Sermons from EMSCCHURCH

In our fourth week of the "Life with a Capital L" sermon series, we'll learn of the salt and the light. Some people are sitting in a dark room, trying to make choices without the ability to see. It is our job as Christians to let the light in.

Our second week of Sermon on the Mount, and third week of the "Life with a Capital L" series. Jesus' promise is that God will bless and use a life that is poor in spirit, seeking to live in peace, and remains faithful through persecution.

God WANTS to bless us. This week and next, join us and hear the qualities of life we need in order to have that life that God can bless, and use it for His purpose.

The Sermon on the Mount is undoubtedly the most well known of Jesus’ teachings. All of these messages are meant to encourage and challenge us not just to live, but to live life with a capital “L”.

We know all about Memorial Day as a country, in remembering those who fought for our country. Join us, and hear all about remembering the acts of God, and what remembrance means in the Bible.

The church may be old, but an Acts 2 church established a pattern for being Christians together that is still just as vital and needed in the world today as it was then. May we strive to be an Acts 2 church in a 21st century world.

We can’t live each day focused on the walls that threaten to keep us from our Promised Land. Instead of letting the walls diminish our faith we must use our praise to diminish the walls by building up our faith. When the walls rise up, let your praise rise even higher.

Happy Mother's Day! It is important to understand that the way we live our lives is how we can choose to honor our parents. It is on this Mother's Day that we seek to honor God the way we appreciate our parents.

Those who put their trust and hope in Christ, will receive an eternity with Him in Heaven. The curse of sin will be forever broken as God fulfills his promise to judge the world with justice, as it always prevails.

Join us this Sunday and learn about giving your heart to Jesus. Receive his love and grace and know that because of Jesus “There is now no condemnation.”

Jesus has promised us many things. This Sunday we will hear about how He has promised us power. The power to change our lives both on this earth, and for all eternity after.

During dark times, whether physically, mentally, emotionally or spiritually; we need to come to Jesus. When we seek his presence, it is inevitable that Joy will follow soon.

Traditional Service (11:00 a.m.) Join us for a beautiful Easter Sunday, continuing our Unshakeable Hope Series. Death has been swallowed up by victory, and because He died on the cross and rose from the dead, we can anticipate our own resurrection.

Contemporary Service (9:30 a.m.) Join us for a beautiful Easter Sunday, continuing our Unshakeable Hope Series. Death has been swallowed up by victory, and because He died on the cross and rose from the dead, we can anticipate our own resurrection.

Over the last few weeks of the Unshakeable Hope Series we have been learning about all of the strength and promises God has promised us. This week is no different. No matter what you may be going through, the good or the bad, the promise of God is that Jesus is praying for us.

Over the last few weeks of the Unshakeable Hope Series we have been learning about all of the strength and promises God has promised us. This week is no different. No matter what you may be going through, the good or the bad, the promise of God is that Jesus is praying for us.

Sometimes when life really gets to you, it's hard to keep yourself in it mentally, emotionally, or spiritually. Luckily, Jesus was put on this earth to experience and understand our pain, so He can help get us through.

Humility is important, as God gives grace to those who are humble. In James 4:6 it says that 'God resists the proud'. When you choose to be humble, you acknowledge the truth about yourself, as God chooses to give grace to the humble - Always.

The book of James says that our prayers will be "powerful and effective." Although it is not important how we pray, it is important that we choose to pray at all, and let the Holy Spirit be the interpreter we need. This is because only through Christ, our prayers will be powerful and effective.

Sometimes we choose to settle for the deceit that happens so often in the world today, only to end up disappointed and right where we began. Instead, choose to understand you are a child of God, and receive the unimaginable inheritance he has to offer.

This week is week number two of our Unshakeable Hope Series! Join us, in learning how the Spirit of God that dwells in us can defeat Satan, and win the victory over evil.

This week begins our first week of the twelve week series, Unshakeable Hope! Join us, and learn what it means to be stamped in God's image.

In today's world, the truth can be difficult to see. God created us with good in mind, and the option to discover evil. As Adam and Eve did in the Garden of Eden, many of us today choose evil. It is through God in which we may choose to continue with good in mind.

God enables each and every one of us, day in and day out. Last week, Roger discussed how He enables us through scripture. This Sunday, we will hear about how God enables us to live a faithful life through prayer, by prioritizing our faith in Him.

We as a church are called upon to live out our faith everywhere we are. This Sunday, Pastor Roger will talk about how to do this through both scripture and prayer - the key components to "A Faithful Life."