ECC Stamford Messages
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What does it mean that God is majestic? How should we consider his majesty being "in all the earth"? How does it relate to us?Watch at: https://youtu.be/pqR-uJ1pHT0
We dive deep into what "hallelujah" truly means and looks like in our lives Apologies for the poor audio recordingWatch at: https://youtu.be/6CGdwptT3YQ
How does God's bignesslike him being all-powerful, all-knowing, everywhere, and morerelate to you and me personally as we're in a "relationship" with him? David in Psalm 139 answers for us with 3 ways God's bigness relates to each of us in ChristWatch at: https://youtu.be/RE-IOUq1oDM
We finally in our series on the Psalms look at a psalm directly about singingasking why, when, and how we singWatch at: https://youtu.be/zGiF-FEaVB0
We look at a "psalm of wisdom" which teaches us the blessedness available in the free forgiveness of God. But also, it warns against deciding to try to decieve yourself and/or God concerning your sinWatch at: https://youtu.be/LawtH0Bjglo
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The very first psalm acts as a sort of cover letter to the whole book of Psalms. We see why, and how it shows us the two ways we can choose to liveWatch at: https://youtu.be/t_eSSMypZP8
After looking at a psalm of lamentin the midst of sufferinglast time, we now look at a psalm of thanksgivingafter being delivered from suffering.It shows us how we should think, pray, and act as those in a relationship with God after we've been helped by GodWatch at: https://youtu.be/6e65LrJEj-o
We open our series seeing an honest crying out to God in suffering, especially looking at how profound the psalmist's "deep calls to deep" phrase is.Watch at: https://youtu.be/hPHTmpWU5WM
We look only at one woe, Jesus's "whitewashed tomb" denouncement. We talk about why it's a summary of all his woes. Plus we ask, "If this is the religion worthy of a 'woe' from Jesus, what is the opposite and what's the remedy to being like this ourselves?"Watch at: https://youtu.be/cHKEBNPeuD0
We listen to Jesus continue in his seven woes toward the religious leaders of his day. He warns us more about religious hypocrisyWatch at: https://youtu.be/mnAP5oOqIT8
Jesus protects his flock now by giving three opening "woe to you" statementsWatch at: https://youtu.be/jP7Hw-LT0Zw
With only a few days before he knows he's going to die, Jesus turns to the crowds and his disciples to seriously warn themand usabout bogus religous leaders and pride, even in the name of GodWatch at: https://youtu.be/LNCsOljn9O0
Jesus finally turns to ask them a series of questions, leaving them and us astonished concerning who he truly is. Plus, he shows us somehting important about how we must engage in theology well and read our Bibles wellWatch at: https://youtu.be/r2xmvQrmHwA
After spending a week on the "first" and "great" commandment, we see what Jesus meant by the "second" which is "like" itWatch at: https://youtu.be/IZrvpPNbQQY
Jesus is asked the massive question: "Which is the great commandment?" He responds by quoting Deueteronomy 6:5. We consider each word in the command, how it actually applies, and how Jesus calls it the "great" and "first" commandmentWatch at: https://youtu.be/vbPix4YXN7U
We see Jesus questioned again, but this time about a hot theological debate of thier day. Jesus's answer, once again, makes the crowd marvelWatch at: https://youtu.be/WPZefx5ioNQ
We dive deep into the astonishing teaching from Jesus about politics, government, God, and our place in it allWatch at: https://youtu.be/5WvakI8JwCM
For our special Easter service, we consider why Jesus rose, what it means for us and our world, and how it impacts our daily livesWatch at: https://youtu.be/8IWvJpnygSw
We look at how terrible and tragic, and yet beautiful and helpful, was Jesus's death on the crossWatch at: https://youtu.be/BbPLw6pyyk8
From our Matthew series we know that the "hosannas" on Palm Sunday were severly tainted with wrong motives. This morning, we build on that by going back to the original psalm the crowd was quotingPsalm 118seeing what it mean originally, how they took it, and how their lesson connects to us still today.Watch at: https://youtu.be/guiCDbvO97U
Jesus compares the kingdom of God to a feast that the King of the kingdom throws for him, the SonWatch at: https://youtu.be/wEJANEKoZfk
Jesus tells "another parable" where he summarizes the whole Old Testament, climaxing in his coming. Will individuals accept him as the Son and the Stoneand enter into the kingdom and the new people of Godor reject him?Watch at: https://youtu.be/p8uVDKHFBto
Our brother in Christ and member here at ECC, Wesley Patrick, teaches and applies God's word from Romans 5, calling us to rejoice because of Christ's gospelWatch at: https://youtu.be/XvB3oFAVDTs
After overturning the temple, Jesus curses a fig tree, is questioned on his authority, and gives us the Parable of Two SonsWatch at: https://youtu.be/PapgGOA7FNw
