Here are some more frequently asked questions about the life and liturgy of our church, why we worship the way we do.

What does Jesus mean when he says we must receive the kingdom of God like children and that it belongs to those like them?

Churches must think carefully about the labels they use and realize there is much more to a community of faith than its labels

Despite being a buzzword, there are several reasons why we still use the phrase "gospel-centered" to describe our church

Responding to the reading of God's word with, "Thanks be to God" helps us remember and be thankful that God has graciously spoken to us.

The book of Ruth is a story of love, faithfulness, and restoration that ultimately points us to God's plan of redemption in Christ.

Several thoughts to help clarify our decision to include the recitation of historic Christian creeds in our Lord’s Day worship.

On Feb. 23, 2021, the members of ECC voted to revise the church's Constitution and change the church name.

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

In February 2020 we will be launching a sanctuary renovation project to make several much-needed improvements to our church's sanctuary.

Here is both a recap of 2019 and a preview of what’s to come, Lord willing, in 2020 at ECC.

A curated list of Bible reading plans to help you grow in your knowledge of and love for God's Word.

Here are a few albums that my wife and I recommend for both personal edification and family worship.

A church devoid of the Holy Spirit is a church that fails to faithfully preach the gospel of Jesus Christ from all the Scriptures.

Isaiah proclaims a message of both judgment and hope that reveals the glory of the Holy One and the Suffering Servant-King, Jesus Christ.