Resources to help you think more biblically about baptism and meaningful membership in the local church

Reflections on spiritual gifts, love, edification, and order from our study through the spiritual gifts in 1 Corinthians 12-14

Several implications can be drawn from Paul's hymn to love which we would do well to ponder as new creations in Christ.

A tattoo can be a meaningful and visible reminder of the gospel, a quiet signpost pointing to Christ in a world that values self-expression.

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

Observing the Church Calendar is not only helpful but a necessary practice to make ECC even more Christ-exalting and gospel-centered.

Jesus says the church is the city set on a hill that shines with the light of the glory of God in a darkened world.

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.

Just as the ark provided safety from the waters of judgment, we now have salvation from judgment through Jesus. And this is pictured and proclaimed in baptism.

Celebrating the Lord's Supper weekly helps us taste and see the goodness of the Lord and his gospel every time we gather as a church.

A survey of the dysfunctions and (de)formative power of social media and how the church must respond.

Jaynie Laprade shares how God used the book of Ruth to help her see the "barley harvest" she has, despite her age and social status

Keith Ryoo shares his testimony and how God's providence led him to serve as a pastor at ECC.

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

It's in the gospel fellowship of a local church that we encounter the God of all comfort and find strength to suffer well.