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| Facebook Live Message: Jesus, Our Death-Conquering Deliverer, Knows Your Name (Like He Knew Mary's) |
In accordance with state and national authorities, we will wait to return to the Fusion Center at 30 Tyler Prentice Road sometime later this spring or summer. In the meantime, we are still gathering every Saturday at 4:30 p.m. EST via Emmaus City Church Facebook Live. The liturgy with links to songs will be posted Saturday morning on our Facebook page beforehand. We would love for you to join with us! Also, you can contact us at info@emmauscitychurch.com.
Christ & the Coronavirus 2020 Messages
Sermon Video + Liturgy: Jesus' Triumph Over Our Troubles
Text: John 16:33
Sermon Video + Liturgy: Power, Participation, and Pressing On That's Only Possible with the Person of Jesus Christ (Mother's Day Weekend + Ahmaud Arbery Lament)
Text: Philippians 3:10-14
Sermon Video + Liturgy: Unembarrassed + Extravagant Poured Out Sacrificial Love
Text: Matthew 26:6-13
Sermon Video + Liturgy: Wise and Wild with Christ and the Cross (or "How Does the Cross Make the Change?")
Text: 1 Corinthians 1:18-25
Sermon Video + Liturgy: It's Settled So You Can Be All Set (Special Spring Snow Edition)
Texts: Isaiah 1:18; Psalm 46:10
Sermon Video + Liturgy: Jesus, Death-Conquering Deliverer, Knows Your Name
Texts: John 20:11-18; Luke 23:42-43; Isaiah 43:1, 49:16
1 | Connect with Emmaus City Church during an Online Service | Mass (check out why we love to still call it a mass)
2 | Connect with Emmaus City Church Pastor
Want to talk about Jesus, but aren't ready to do so with a church yet? Don't hesitate; just drop Pastor Mike a line and he'll quickly get back to you to set up a meeting at local cafe or pub.
And whether you are someone who prays often or very rarely, we invite you to consider praying daily prayers to begin to understand what it can be like to share your life with God and watch to see how He moves.
And whether you are someone who prays often or very rarely, we invite you to consider praying daily prayers to begin to understand what it can be like to share your life with God and watch to see how He moves.
"To you, my fellow traveler, may God explode your heart with gratefulness for salvation, with anger over injustice, with love for the loveless, with selfless hours of service, with words that bring hope, and homes that bring warmth. May Christ be in the food you serve; may He interrupt your schedule with moments that change the destiny of families; may His purposes become your purposes; and may the things that break His heart break yours. May He supply to you all that is needed to live large in the Kingdom that is now and yet to come.” + Hugh Halter, author of The Tangible Kingdom Primer
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