Below you'll find a list of all posts that have been tagged as “1 Corinthians”
Pastor Jonathan Eckberg presents a special Father’s Day message. As we celebrate the men God has used in each of our lives to help lead us into a deeper and richer faith, we reflect on what faithful biblical leadership looks like in 1 Corinthians 16:13-14. In doing so, we consider how we, no matter our position, can faithfully lead others …
Pastor Jonathan Eckberg preaches a follow-up to our Easter message in 1 Corinthians 15. Too often we celebrate the holy days only to return to our regular schedules, unchanged by what we have just witnessed. This was not the case for Jesus’ disciples and should not be the case for us. But how, exactly, does considering the resurrection alter our …
Pastor Jonathan Eckberg preaches a special Easter message entitled, “New Day, New Life.” The resurrection of Jesus Christ is much more than a historically miraculous event. It is the event that washed over the darkness, fear, and doubt that filled the preceding weekend. In doing so, the dawn of Easter morning changes everything about our lives and our world. How so? …
Pastor Jonathan Eckberg concludes our two-week miniseries, “Limited/Limitless”. Last week we discussed the divinely appointed limits of our lives. This week we will move forward to 1 Corinthians 13 and discuss how, with all of our limits, we have been blessed with access to the limitless glory of our God. In this, our faith and our expression of that faith …
Pastor Jonathan Eckberg introduces a new 2-week miniseries called, “Limited/Limitless.” Limitations are a part of life. None of us have an endless supply of energy or resources at our disposal. But what if this was never meant to be a negative? What if it is not a constriction on what we can do? What if our limitations are meant to …
Pastor Jonathan Eckberg teaches from 1 Corinthians 1:18. The resurrection of Jesus is the most defining event in human history. As we celebrate this Easter, we recognize that such a profound truth requires a decisive response. And the Apostle Paul shows exactly how every person, including you and me, will respond to this reality. How will we respond?
