Inherent in the gospel is the condemnation of this world, and when we preach such a gospel, we cannot help but start a fight

As one of the leaders responsible for planning our worship services, I often get asked why we sing what we do. Here are eight criteria that help us determine which songs we sing on the Lord’s Day at ECC.

Not only have I earned my MDiv and been equipped for the ministry during my time at seminary, but I have also developed a new love and concern for the flock of God here at Elmira Christian Center.

God’s plan for leadership in the church is shepherds caring for His flock. The pastor as shepherd is someone committed to knowing you, feeding you, leading you, and protecting you.

Inter-generational discipleship is how we grow in godliness and adorn the gospel for the onlookers of the world. Here are three simple reminders why we need to be passionate for discipleship in the local church

Starting on May 27th we will be taking a short break from the Gospel of Luke to begin an 8 week sermon series through Paul’s letter to Titus.

As we look at what our union with Christ entails, we quickly discover there are many helpful terms and images used in Scripture describe this incredible, unsearchable reality.

The gradual nature of the healing in Mark 8:22-26 wasn’t due to a lack of power in Jesus or faith in the blind man. Rather, it serves as a living parable for the disciples of their spiritual sight.