
The Aftermath of Loss: The Battle Between Joy and Fear
The amazing reality for the Christian is that, whether in the midst of loss or in a season of plenty, our joy in God can remain undiminished.

Radically Ordinary Church Ministry
According to Scripture, ministry in the local church isn't for a select, gifted few, but for all Christians. No stage or spotlight required.

How to Walk Worthy of the Lord
Christians are called to walk worthy of the gospel we have received, fully pleasing to the risen Lord Jesus. But how do we do this?

The ECC Bookstall
The ECC Bookstall provides free resources for understanding the Bible and developing a well-rounded Christian worldview.

ECC Stories: Cancer and a Promise of Peace
This story is about an unexpected battle with cancer and the peace God gives in such difficult and uncertain times.

Recommended Reading from the Late J. I. Packer (1926-2020)
Pastor Matt's recommended books by the late J. I. Packer, one of the most influential theologians of the last century.

Revelation and Redemption: How God Speaks Today
If revelation and redemption are connected to and culminate in Jesus, the question we need to ask it not whether God speaks, but how he speaks today.

Humble Prayer: Letting God be God
Hezekiah’s humble prayer in Isaiah 37:14-20 teaches us the kind of prayer that pleases God and is the result of true, saving faith.

Faith that Glorifies the Living God
The story in Isaiah 36-37 of the showdown between Hezekiah and Sennacherib shows us the faith that truly glorifies the living God

Racism and Riots: A Lament for Our Nation
A lament for the racism and riots plaguing our divided nation and a prayer for revival.

Commending Christ to the World (Titus 3:1-8)
When we look at Titus 3 and consider our conduct towards authorities, as well as people in general, the question is: Are we commending Christ to the world?

The Cross, Our Value, and the Danger of Heresy
To confess that the cross primarily reveals our value to God is a false doctrine that undermines the good news of God's glorious grace.

Testing vs. Trusting God: A Closer Look at Gideon’s Fleece
Gideon putting out a fleece and testing God only shows his glaring lack of trust in God and his word.

“His Heart Beats”: A Song for Resurrection Sunday
In this song, Andrew Peterson captures the soul-thrilling beauty and life-changing significance of the Resurrection of Jesus.

The Irony of the Cross
In our Lord's Passion we see the greatest example of irony in Scripture as God overturns and makes foolish the world's wisdom.