Sermons from EMSCCHURCH

Amanda Capshaw will be speaking this Sunday, she is one of the newest members of the Ministry Team!

Roger is back this week! Join this Sunday to hear a message on how we find our freedom in Christ.

Join us this Sunday morning for another week of hearing Matthew Seibel speak on being fruitful--in the Spirit and otherwise.

Happy Father's Day! Pastor Matthew explores Biblical fatherhood and how it translates to our ministries around us.

Singing can be used to communicate messages, to forget, or just to be happy. Singing can also be used to strengthen our faith in Him, and help get us through any suffering. Join us this Sunday to hear Raphael speak.

This Sunday, we'll take a look at how Paul ran the race of the Christian life, in the hopes that it will encourage us to do the same. It's not always about how you start, but about the opportunities and having people around you who can help you along the way toward the finish line.

As Christians, we never know how far our witness will reach. It may reach the lives of hundreds or thousands over time. One single witness could be the change needed for many, and all it takes is a faithful believer in Christ to step up and tell others about Jesus.

Our culture is becoming increasingly resistant to the gospel but we know the truth. We can’t just sit back in our churches and hope that people will find their way; We have to go out there and boldly declare to them the Gospel of Jesus Christ.

Join us this Sunday for a very Happy Mother's Day Service! Our vision is to enable people to grow higher in Christ through worship, deeper in faith through the study of God’s word, and wider in love through mission and service. That is the kind of church we are.

The gifts of the Spirit make it possible for us to produce the fruit of the Spirit. These gifts represent qualities or abilities that enable us to live a Christian life, and are the characteristics of a godly life.

This is the first week of the 'Acts of The Apostle' message series. Just as He rose from the tomb, He rose from earth and ascended back into Heaven.

Join us this morning for Palm Sunday, presented by the Praise Puppets!

Life will at times send us into the garden of hardship, heartache, despair and sorrow. How we choose to come out of the garden depends upon how resolutely we put our hope and trust in God.

We all long for the day when we can stand before God, without fear of judgment and condemnation because we have been saved by the blood of his Son Jesus Christ.

The world is full of hurting, needy people who feel alienated, disconnected and alone. But in their experience the church is more interested in upholding the right theological views and filling their pews than offering help and hope to hurting people. The churches in America today have to change that perception, and fulfill the Great Commission to go and make disciples for Christ.

David Mills will be speaking Sunday morning, on the Triumphant (Triumphal) Entry from Mark 11.

Hope will always prevail. Come join us in worship this Sunday morning with guest speaker, Rick Grace!

A Celebration of Life for Sue - 3/4/2022

At his baptism God spoke directly to Jesus - but on the mountain, God was speaking to the three disciples, and through his word to us. Jesus was, is, and always will be the Son of God. Through Him, we will experience our own transfiguration from mortal life, through death, into eternal life.

Whatever stage of faith we find ourselves in; whether we are blind to the truth, had our first touch and beginning to see, or already had our second touch and able to see everything God has to offer so clearly. We must always prayer and profess our faith to Him.

Let's come together as Christians and understand this; being a Christian is not about following the rules of a religion, but choosing to have a personal relationship with Jesus, and living a life full of love and faith in Him.

As followers of Jesus he calls us to put our hope and trust in him. Whatever is happening in our lives today; believe in Him, trust in Him, and he will always provide more than enough.

No matter what situation you are facing. No matter how dire the circumstances of your life may be. No matter how helpless and hopeless you may feel to overcome the influence of sin in your life. Our hope is in Jesus.

Jesus taught His disciples in parables. One such parable is the Parable of the Sower. How do you sow your own seeds--do you have a short-lived faith, or a faith that grows?

WE are Christ's ambassadors. “Go and make disciples of all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit, and teaching them to obey everything I have commanded you.” May we seek to join the Magnificent Twelve as devoted, dedicated disciples of Jesus.