Inside Out

At the end of April we began a new sermon series entitled Faith, Hope, and Love: Flourishing in the Midst of Adversity, in which we study through Paul's "Prison Epistles"—the letters Paul wrote to friends & churches while he was imprisoned in Rome. You can view a schedule of all the sections that we will be covering with links to the sermon recordings as they are added here.

This Sunday we looked at Ephesians chapter 4, in which Paul writes about unity and how we are all one in the body of Christ.

Jesus Is Lord of ALL

At the end of April we began a new sermon series entitled Faith, Hope, and Love: Flourishing in the Midst of Adversity, in which we study through Paul's "Prison Epistles"—the letters Paul wrote to friends & churches while he was imprisoned in Rome. You can view a schedule of all the sections that we will be covering with links to the sermon recordings as they are added here.

This Sunday we looked at Ephesians chapter 3, in which Paul writes about how Jesus is Lord of all people.

Reconciliation

We are two weeks into a new sermon series entitled Faith, Hope, and Love: Flourishing in the Midst of Adversity, in which we study through Paul's "Prison Epistles"—the letters Paul wrote to friends & churches while he was imprisoned in Rome. You can view a schedule of all the sections that we will be covering with links to the sermon recordings as they are added here.

This Sunday we looked at Ephesians chapter 2, in which Paul writes about reconciliation.

Adoption

We are beginning a new sermon series entitled Faith, Hope, and Love: Flourishing in the Midst of Adversity, in which we study through Paul's "Prison Epistles"—the letters Paul wrote to friends & churches while he was imprisoned in Rome. You can view a schedule of all the sections that we will be covering with links to the sermon recordings as they are added here.

This Sunday we looked at Ephesians chapter 1, in which Paul writes about adoption.

The Road To Emmaus

This Sunday we took a (now annual) look at the story of The Road to Emmaus from Luke 24:13-35, to remind ourselves where our church name comes from and what elements from that story we use to define our church community as we walk on our journey with Jesus.

The Great Commission

This Sunday, we finished up our sermon series studying through the Gospel of Matthew as we looked at Matthew chapter 28, in which Jesus sent out his disciples before he departed the earth in his resurrected, human form.

He Is Risen!

This Sunday, we gathered together on both on Zoom and also in-person in the parking lot for a special Easter service! We had some live worship music, Mark preached on the Easter text in our series studying the Gospel of Matthew as we looked at Matthew chapter 28, and we also baptized some people!

(Note: For this service, the worship music and the baptism testimonial portion were cut out of the publicly posted recording, but if anyone who regularly attends Emmaus would like to hear a complete recording, please send us an email.)

Anointing and Last Supper

This Sunday as we gathered on Zoom, Mark continued our sermon series entitled, “The Gospel of Matthew: Jesus & the Revolution” by looking at Matthew chapter 26, in which Jesus rides into Jerusalem on a donkey, and then dines with his disciples for the last time before his crucifixion.

(Note: We usually have at least a short time after Mark’s message where people can share their thoughts about the message, or other things that have been happening in their lives. This group discussion portion of our Zoom gatherings is removed from the publicly posted recordings, but if anyone who regularly attends Emmaus would like to hear a complete recording from a certain Sunday, please send us an email.)

The Sheep and the Goats

This Sunday as we gathered on Zoom, Mark continued our sermon series entitled, “The Gospel of Matthew: Jesus & the Revolution” by looking at Matthew chapter 25 verses 31 through 46, in which Jesus tells a parable about sheep and goats.

(Note: We usually have at least a short time after Mark’s message where people can share their thoughts about the message, or other things that have been happening in their lives. This group discussion portion of our Zoom gatherings is removed from the publicly posted recordings, but if anyone who regularly attends Emmaus would like to hear a complete recording from a certain Sunday, please send us an email.)

Donkey and a Whip

This Sunday as we gathered on Zoom, Mark continued our sermon series entitled, “The Gospel of Matthew: Jesus & the Revolution” by looking at Matthew chapter 21, in which Jesus enters Jerusalem and then casts the money changers out of the temple.

(Note: We usually have at least a short time after Mark’s message where people can share their thoughts about the message, or other things that have been happening in their lives. This group discussion portion of our Zoom gatherings is removed from the publicly posted recordings, but if anyone who regularly attends Emmaus would like to hear a complete recording from a certain Sunday, please send us an email.)

Money

This Sunday as we gathered on Zoom, Mark continued our sermon series entitled, “The Gospel of Matthew: Jesus & the Revolution” by looking at Matthew chapters 19:16 - 20:16, in which Jesus talks to a man about money.

(Note: We usually have at least a short time after Mark’s message where people can share their thoughts about the message, or other things that have been happening in their lives. This group discussion portion of our Zoom gatherings is removed from the publicly posted recordings, but if anyone who regularly attends Emmaus would like to hear a complete recording from a certain Sunday, please send us an email.)

Transfiguration

This Sunday as we gathered on Zoom, Mark continued our sermon series entitled, “The Gospel of Matthew: Jesus & the Revolution” by looking at Matthew chapter 17, in which Jesus gave his disciples a glimpse of his God-like self on top of a mountain.

(Note: We usually have at least a short time after Mark’s message where people can share their thoughts about the message, or other things that have been happening in their lives. This group discussion portion of our Zoom gatherings is removed from the publicly posted recordings, but if anyone who regularly attends Emmaus would like to hear a complete recording from a certain Sunday, please send us an email.)

Peter's Confession & the Cost of Discipleship

This Sunday as we gathered on Zoom, Mark continued our sermon series entitled, “The Gospel of Matthew: Jesus & the Revolution” by looking at Matthew chapter 16, in which Jesus in which Jesus both commends and rebukes Peter.

(Note: We usually have at least a short time after Mark’s message where people can share their thoughts about the message, or other things that have been happening in their lives. This group discussion portion of our Zoom gatherings is removed from the publicly posted recordings, but if anyone who regularly attends Emmaus would like to hear a complete recording from a certain Sunday, please send us an email.)

Revolution Vs. Religion

This Sunday as we gathered on Zoom, Mark continued our sermon series entitled, “The Gospel of Matthew: Jesus & the Revolution” by looking at Matthew chapter 15, in which Jesus debates with the Pharisees about their rules of religion as opposed to following God with their hearts.

(Note: We usually have at least a short time after Mark’s message where people can share their thoughts about the message, or other things that have been happening in their lives. This group discussion portion of our Zoom gatherings is removed from the publicly posted recordings, but if anyone who regularly attends Emmaus would like to hear a complete recording from a certain Sunday, please send us an email.)

Parables

This Sunday as we gathered on Zoom, Mark continued our sermon series entitled, “The Gospel of Matthew: Jesus & the Revolution” by looking at Matthew chapter 13, in which Jesus uses a couple of agricultural parables to teach his follows.

(Note: We usually have at least a short time after Mark’s message where people can share their thoughts about the message, or other things that have been happening in their lives. This group discussion portion of our Zoom gatherings is removed from the publicly posted recordings, but if anyone who regularly attends Emmaus would like to hear a complete recording from a certain Sunday, please send us an email.)

Power and Authority

This Sunday as we gathered on Zoom, Mark continued our new sermon series entitled, “The Gospel of Matthew: Jesus & the Revolution” by looking at Matthew chapter 8, in which Jesus teaches on and demonstrates power and authority in a variety of ways.

(Note: We usually have at least a short time after Mark’s message where people can share their thoughts about the message, or other things that have been happening in their lives. This group discussion portion of our Zoom gatherings is removed from the publicly posted recordings, but if anyone who regularly attends Emmaus would like to hear a complete recording from a certain Sunday, please send us an email.)

Prayer

This Sunday as we gathered on Zoom, Mark continued our new sermon series entitled, “The Gospel of Matthew: Jesus & the Revolution” by looking at Matthew chapter 6, in which Jesus teaches a new way to pray.

(Note: We usually have at least a short time after Mark’s message where people can share their thoughts about the message, or other things that have been happening in their lives. This group discussion portion of our Zoom gatherings is removed from the publicly posted recordings, but if anyone who regularly attends Emmaus would like to hear a complete recording from a certain Sunday, please send us an email.)

Law / Torah / Truth

This Sunday as we gathered on Zoom, Mark continued our new sermon series entitled, “The Gospel of Matthew: Jesus & the Revolution” by looking at Matthew chapter 5, in which Jesus preaches to a crowd of people and takes a little different angle on observing God's laws.

(Note: We usually have at least a short time after Mark’s message where people can share their thoughts about the message, or other things that have been happening in their lives. This group discussion portion of our Zoom gatherings is removed from the publicly posted recordings, but if anyone who regularly attends Emmaus would like to hear a complete recording from a certain Sunday, please send us an email.)

Temptation

This Sunday as we gathered on Zoom, Mark continued our new sermon series entitled, “The Gospel of Matthew: Jesus & the Revolution” by looking at Matthew chapter 4, in which Jesus is tempted by the devil.

(Note: We usually have at least a short time after Mark’s message where people can share their thoughts about the message, or other things that have been happening in their lives. This group discussion portion of our Zoom gatherings is removed from the publicly posted recordings, but if anyone who regularly attends Emmaus would like to hear a complete recording from a certain Sunday, please send us an email.)

Baptism

This Sunday as we gathered on Zoom, Mark continued our new sermon series entitled, “The Gospel of Matthew: Jesus & the Revolution” by looking at Matthew chapter 3, in which we are introduced to John the Baptist and see Jesus ask to be baptized.

(Note: We usually have at least a short time after Mark’s message where people can share their thoughts about the message, or other things that have been happening in their lives. This group discussion portion of our Zoom gatherings is removed from the publicly posted recordings, but if anyone who regularly attends Emmaus would like to hear a complete recording from a certain Sunday, please send us an email.)