Ember Church Sunday Sermon

Pastor Jeff preaches on Vision Sunday and casts our vision for next year.

Guest speaker Pastor Steve Mickel brings the word on Paul.

Pastor Dan wraps up our series on Acts.

Pastor Jeff continues our series on Acts.

Pastor Jeff continues our series in Acts.

Pastor Jeff continues our series on The Book of Acts.

Pastor Jeff continues our series on Acts.

Pastor Jeff continues our series on Acts.

Pastor Micah L continues our series on Acts.

Pastor Jeff continues our series on Acts.

Continuing are series on Acts.

Dan Laurenzo preaches on Acts 5.

Exec Pastor Micah L. Continues our series on Acts.

Guest Pastor Kyle Veach continues our series on Acts

In this powerful message, we're challenged to examine what truly matters in our spiritual lives. The central theme revolves around Acts 2:42, where we see the early church's devotion to four key areas: the apostles' teaching, fellowship, breaking of bread, and prayer. This devotion wasn't casual; it was a steadfast commitment that oriented their entire lives around Christ. We're reminded that in our information-saturated age, we must be careful not to mistake information for authority. True spiritual growth comes from devotion to God's Word and His people. The message urges us to consider: Are we merely fitting God into our schedules, or are we orienting our lives around His rhythms? This call to devotion is especially relevant in our busy, distracted world. It encourages us to deepen our commitment to Scripture, authentic community, and prayer, recognizing that these practices are vital for our spiritual health and growth.

Pastor Jeff Thorp preaches on Psalms for Father’s Day.

In this powerful message, we're reminded that God often chooses the hidden and faithful to accomplish His purposes. The story of Matthias, the forgotten disciple who replaced Judas, teaches us that hiddenness is not insignificance. We're challenged to embrace the 'anonymous seasons of the soul' where God shapes us away from the spotlight. The central theme encourages us to be Christ-centered rather than self-centered, focusing on faithfulness over visibility. This message urges us to reconsider our motivations - are we serving for recognition or out of love for Christ? It's a call to find joy in being faithful in the small, unseen acts of service that build God's kingdom. We're reminded that our value doesn't come from being seen by others, but from being known by God.