Emmaus Roadhttp://www.emmausroadchurch.comWeekly messages from Emmaus Road, a community living out the way of Jesus.Beauty. Story. Renewal. Journey.Weekly messages from Emmaus Road, a community living out the way of Jesus. Look for our Podcast in the iTunes Music Storeen-usEmmaus Road in Hopkins, MN 2005Troy Petrytroy.petry@emmausroadchurch.comhttp://www.emmausroadchurch.com/podcast/erc300x300.gifhttp://www.emmausroadchurch.comEmmaus RoadReligion & SpiritualityEmmaus Road Church Hopkins Minnetonka Hopkins Art Center Hopkins Center for the Arts Beauty Story Renewal Journey Craig Case George LeeGeorge`s introduction to "Money" and the video at: http://www.lifechurch.tv/message-archive/watch/life-money-hope/1George`s introduction to "Money" and the video at: http://www.lifechurch.tv/message-archive/watch/life-money-hope/1George`s introduction to "Money" and the video at: http://www.lifechurch.tv/message-archive/watch/life-money-hope/1http://www.emmausroadchurch.com/content/media/2009/20091011_msg.mp3Sun, 11 Oct 2009 00:00:00 GMTReligion & Spiritualityno30:00George`s introduction to "Money" and the video at: http://www.lifechurch.tv/message-archive/watch/life-money-hope/1Grant Hillhttp://www.emmausroadchurch.com/content/media/2009/20091004_msg.mp3Sun, 04 Oct 2009 00:00:00 GMTReligion & Spiritualityno30:00Grant HillSlow down and turn your worry over to the Lord.Slow down and turn your worry over to the Lord.Slow down and turn your worry over to the Lord.http://www.emmausroadchurch.com/content/media/2009/20090927_msg.mp3Sun, 27 Sep 2009 00:00:00 GMTReligion & Spiritualityno32:00Slow down and turn your worry over to the Lord.James Christophersonhttp://www.emmausroadchurch.com/content/media/2009/20090920_msg.mp3Sun, 20 Sep 2009 00:00:00 GMTReligion & Spiritualityno30:00James Christophersonhttp://www.emmausroadchurch.com/content/media/2009/20090920_msg.mp3Sun, 20 Sep 2009 00:00:00 GMTReligion & Spiritualityno42:00Brian Houtshttp://www.emmausroadchurch.com/content/media/2009/20090913_msg.mp3Sun, 13 Sep 2009 00:00:00 GMTReligion & Spiritualityno48:00Vincent Bryanhttp://www.emmausroadchurch.com/content/media/2009/20090906_msg.mp3Sun, 06 Sep 2009 00:00:00 GMTReligion & Spiritualityno51:00Jim and Lynn Jacksonhttp://www.emmausroadchurch.com/content/media/2009/20090830_msg.mp3Sun, 30 Aug 2009 00:00:00 GMTReligion & Spiritualityno48:00Jim and Lynn Jacksonhttp://www.emmausroadchurch.com/content/media/2009/20090823_msg.mp3Sun, 23 Aug 2009 00:00:00 GMTReligion & Spiritualityno40:00Gregg PetersonA short description of the various opportunities to serve the church and community through coaching and serving roles.A short description of the various opportunities to serve the church and community through coaching and serving roles.A short description of the various opportunities to serve the church and community through coaching and serving roles.http://www.emmausroadchurch.com/content/media/2009/20090802_msg.mp3Sun, 02 Aug 2009 00:00:00 GMTReligion & Spiritualityno30:00A short description of the various opportunities to serve the church and community through coaching and serving roles.Dan ThompsonText: Proverbs 19:20 Theme: Accepting insights other than just our own leads to wisdomText: Proverbs 19:20 Theme: Accepting insights other than just our own leads to wisdomText: Proverbs 19:20 Theme: Accepting insights other than just our own leads to wisdomhttp://www.emmausroadchurch.com/content/media/2009/20090531_msg.mp3Sun, 31 May 2009 00:00:00 GMTReligion & Spiritualityno30:00Text: Proverbs 19:20 Theme: Accepting insights other than just our own leads to wisdomNone.There is no recording this week due to technical difficulty.There is no recording this week due to technical difficulty.There is no recording this week due to technical difficulty.http://www.emmausroadchurch.com/content/media/2009/20090524_msg.mp3Sun, 24 May 2009 00:00:00 GMTReligion & Spiritualityno30:00There is no recording this week due to technical difficulty.None.There is no recording this week due to technical difficulties.There is no recording this week due to technical difficulties.There is no recording this week due to technical difficulties.http://www.emmausroadchurch.com/content/media/2009/20090517_msg.mp3Sun, 17 May 2009 00:00:00 GMTReligion & Spiritualityno30:00There is no recording this week due to technical difficulties.Special Guest: Mike Brownhttp://www.emmausroadchurch.com/content/media/2009/20090503_msg.mp3Sun, 03 May 2009 00:00:00 GMTReligion & Spiritualityno30:00Dan ThompsonText: Proverbs 3:5-6 Theme: Wisdom is beyond our own understandingText: Proverbs 3:5-6 Theme: Wisdom is beyond our own understandingText: Proverbs 3:5-6 Theme: Wisdom is beyond our own understandinghttp://www.emmausroadchurch.com/content/media/2009/20090426_msg.mp3Sun, 26 Apr 2009 00:00:00 GMTReligion & Spiritualityno30:00Text: Proverbs 3:5-6 Theme: Wisdom is beyond our own understandingDan ThompsonText: Proverbs 1:1-7 Theme: With age is to come wisdomText: Proverbs 1:1-7 Theme: With age is to come wisdomText: Proverbs 1:1-7 Theme: With age is to come wisdomhttp://www.emmausroadchurch.com/content/media/2009/20090419_msg.mp3Sun, 19 Apr 2009 00:00:00 GMTReligion & Spiritualityno30:00Text: Proverbs 1:1-7 Theme: With age is to come wisdomDan ThompsonText: Luke 24 Theme: The resurrection is the foundation for our HopeText: Luke 24 Theme: The resurrection is the foundation for our HopeText: Luke 24 Theme: The resurrection is the foundation for our Hopehttp://www.emmausroadchurch.com/content/media/2009/20090412_msg.mp3Sun, 12 Apr 2009 00:00:00 GMTReligion & Spiritualityno30:00Text: Luke 24 Theme: The resurrection is the foundation for our HopeDan ThompsonText: Paul, 2 Corinthians 11:16-12:10 Theme: Learning the sufficiency of God's GraceText: Paul, 2 Corinthians 11:16-12:10 Theme: Learning the sufficiency of God's GraceText: Paul, 2 Corinthians 11:16-12:10 Theme: Learning the sufficiency of God's Gracehttp://www.emmausroadchurch.com/content/media/2009/20090405_msg.mp3Sun, 05 Apr 2009 00:00:00 GMTReligion & Spiritualityno30:00Text: Paul, 2 Corinthians 11:16-12:10 Theme: Learning the sufficiency of God's GraceDan ThompsonText: Hosea Theme: Contentment in life even when you are hit the deepestText: Hosea Theme: Contentment in life even when you are hit the deepestText: Hosea Theme: Contentment in life even when you are hit the deepesthttp://www.emmausroadchurch.com/content/media/2009/20090329_msg.mp3Sun, 29 Mar 2009 00:00:00 GMTReligion & Spiritualityno30:00Text: Hosea Theme: Contentment in life even when you are hit the deepestDan ThompsonText: Esther Theme: Humbling ourselves before God and bolding actingText: Esther Theme: Humbling ourselves before God and bolding actingText: Esther Theme: Humbling ourselves before God and bolding actinghttp://www.emmausroadchurch.com/content/media/2009/20090322_msg.mp3Sun, 22 Mar 2009 00:00:00 GMTReligion & Spiritualityno30:00Text: Esther Theme: Humbling ourselves before God and bolding actingDan ThompsonText: 1 Peter 2:9-12 Theme: Becoming the body Christ wants us to beText: 1 Peter 2:9-12 Theme: Becoming the body Christ wants us to beText: 1 Peter 2:9-12 Theme: Becoming the body Christ wants us to behttp://www.emmausroadchurch.com/content/media/2009/20090315_msg.mp3Sun, 15 Mar 2009 00:00:00 GMTReligion & Spiritualityno30:00Text: 1 Peter 2:9-12 Theme: Becoming the body Christ wants us to beDan ThompsonText: Joseph, Genesis 37-50 Theme: Pressing on when riding the rollercoaster of lifeText: Joseph, Genesis 37-50 Theme: Pressing on when riding the rollercoaster of lifeText: Joseph, Genesis 37-50 Theme: Pressing on when riding the rollercoaster of lifehttp://www.emmausroadchurch.com/content/media/2009/20090308_msg.mp3Sun, 08 Mar 2009 00:00:00 GMTReligion & Spiritualityno30:00Text: Joseph, Genesis 37-50 Theme: Pressing on when riding the rollercoaster of lifeSpecial Guest: Tom AlbinsonMissionary to refugees for 30 years Text: James 1:1-4,12 Theme: Following Jesus when the Road is ToughMissionary to refugees for 30 years Text: James 1:1-4,12 Theme: Following Jesus when the Road is ToughMissionary to refugees for 30 years Text: James 1:1-4,12 Theme: Following Jesus when the Road is Toughhttp://www.emmausroadchurch.com/content/media/2009/20090301_msg.mp3Sun, 01 Mar 2009 00:00:00 GMTReligion & Spiritualityno30:00Missionary to refugees for 30 years Text: James 1:1-4,12 Theme: Following Jesus when the Road is ToughDan ThompsonText: Romans 11:33-36 Theme: Prayer makes a difference Text: Romans 11:33-36 Theme: Prayer makes a difference Text: Romans 11:33-36 Theme: Prayer makes a difference http://www.emmausroadchurch.com/content/media/2009/20090222_msg.mp3Sun, 22 Feb 2009 00:00:00 GMTReligion & Spiritualityno30:00Text: Romans 11:33-36 Theme: Prayer makes a difference Dan ThompsonText: James 4:2-3, Isaiah 55:8-9 Theme: How do we understand unanswered appeals to God? Text: James 4:2-3, Isaiah 55:8-9 Theme: How do we understand unanswered appeals to God? Text: James 4:2-3, Isaiah 55:8-9 Theme: How do we understand unanswered appeals to God? http://www.emmausroadchurch.com/content/media/2009/20090215_msg.mp3Sun, 15 Feb 2009 00:00:00 GMTReligion & Spiritualityno30:00Text: James 4:2-3, Isaiah 55:8-9 Theme: How do we understand unanswered appeals to God? Dan ThompsonText: Colossians 4:2 Theme: Various ways we may devote ourselves to prayer Text: Colossians 4:2 Theme: Various ways we may devote ourselves to prayer Text: Colossians 4:2 Theme: Various ways we may devote ourselves to prayer http://www.emmausroadchurch.com/content/media/2009/20090208_msg.mp3Sun, 08 Feb 2009 00:00:00 GMTReligion & Spiritualityno30:00Text: Colossians 4:2 Theme: Various ways we may devote ourselves to prayer Dan ThompsonText: Romans 15:30, Various Prayers of Paul Theme: We are to engage the spiritual struggle for one another Text: Romans 15:30, Various Prayers of Paul Theme: We are to engage the spiritual struggle for one another Text: Romans 15:30, Various Prayers of Paul Theme: We are to engage the spiritual struggle for one another http://www.emmausroadchurch.com/content/media/2009/20090201_msg.mp3Sun, 01 Feb 2009 00:00:00 GMTReligion & Spiritualityno30:00Text: Romans 15:30, Various Prayers of Paul Theme: We are to engage the spiritual struggle for one another Janet & Paul NicolaiAn update of Emmaus Road Church`s partnership with Friends of Uganda in Nygobia, Uganda.An update of Emmaus Road Church`s partnership with Friends of Uganda in Nygobia, Uganda.An update of Emmaus Road Church`s partnership with Friends of Uganda in Nygobia, Uganda.http://www.emmausroadchurch.com/content/media/2009/20090125_msg.mp3Sun, 25 Jan 2009 00:00:00 GMTReligion & Spiritualityno30:00An update of Emmaus Road Church`s partnership with Friends of Uganda in Nygobia, Uganda.Dan ThompsonText: Luke 11 Theme: We may speak to God as our Father Text: Luke 11 Theme: We may speak to God as our Father Text: Luke 11 Theme: We may speak to God as our Father http://www.emmausroadchurch.com/content/media/2009/20090118_msg.mp3Sun, 18 Jan 2009 00:00:00 GMTReligion & Spiritualityno30:00Text: Luke 11 Theme: We may speak to God as our Father Dan ThompsonText: Psalms Theme: We should express our true feelings to God Text: Psalms Theme: We should express our true feelings to God Text: Psalms Theme: We should express our true feelings to God http://www.emmausroadchurch.com/content/media/2009/20090111_msg.mp3Sun, 11 Jan 2009 00:00:00 GMTReligion & Spiritualityno30:00Text: Psalms Theme: We should express our true feelings to God Dan ThompsonText: Psalm 34:8 Theme: We are to Know, Grow and Press On in Prayer Text: Psalm 34:8 Theme: We are to Know, Grow and Press On in Prayer Text: Psalm 34:8 Theme: We are to Know, Grow and Press On in Prayer http://www.emmausroadchurch.com/content/media/2009/20090104_msg.mp3Sun, 04 Jan 2009 00:00:00 GMTReligion & Spiritualityno30:00Text: Psalm 34:8 Theme: We are to Know, Grow and Press On in Prayer Special Guest: Grant Hillhttp://www.emmausroadchurch.com/content/media/2008/20081228_msg.mp3Sun, 28 Dec 2008 00:00:00 GMTReligion & Spiritualityno30:00Special Guest: Grant Hillhttp://www.emmausroadchurch.com/content/media/2008/20081221_msg.mp3Sun, 21 Dec 2008 00:00:00 GMTReligion & Spiritualityno30:00Dan ThompsonText: Luke 2:21-40 Theme: Jesus is the fulfillment of the all the O.T. hopes Text: Luke 2:21-40 Theme: Jesus is the fulfillment of the all the O.T. hopes Text: Luke 2:21-40 Theme: Jesus is the fulfillment of the all the O.T. hopes http://www.emmausroadchurch.com/content/media/2008/20081214_msg.mp3Sun, 14 Dec 2008 00:00:00 GMTReligion & Spiritualityno30:00Text: Luke 2:21-40 Theme: Jesus is the fulfillment of the all the O.T. hopes Ben Schinke & Kids Choirhttp://www.emmausroadchurch.com/content/media/2008/20081208_msg.mp3Sun, 08 Dec 2008 00:00:00 GMTReligion & Spiritualityno30:00Dan ThompsonText: Matt 2:1-23 Theme: Jesus is a danger to those who are their own ruler Text: Matt 2:1-23 Theme: Jesus is a danger to those who are their own ruler Text: Matt 2:1-23 Theme: Jesus is a danger to those who are their own ruler http://www.emmausroadchurch.com/content/media/2008/20081207_msg.mp3Sun, 07 Dec 2008 00:00:00 GMTReligion & Spiritualityno30:00Text: Matt 2:1-23 Theme: Jesus is a danger to those who are their own ruler Dan ThompsonText: Luke 1:46-56 Theme: The Blessings of God come through Obedience Text: Luke 1:46-56 Theme: The Blessings of God come through Obedience Text: Luke 1:46-56 Theme: The Blessings of God come through Obedience http://www.emmausroadchurch.com/content/media/2008/20081130_msg.mp3Sun, 30 Nov 2008 00:00:00 GMTReligion & Spiritualityno30:00Text: Luke 1:46-56 Theme: The Blessings of God come through Obedience Dan ThompsonText: Matt 1:18-25 Theme: Obedience triumphs common sense for the righteous Text: Matt 1:18-25 Theme: Obedience triumphs common sense for the righteous Text: Matt 1:18-25 Theme: Obedience triumphs common sense for the righteous http://www.emmausroadchurch.com/content/media/2008/20081123_msg.mp3Sun, 23 Nov 2008 00:00:00 GMTReligion & Spiritualityno30:00Text: Matt 1:18-25 Theme: Obedience triumphs common sense for the righteous Dan ThompsonText: 1 John 5:1-21 Theme: Our trust in Jesus is demonstrated through our actions Text: 1 John 5:1-21 Theme: Our trust in Jesus is demonstrated through our actions Text: 1 John 5:1-21 Theme: Our trust in Jesus is demonstrated through our actions http://www.emmausroadchurch.com/content/media/2008/20081116_msg.mp3Sun, 16 Nov 2008 00:00:00 GMTReligion & Spiritualityno30:00Text: 1 John 5:1-21 Theme: Our trust in Jesus is demonstrated through our actions Dan ThompsonText: 1 John 3:11 - 4:20 Theme: The love of God enables us to love one another Text: 1 John 3:11 - 4:20 Theme: The love of God enables us to love one another Text: 1 John 3:11 - 4:20 Theme: The love of God enables us to love one another http://www.emmausroadchurch.com/content/media/2008/20081109_msg.mp3Sun, 09 Nov 2008 00:00:00 GMTReligion & Spiritualityno30:00Text: 1 John 3:11 - 4:20 Theme: The love of God enables us to love one another Dan ThompsonText: 1 John 2:28 - 3:10 Theme: As God's children we may live as his children Text: 1 John 2:28 - 3:10 Theme: As God's children we may live as his children Text: 1 John 2:28 - 3:10 Theme: As God's children we may live as his children http://www.emmausroadchurch.com/content/media/2008/20081102_msg.mp3Sun, 02 Nov 2008 00:00:00 GMTReligion & Spiritualityno30:00Text: 1 John 2:28 - 3:10 Theme: As God's children we may live as his children Dan ThompsonText: 1 John 2:7-27 Theme: We live in light through Christ Text: 1 John 2:7-27 Theme: We live in light through Christ Text: 1 John 2:7-27 Theme: We live in light through Christ http://www.emmausroadchurch.com/content/media/2008/20081026_msg.mp3Sun, 26 Oct 2008 00:00:00 GMTReligion & Spiritualityno30:00Text: 1 John 2:7-27 Theme: We live in light through Christ Dan Thompson1 John 1:8 - 2:6 Theme: Our acceptance comes through the atoning work of Christ Scripture read by Sarah Freeman1 John 1:8 - 2:6 Theme: Our acceptance comes through the atoning work of Christ Scripture read by Sarah Freeman1 John 1:8 - 2:6 Theme: Our acceptance comes through the atoning work of Christ Scripture read by Sarah Freemanhttp://www.emmausroadchurch.com/content/media/2008/20081019_msg.mp3Sun, 19 Oct 2008 00:00:00 GMTReligion & Spiritualityno30:001 John 1:8 - 2:6 Theme: Our acceptance comes through the atoning work of Christ Scripture read by Sarah FreemanDan Thompson1 John 1:5-7 We have depth in our connection with Christ1 John 1:5-7 We have depth in our connection with Christ1 John 1:5-7 We have depth in our connection with Christhttp://www.emmausroadchurch.com/content/media/2008/20081012_msg.mp3Sun, 12 Oct 2008 00:00:00 GMTReligion & Spiritualityno30:001 John 1:5-7 We have depth in our connection with ChristDan Thompson1 John 1:1-4 The truth of Jesus Christ is where our life begins1 John 1:1-4 The truth of Jesus Christ is where our life begins1 John 1:1-4 The truth of Jesus Christ is where our life beginshttp://www.emmausroadchurch.com/content/media/2008/20081005_msg.mp3Sun, 05 Oct 2008 00:00:00 GMTReligion & Spiritualityno30:001 John 1:1-4 The truth of Jesus Christ is where our life beginsDan ThompsonWe welcome our Interim Pastor, Dan Thompson.We welcome our Interim Pastor, Dan Thompson.We welcome our Interim Pastor, Dan Thompson.http://www.emmausroadchurch.com/content/media/2008/20080928_msg.mp3Sun, 28 Sep 2008 00:00:00 GMTReligion & Spiritualityno30:00We welcome our Interim Pastor, Dan Thompson.Mark Stromberghttp://www.emmausroadchurch.com/content/media/2008/20080921_msg.mp3Sun, 21 Sep 2008 00:00:00 GMTReligion & Spiritualityno30:00Brian Houtshttp://www.emmausroadchurch.com/content/media/2008/20080914_msg.mp3Sun, 14 Sep 2008 00:00:00 GMTReligion & Spiritualityno30:00John QuamImportant information regarding the upcoming interim pastor and a time of corporate prayer using Lectio Divina, an ancient Christian practiceImportant information regarding the upcoming interim pastor and a time of corporate prayer using Lectio Divina, an ancient Christian practiceImportant information regarding the upcoming interim pastor and a time of corporate prayer using Lectio Divina, an ancient Christian practicehttp://www.emmausroadchurch.com/content/media/2008/20080907_msg.mp3Sun, 07 Sep 2008 00:00:00 GMTReligion & Spiritualityno30:00Important information regarding the upcoming interim pastor and a time of corporate prayer using Lectio Divina, an ancient Christian practiceCraig Casehttp://www.emmausroadchurch.com/content/media/2008/20080824_msg.mp3Sun, 24 Aug 2008 00:00:00 GMTReligion & Spiritualityno30:00Craig Casehttp://www.emmausroadchurch.com/content/media/2008/20080817_msg.mp3Sun, 17 Aug 2008 00:00:00 GMTReligion & Spiritualityno30:00Craig CaseThe human body is comprised of many different "parts", arms, hands, and fingers for example. These parts are unique, having a very specific role to help the function of the entire body. Likewise, the people of a church, the "parts", have a unique role in the use of their spiritual gifts. The human body is comprised of many different "parts", arms, hands, and fingers for example. These parts are unique, having a very specific role to help the function of the entire body. Likewise, the people of a church, the "parts", have a unique role in the use of their spiritual gifts. The human body is comprised of many different "parts", arms, hands, and fingers for example. These parts are unique, having a very specific role to help the function of the entire body. Likewise, the people of a church, the "parts", have a unique role in the use of their spiritual gifts. http://www.emmausroadchurch.com/content/media/2008/20080810_msg.mp3Sun, 10 Aug 2008 00:00:00 GMTReligion & Spiritualityno30:00The human body is comprised of many different "parts", arms, hands, and fingers for example. These parts are unique, having a very specific role to help the function of the entire body. Likewise, the people of a church, the "parts", have a unique role in the use of their spiritual gifts. Craig CaseIn his letter to the church in Corinth, Paul shared his displeasure over the church`s lack of spiritual maturity. The church was divided into two camps, those for Paul and those for Apollos. In reaction, Paul defines the church not through human personalities but through the person and work of Jesus Christ.In his letter to the church in Corinth, Paul shared his displeasure over the church`s lack of spiritual maturity. The church was divided into two camps, those for Paul and those for Apollos. In reaction, Paul defines the church not through human personalities but through the person and work of Jesus Christ.In his letter to the church in Corinth, Paul shared his displeasure over the church`s lack of spiritual maturity. The church was divided into two camps, those for Paul and those for Apollos. In reaction, Paul defines the church not through human personalities but through the person and work of Jesus Christ.http://www.emmausroadchurch.com/content/media/2008/20080803_msg.mp3Sun, 03 Aug 2008 00:00:00 GMTReligion & Spiritualityno30:00In his letter to the church in Corinth, Paul shared his displeasure over the church`s lack of spiritual maturity. The church was divided into two camps, those for Paul and those for Apollos. In reaction, Paul defines the church not through human personalities but through the person and work of Jesus Christ.Special Guest: Dale Duriehttp://www.emmausroadchurch.com/content/media/2008/20080720_msg.mp3Sun, 20 Jul 2008 00:00:00 GMTReligion & Spiritualityno30:00Craig Casehttp://www.emmausroadchurch.com/content/media/2008/20080713_msg.mp3Sun, 13 Jul 2008 00:00:00 GMTReligion & Spiritualityno30:00Craig Casehttp://www.emmausroadchurch.com/content/media/2008/20080706_msg.mp3Sun, 06 Jul 2008 00:00:00 GMTReligion & Spiritualityno30:00Craig Casehttp://www.emmausroadchurch.com/content/media/2008/20080629_msg.mp3Sun, 29 Jun 2008 00:00:00 GMTReligion & Spiritualityno30:00Special Guest: Jen Lindwellhttp://www.emmausroadchurch.com/content/media/2008/20080622_msg.mp3Sun, 22 Jun 2008 00:00:00 GMTReligion & Spiritualityno30:00Craig Casehttp://www.emmausroadchurch.com/content/media/2008/20080615_msg.mp3Sun, 15 Jun 2008 00:00:00 GMTReligion & Spiritualityno30:00Craig CaseOur witness is found in the waters of baptism. Learn how the significance of baptism, inviting you to consider taking this important step in your own journey. Our witness is found in the waters of baptism. Learn how the significance of baptism, inviting you to consider taking this important step in your own journey. Our witness is found in the waters of baptism. Learn how the significance of baptism, inviting you to consider taking this important step in your own journey. http://www.emmausroadchurch.com/content/media/2008/20080608_msg.mp3Sun, 08 Jun 2008 00:00:00 GMTReligion & Spiritualityno30:00Our witness is found in the waters of baptism. Learn how the significance of baptism, inviting you to consider taking this important step in your own journey. Craig CaseIn Acts 5, we encounter the seemingly harsh and unsettling story of a married couple who are struck dead as a result of not giving money to the apostles. What is at the root of this story? How can we learn from this story. What might have Luke, the writer, been concerned about his listeners and readers in the 1st century. In Acts 5, we encounter the seemingly harsh and unsettling story of a married couple who are struck dead as a result of not giving money to the apostles. What is at the root of this story? How can we learn from this story. What might have Luke, the writer, been concerned about his listeners and readers in the 1st century. In Acts 5, we encounter the seemingly harsh and unsettling story of a married couple who are struck dead as a result of not giving money to the apostles. What is at the root of this story? How can we learn from this story. What might have Luke, the writer, been concerned about his listeners and readers in the 1st century. http://www.emmausroadchurch.com/content/media/2008/20080601_msg.mp3Sun, 01 Jun 2008 00:00:00 GMTReligion & Spiritualityno30:00In Acts 5, we encounter the seemingly harsh and unsettling story of a married couple who are struck dead as a result of not giving money to the apostles. What is at the root of this story? How can we learn from this story. What might have Luke, the writer, been concerned about his listeners and readers in the 1st century. Craig CaseIn the first century world of Acts, names mattered. Names reflected a reputation. The story of the Scriptures shows that God is into His Name. His Name was displayed in the life of Jesus Christ. In the first century world of Acts, names mattered. Names reflected a reputation. The story of the Scriptures shows that God is into His Name. His Name was displayed in the life of Jesus Christ. In the first century world of Acts, names mattered. Names reflected a reputation. The story of the Scriptures shows that God is into His Name. His Name was displayed in the life of Jesus Christ. http://www.emmausroadchurch.com/content/media/2008/20080525_msg.mp3Sun, 25 May 2008 00:00:00 GMTReligion & Spiritualityno30:00In the first century world of Acts, names mattered. Names reflected a reputation. The story of the Scriptures shows that God is into His Name. His Name was displayed in the life of Jesus Christ. Special Guest: Brad JacksonBrad walked through the miraculous healing of crippled man in chapter 4, emphasizing the context of the first few chapters. Listen in as Brad encourages everyone to walk down roads where 'Jesus is formed in you'.Brad walked through the miraculous healing of crippled man in chapter 4, emphasizing the context of the first few chapters. Listen in as Brad encourages everyone to walk down roads where 'Jesus is formed in you'.Brad walked through the miraculous healing of crippled man in chapter 4, emphasizing the context of the first few chapters. Listen in as Brad encourages everyone to walk down roads where 'Jesus is formed in you'.http://www.emmausroadchurch.com/content/media/2008/20080518_msg.mp3Sun, 18 May 2008 00:00:00 GMTReligion & Spiritualityno30:00Brad walked through the miraculous healing of crippled man in chapter 4, emphasizing the context of the first few chapters. Listen in as Brad encourages everyone to walk down roads where 'Jesus is formed in you'.Craig CaseThrough conversations with a number of mothers, Craig formed this teaching on parenting. These truths are applicable to all parents. Through conversations with a number of mothers, Craig formed this teaching on parenting. These truths are applicable to all parents. Through conversations with a number of mothers, Craig formed this teaching on parenting. These truths are applicable to all parents. http://www.emmausroadchurch.com/content/media/2008/20080511_msg.mp3Sun, 11 May 2008 00:00:00 GMTReligion & Spiritualityno30:00Through conversations with a number of mothers, Craig formed this teaching on parenting. These truths are applicable to all parents. Craig CaseOur witness is found around 'table fellowship', sharing meals with others. Jesus' own ministry and interaction with people took place in the environment of shared meals. Our witness is found around 'table fellowship', sharing meals with others. Jesus' own ministry and interaction with people took place in the environment of shared meals. Our witness is found around 'table fellowship', sharing meals with others. Jesus' own ministry and interaction with people took place in the environment of shared meals. http://www.emmausroadchurch.com/content/media/2008/20080504_msg.mp3Sun, 04 May 2008 00:00:00 GMTReligion & Spiritualityno30:00Our witness is found around 'table fellowship', sharing meals with others. Jesus' own ministry and interaction with people took place in the environment of shared meals. Craig CaseReading Acts 2 is confusing. Was the Pentecost experience prescriptive or descriptive? This question clarifies just how we understand this passage and connect it to our own experiences. Reading Acts 2 is confusing. Was the Pentecost experience prescriptive or descriptive? This question clarifies just how we understand this passage and connect it to our own experiences. Reading Acts 2 is confusing. Was the Pentecost experience prescriptive or descriptive? This question clarifies just how we understand this passage and connect it to our own experiences. http://www.emmausroadchurch.com/content/media/2008/20080427_msg.mp3Sun, 27 Apr 2008 00:00:00 GMTReligion & Spiritualityno30:00Reading Acts 2 is confusing. Was the Pentecost experience prescriptive or descriptive? This question clarifies just how we understand this passage and connect it to our own experiences. Craig CaseOur witness is sharing the love and transformation found in Jesus Christ. Our witness is sharing the love and transformation found in Jesus Christ. Our witness is sharing the love and transformation found in Jesus Christ. http://www.emmausroadchurch.com/content/media/2008/20080420_msg.mp3Sun, 20 Apr 2008 00:00:00 GMTReligion & Spiritualityno30:00Our witness is sharing the love and transformation found in Jesus Christ. Craig CaseSo what prevents us from sharing and telling others about the love and transformation of Christ? Perhaps a primary source is fear. We have much in common with the 11 disciples that received Jesus' words in Acts. They probably feared being 'witnesses'. And they probably feared being witnesses in the city of Jerusalem. So what prevents us from sharing and telling others about the love and transformation of Christ? Perhaps a primary source is fear. We have much in common with the 11 disciples that received Jesus' words in Acts. They probably feared being 'witnesses'. And they probably feared being witnesses in the city of Jerusalem. So what prevents us from sharing and telling others about the love and transformation of Christ? Perhaps a primary source is fear. We have much in common with the 11 disciples that received Jesus' words in Acts. They probably feared being 'witnesses'. And they probably feared being witnesses in the city of Jerusalem. http://www.emmausroadchurch.com/content/media/2008/20080413_msg.mp3Sun, 13 Apr 2008 00:00:00 GMTReligion & Spiritualityno30:00So what prevents us from sharing and telling others about the love and transformation of Christ? Perhaps a primary source is fear. We have much in common with the 11 disciples that received Jesus' words in Acts. They probably feared being 'witnesses'. And they probably feared being witnesses in the city of Jerusalem. Craig CaseWe're beginning a new series of teachings on the book of Acts. Take a moment and learn about its writer: Luke. We're beginning a new series of teachings on the book of Acts. Take a moment and learn about its writer: Luke. We're beginning a new series of teachings on the book of Acts. Take a moment and learn about its writer: Luke. http://www.emmausroadchurch.com/content/media/2008/20080406_msg.mp3Sun, 06 Apr 2008 00:00:00 GMTReligion & Spiritualityno30:00We're beginning a new series of teachings on the book of Acts. Take a moment and learn about its writer: Luke. Guest Speaker: Stefan Van VoorstLike any good storyteller, Jesus communicated a certain point of view. In his popular story 'The Good Samaritan', what was the point of view Jesus brought his listeners to? Like any good storyteller, Jesus communicated a certain point of view. In his popular story 'The Good Samaritan', what was the point of view Jesus brought his listeners to? Like any good storyteller, Jesus communicated a certain point of view. In his popular story 'The Good Samaritan', what was the point of view Jesus brought his listeners to? http://www.emmausroadchurch.com/content/media/2008/20080330_msg.mp3Sun, 30 Mar 2008 00:00:00 GMTReligion & Spiritualityno30:00Like any good storyteller, Jesus communicated a certain point of view. In his popular story 'The Good Samaritan', what was the point of view Jesus brought his listeners to? Craig CaseWe misplace our hope in so many areas of life - relationships, finances, jobs. We expect this, and we get that. We hope for this and receive that. But when we place our hope in Christ, our living hope, it is not misplaced. We misplace our hope in so many areas of life - relationships, finances, jobs. We expect this, and we get that. We hope for this and receive that. But when we place our hope in Christ, our living hope, it is not misplaced. We misplace our hope in so many areas of life - relationships, finances, jobs. We expect this, and we get that. We hope for this and receive that. But when we place our hope in Christ, our living hope, it is not misplaced. http://www.emmausroadchurch.com/content/media/2008/20080323_msg.mp3Sun, 23 Mar 2008 00:00:00 GMTReligion & Spiritualityno30:00We misplace our hope in so many areas of life - relationships, finances, jobs. We expect this, and we get that. We hope for this and receive that. But when we place our hope in Christ, our living hope, it is not misplaced. Craig CaseTraditionally Palm Sunday is understood as a joyous occasion, almost a 'Hallmark' kinda moment. Was there something else going on when Jesus came into Jerusalem? While the people had faith in Christ, was their faith conditional on what Jesus would do for them? Traditionally Palm Sunday is understood as a joyous occasion, almost a 'Hallmark' kinda moment. Was there something else going on when Jesus came into Jerusalem? While the people had faith in Christ, was their faith conditional on what Jesus would do for them? Traditionally Palm Sunday is understood as a joyous occasion, almost a 'Hallmark' kinda moment. Was there something else going on when Jesus came into Jerusalem? While the people had faith in Christ, was their faith conditional on what Jesus would do for them? http://www.emmausroadchurch.com/content/media/2008/20080316_msg.mp3Sun, 16 Mar 2008 00:00:00 GMTReligion & Spiritualityno30:00Traditionally Palm Sunday is understood as a joyous occasion, almost a 'Hallmark' kinda moment. Was there something else going on when Jesus came into Jerusalem? While the people had faith in Christ, was their faith conditional on what Jesus would do for them? Craig CaseIn John 11 Jesus said, "I am the Resurrection and the Life." What did that mean? And do we believe He is? The writer John describes a story that should cause us to believe Jesus as the Resurrection and Life. He does this through three primary characters: Martha, death and Mary.In John 11 Jesus said, "I am the Resurrection and the Life." What did that mean? And do we believe He is? The writer John describes a story that should cause us to believe Jesus as the Resurrection and Life. He does this through three primary characters: Martha, death and Mary.In John 11 Jesus said, "I am the Resurrection and the Life." What did that mean? And do we believe He is? The writer John describes a story that should cause us to believe Jesus as the Resurrection and Life. He does this through three primary characters: Martha, death and Mary.http://www.emmausroadchurch.com/content/media/2008/20080309_msg.mp3Sun, 09 Mar 2008 00:00:00 GMTReligion & Spiritualityno30:00In John 11 Jesus said, "I am the Resurrection and the Life." What did that mean? And do we believe He is? The writer John describes a story that should cause us to believe Jesus as the Resurrection and Life. He does this through three primary characters: Martha, death and Mary.Craig Casehttp://www.emmausroadchurch.com/content/media/2008/20080302_msg.mp3Sun, 02 Mar 2008 00:00:00 GMTReligion & Spiritualityno30:00Craig CaseSt. Francis of Assisi once said, ‘Preach the gospel at all times, use words if necessary.' Our community preached the sermon by providing 1,780 lbs. of food for the residents of St. Louis Park. St. Francis of Assisi once said, ‘Preach the gospel at all times, use words if necessary.' Our community preached the sermon by providing 1,780 lbs. of food for the residents of St. Louis Park. St. Francis of Assisi once said, ‘Preach the gospel at all times, use words if necessary.' Our community preached the sermon by providing 1,780 lbs. of food for the residents of St. Louis Park. http://www.emmausroadchurch.com/content/media/2008/20080224_msg.mp3Sun, 24 Feb 2008 00:00:00 GMTReligion & Spiritualityno30:00St. Francis of Assisi once said, ‘Preach the gospel at all times, use words if necessary.' Our community preached the sermon by providing 1,780 lbs. of food for the residents of St. Louis Park. Brad JacksonAs we follow Christ on the road to the cross, He give us the Holy Spirit to guide and teach us. Are we listening to His voice? Are we releasing His work in us?As we follow Christ on the road to the cross, He give us the Holy Spirit to guide and teach us. Are we listening to His voice? Are we releasing His work in us?As we follow Christ on the road to the cross, He give us the Holy Spirit to guide and teach us. Are we listening to His voice? Are we releasing His work in us?http://www.emmausroadchurch.com/content/media/2008/20080217_msg.mp3Sun, 17 Feb 2008 00:00:00 GMTReligion & Spiritualityno30:00As we follow Christ on the road to the cross, He give us the Holy Spirit to guide and teach us. Are we listening to His voice? Are we releasing His work in us?Craig CaseDuring Lent, we follow Jesus Christ on the road to cross. In this journey, like Him, we give up of ourselves in order to give to God and others.During Lent, we follow Jesus Christ on the road to cross. In this journey, like Him, we give up of ourselves in order to give to God and others.During Lent, we follow Jesus Christ on the road to cross. In this journey, like Him, we give up of ourselves in order to give to God and others.http://www.emmausroadchurch.com/content/media/2008/20080210_msg.mp3Sun, 10 Feb 2008 00:00:00 GMTReligion & Spiritualityno30:00During Lent, we follow Jesus Christ on the road to cross. In this journey, like Him, we give up of ourselves in order to give to God and others.Craig CaseHow do you define God's glory? It's a bit challenging, like trying to define 'beauty'. We know it when we see it, sense it, experience it. But defining it? God's glory is like that. Listen in this teaching as we try to define God's glory, uncovering how we can experience it in our everyday lives. How do you define God's glory? It's a bit challenging, like trying to define 'beauty'. We know it when we see it, sense it, experience it. But defining it? God's glory is like that. Listen in this teaching as we try to define God's glory, uncovering how we can experience it in our everyday lives. How do you define God's glory? It's a bit challenging, like trying to define 'beauty'. We know it when we see it, sense it, experience it. But defining it? God's glory is like that. Listen in this teaching as we try to define God's glory, uncovering how we can experience it in our everyday lives. http://www.emmausroadchurch.com/content/media/2008/20080203_msg.mp3Sun, 03 Feb 2008 00:00:00 GMTReligion & Spiritualityno30:00How do you define God's glory? It's a bit challenging, like trying to define 'beauty'. We know it when we see it, sense it, experience it. But defining it? God's glory is like that. Listen in this teaching as we try to define God's glory, uncovering how we can experience it in our everyday lives. Craig CaseMicahMicahMicahhttp://www.emmausroadchurch.com/content/media/2008/20080127_msg.mp3Sun, 27 Jan 2008 00:00:00 GMTReligion & Spiritualityno30:00MicahCraig CaseRepentance is essential to the story of God in the Scriptures and the way of Jesus Christ. Is repentance about guilt? Simply confessing your sins to God? Could it be larger - more about the way we live?Repentance is essential to the story of God in the Scriptures and the way of Jesus Christ. Is repentance about guilt? Simply confessing your sins to God? Could it be larger - more about the way we live?Repentance is essential to the story of God in the Scriptures and the way of Jesus Christ. Is repentance about guilt? Simply confessing your sins to God? Could it be larger - more about the way we live?http://www.emmausroadchurch.com/content/media/2008/20080120_msg.mp3Sun, 20 Jan 2008 00:00:00 GMTReligion & Spiritualityno40:00Repentance is essential to the story of God in the Scriptures and the way of Jesus Christ. Is repentance about guilt? Simply confessing your sins to God? Could it be larger - more about the way we live?Craig CaseTeaching on living in the `today`. We also viewed another film from the Nooma film series.Teaching on living in the `today`. We also viewed another film from the Nooma film series.Teaching on living in the `today`. We also viewed another film from the Nooma film series.http://www.emmausroadchurch.com/content/media/2008/20080113_msg.mp3Sun, 13 Jan 2008 00:00:00 GMTReligion & Spiritualityno30:00Teaching on living in the `today`. We also viewed another film from the Nooma film series.Craig CaseSometimes we need to remember that we have a relationship with the living God, moving us to believe in the possibilities afforded in life with Him.Sometimes we need to remember that we have a relationship with the living God, moving us to believe in the possibilities afforded in life with Him.Sometimes we need to remember that we have a relationship with the living God, moving us to believe in the possibilities afforded in life with Him.http://www.emmausroadchurch.com/content/media/2008/20080106_msg.mp3Sun, 06 Jan 2008 00:00:00 GMTReligion & Spiritualityno39:00Sometimes we need to remember that we have a relationship with the living God, moving us to believe in the possibilities afforded in life with Him.Guest Teacher Brian HoutsAs we head into the new year, what do the Scriptures say about time?As we head into the new year, what do the Scriptures say about time?As we head into the new year, what do the Scriptures say about time?http://www.emmausroadchurch.com/content/media/2007/20071230_msg.mp3Sun, 30 Dec 2007 00:00:00 GMTReligion & Spiritualityno44:00As we head into the new year, what do the Scriptures say about time?Craig CaseMessage at the 12/23 ERC gathering on the sunday before Christmas.Message at the 12/23 ERC gathering on the sunday before Christmas.Message at the 12/23 ERC gathering on the sunday before Christmas.http://www.emmausroadchurch.com/content/media/2007/20071223_msg.mp3Sun, 23 Dec 2007 00:00:00 GMTReligion & Spiritualityno30:00Message at the 12/23 ERC gathering on the sunday before Christmas.Craig CaseTo know and experience God and His revelation in Jesus Christ is to know and experience joy.To know and experience God and His revelation in Jesus Christ is to know and experience joy.To know and experience God and His revelation in Jesus Christ is to know and experience joy.http://www.emmausroadchurch.com/content/media/2007/20071216_msg.mp3Sun, 16 Dec 2007 00:00:00 GMTReligion & Spiritualityno30:00To know and experience God and His revelation in Jesus Christ is to know and experience joy.Craig CaseFollowers of God had certain expectations about the coming Messiah. Like expectations about peace. How did the coming Christ and God's promise of peace in Him compare to the popular understanding of peace, `Pax Romana` [the Roman Peace]?Followers of God had certain expectations about the coming Messiah. Like expectations about peace. How did the coming Christ and God's promise of peace in Him compare to the popular understanding of peace, `Pax Romana` [the Roman Peace]?Followers of God had certain expectations about the coming Messiah. Like expectations about peace. How did the coming Christ and God's promise of peace in Him compare to the popular understanding of peace, `Pax Romana` [the Roman Peace]?http://www.emmausroadchurch.com/content/media/2007/20071209_msg.mp3Sun, 09 Dec 2007 00:00:00 GMTReligion & Spiritualityno30:00Followers of God had certain expectations about the coming Messiah. Like expectations about peace. How did the coming Christ and God's promise of peace in Him compare to the popular understanding of peace, `Pax Romana` [the Roman Peace]?Craig CaseLike the followers of God at the time of Jesus` birth, we place our hope in God. Is hope a passive experience, like waiting by a window? Or is hope, an enduring hope something more - an active experience where waiting and hope is transferred in determined actions?Like the followers of God at the time of Jesus` birth, we place our hope in God. Is hope a passive experience, like waiting by a window? Or is hope, an enduring hope something more - an active experience where waiting and hope is transferred in determined actions?Like the followers of God at the time of Jesus` birth, we place our hope in God. Is hope a passive experience, like waiting by a window? Or is hope, an enduring hope something more - an active experience where waiting and hope is transferred in determined actions?http://www.emmausroadchurch.com/content/media/2007/20071202_msg.mp3Sun, 02 Dec 2007 00:00:00 GMTReligion & Spiritualityno35:00Like the followers of God at the time of Jesus` birth, we place our hope in God. Is hope a passive experience, like waiting by a window? Or is hope, an enduring hope something more - an active experience where waiting and hope is transferred in determined actions?Guest Teacher: Jason StrandHow can we find joy in the midst of our lives? Is it merely a feeling?How can we find joy in the midst of our lives? Is it merely a feeling?How can we find joy in the midst of our lives? Is it merely a feeling?http://www.emmausroadchurch.com/content/media/2007/20071125_msg.mp3Sun, 25 Nov 2007 00:00:00 GMTReligion & Spiritualityno35:00How can we find joy in the midst of our lives? Is it merely a feeling?Craig CaseRevenge is one of the primary weapons in our world. In using revenge, we do not end evil we actually keep it in circulation. Perhaps we need to use the weapon of goodness instead.Revenge is one of the primary weapons in our world. In using revenge, we do not end evil we actually keep it in circulation. Perhaps we need to use the weapon of goodness instead.Revenge is one of the primary weapons in our world. In using revenge, we do not end evil we actually keep it in circulation. Perhaps we need to use the weapon of goodness instead.http://www.emmausroadchurch.com/content/media/2007/20071111_msg.mp3Sun, 11 Nov 2007 00:00:00 GMTReligion & Spiritualityno30:00Revenge is one of the primary weapons in our world. In using revenge, we do not end evil we actually keep it in circulation. Perhaps we need to use the weapon of goodness instead.Craig CaseOur words matter. In the ancient world, they actually believed they could bring life or death to a situation. To bless or curse. To give life or death. With words. Which words do you mostly use?Our words matter. In the ancient world, they actually believed they could bring life or death to a situation. To bless or curse. To give life or death. With words. Which words do you mostly use?Our words matter. In the ancient world, they actually believed they could bring life or death to a situation. To bless or curse. To give life or death. With words. Which words do you mostly use?http://www.emmausroadchurch.com/content/media/2007/20071104_msg.mp3Sun, 04 Nov 2007 00:00:00 GMTReligion & Spiritualityno30:00Our words matter. In the ancient world, they actually believed they could bring life or death to a situation. To bless or curse. To give life or death. With words. Which words do you mostly use?Craig CaseWhat is `faith`? Why does it seem like others have more faith? What does a faith found in Jesus Christ look like?What is `faith`? Why does it seem like others have more faith? What does a faith found in Jesus Christ look like?What is `faith`? Why does it seem like others have more faith? What does a faith found in Jesus Christ look like?http://www.emmausroadchurch.com/content/media/2007/20070930_msg.mp3Sun, 30 Sep 2007 00:00:00 GMTReligion & Spiritualityno35:00What is `faith`? Why does it seem like others have more faith? What does a faith found in Jesus Christ look like?Craig CaseTo live is to worship. One person said it this way: worship does not consist of what is practiced at sacred sites, at sacred times, and with sacred act; it is the offering of bodily existence. Everyday is loaded with opportunities to worship.To live is to worship. One person said it this way: worship does not consist of what is practiced at sacred sites, at sacred times, and with sacred act; it is the offering of bodily existence. Everyday is loaded with opportunities to worship.To live is to worship. One person said it this way: worship does not consist of what is practiced at sacred sites, at sacred times, and with sacred act; it is the offering of bodily existence. Everyday is loaded with opportunities to worship.http://www.emmausroadchurch.com/content/media/2007/20070916_msg.mp3Sun, 16 Sep 2007 00:00:00 GMTReligion & Spiritualityno38:00To live is to worship. One person said it this way: worship does not consist of what is practiced at sacred sites, at sacred times, and with sacred act; it is the offering of bodily existence. Everyday is loaded with opportunities to worship.Craig CaseHow we act, how we speak, how we live is not up for grabs. It has foundation. History. Roots. Because of the glorious truth of Christ Jesus, we should, therefore, live in such a way.How we act, how we speak, how we live is not up for grabs. It has foundation. History. Roots. Because of the glorious truth of Christ Jesus, we should, therefore, live in such a way.How we act, how we speak, how we live is not up for grabs. It has foundation. History. Roots. Because of the glorious truth of Christ Jesus, we should, therefore, live in such a way.http://www.emmausroadchurch.com/content/media/2007/20070909_msg.mp3Sun, 09 Sep 2007 00:00:00 GMTReligion & Spiritualityno25:00How we act, how we speak, how we live is not up for grabs. It has foundation. History. Roots. Because of the glorious truth of Christ Jesus, we should, therefore, live in such a way.Dale DurieChristians throughout history have experienced seasons of doubt in their faith. Is doubt the opposite of faith, or is doubt a natural part of a faith journey? How do we process our doubts?Christians throughout history have experienced seasons of doubt in their faith. Is doubt the opposite of faith, or is doubt a natural part of a faith journey? How do we process our doubts?Christians throughout history have experienced seasons of doubt in their faith. Is doubt the opposite of faith, or is doubt a natural part of a faith journey? How do we process our doubts?http://www.emmausroadchurch.com/content/media/2007/20070902_msg.mp3Sun, 02 Sep 2007 00:00:00 GMTReligion & Spiritualityno35:00Christians throughout history have experienced seasons of doubt in their faith. Is doubt the opposite of faith, or is doubt a natural part of a faith journey? How do we process our doubts?Craig CaseSeries: People God Uses Justice - what is the role of Christ followers toward the needs of the poor? What is ERC`s part in being salt and light to the world?Series: People God Uses Justice - what is the role of Christ followers toward the needs of the poor? What is ERC`s part in being salt and light to the world?Series: People God Uses Justice - what is the role of Christ followers toward the needs of the poor? What is ERC`s part in being salt and light to the world?http://www.emmausroadchurch.com/content/media/2007/20070826_msg.mp3Sun, 26 Aug 2007 00:00:00 GMTReligion & Spiritualityno30:00Series: People God Uses Justice - what is the role of Christ followers toward the needs of the poor? What is ERC`s part in being salt and light to the world?Craig CaseSeries: People God Uses Solomon is regarded as the most successful leader in Israelite history. Having this wisdom isn`t reserved for the highly intelligent or advanced, it`s available to anyone wanting to make good decisions for everyday living.Series: People God Uses Solomon is regarded as the most successful leader in Israelite history. Having this wisdom isn`t reserved for the highly intelligent or advanced, it`s available to anyone wanting to make good decisions for everyday living.Series: People God Uses Solomon is regarded as the most successful leader in Israelite history. Having this wisdom isn`t reserved for the highly intelligent or advanced, it`s available to anyone wanting to make good decisions for everyday living.http://www.emmausroadchurch.com/content/media/2007/20070819_msg.mp3Sun, 19 Aug 2007 00:00:00 GMTReligion & Spiritualityno24:00Series: People God Uses Solomon is regarded as the most successful leader in Israelite history. Having this wisdom isn`t reserved for the highly intelligent or advanced, it`s available to anyone wanting to make good decisions for everyday living.Craig CothernWith transparency and courage, Craig shares about his journey and the important influence of community that literally saved his life.With transparency and courage, Craig shares about his journey and the important influence of community that literally saved his life.With transparency and courage, Craig shares about his journey and the important influence of community that literally saved his life.http://www.emmausroadchurch.com/content/media/2007/20070819_story.mp3Sun, 19 Aug 2007 00:00:00 GMTReligion & Spiritualityno8:00With transparency and courage, Craig shares about his journey and the important influence of community that literally saved his life.Craig CaseIn Exodus 17, Moses displays `and then some` effort in a critical battle for the Israelites. Jesus said, `if someone asks you to go one mile, go with him two.` What does this `and then some` mean? Where might we be called to live that out?In Exodus 17, Moses displays `and then some` effort in a critical battle for the Israelites. Jesus said, `if someone asks you to go one mile, go with him two.` What does this `and then some` mean? Where might we be called to live that out?In Exodus 17, Moses displays `and then some` effort in a critical battle for the Israelites. Jesus said, `if someone asks you to go one mile, go with him two.` What does this `and then some` mean? Where might we be called to live that out?http://www.emmausroadchurch.com/content/media/2007/20070812_msg.mp3Sun, 12 Aug 2007 00:00:00 GMTReligion & Spiritualityno40:00In Exodus 17, Moses displays `and then some` effort in a critical battle for the Israelites. Jesus said, `if someone asks you to go one mile, go with him two.` What does this `and then some` mean? Where might we be called to live that out?Craig CaseEmmaus Road`s `year` is August 1 - July 31. In this teaching, Craig shares on the past year, and importantly, the upcoming year. In it, Craig unfolds five key areas our community will be focusing on in this next year, 2007-2008.Emmaus Road`s `year` is August 1 - July 31. In this teaching, Craig shares on the past year, and importantly, the upcoming year. In it, Craig unfolds five key areas our community will be focusing on in this next year, 2007-2008.Emmaus Road`s `year` is August 1 - July 31. In this teaching, Craig shares on the past year, and importantly, the upcoming year. In it, Craig unfolds five key areas our community will be focusing on in this next year, 2007-2008.http://www.emmausroadchurch.com/content/media/2007/20070805_msg.mp3Sun, 05 Aug 2007 00:00:00 GMTReligion & Spiritualityno30:00Emmaus Road`s `year` is August 1 - July 31. In this teaching, Craig shares on the past year, and importantly, the upcoming year. In it, Craig unfolds five key areas our community will be focusing on in this next year, 2007-2008.Craig Case, John Quam, Danya VenjohnPrayer can be the most thrilling, satisfying, and frustrating aspects of life. And God uses and works through our prayers. In this teaching, Craig talks with two people from the Emmaus Road community about prayer and being used by God in it.Prayer can be the most thrilling, satisfying, and frustrating aspects of life. And God uses and works through our prayers. In this teaching, Craig talks with two people from the Emmaus Road community about prayer and being used by God in it.Prayer can be the most thrilling, satisfying, and frustrating aspects of life. And God uses and works through our prayers. In this teaching, Craig talks with two people from the Emmaus Road community about prayer and being used by God in it.http://www.emmausroadchurch.com/content/media/2007/20070729_msg.mp3Sun, 29 Jul 2007 00:00:00 GMTReligion & Spiritualityno40:00Prayer can be the most thrilling, satisfying, and frustrating aspects of life. And God uses and works through our prayers. In this teaching, Craig talks with two people from the Emmaus Road community about prayer and being used by God in it.Craig CaseFrom the series `People God Uses` A leper comes to Jesus and kneels. Why? What circumstances might have brought him to his knees?From the series `People God Uses` A leper comes to Jesus and kneels. Why? What circumstances might have brought him to his knees?From the series `People God Uses` A leper comes to Jesus and kneels. Why? What circumstances might have brought him to his knees?http://www.emmausroadchurch.com/content/media/2007/20070715_msg.mp3Sun, 15 Jul 2007 00:00:00 GMTReligion & Spiritualityno30:00From the series `People God Uses` A leper comes to Jesus and kneels. Why? What circumstances might have brought him to his knees?Craig CaseSeries: People God Uses Much of our understandings and experiences seem to rest on cause and effect. Touch the hot stove, you will probably burn your hand. Show kindness to someone, they will often be kind to you. But God`s actions and plans counter that. In today`s teaching, a pagan, prostitute, Rahab showed little promise of someone God might use in a critical point in Israelite history.Series: People God Uses Much of our understandings and experiences seem to rest on cause and effect. Touch the hot stove, you will probably burn your hand. Show kindness to someone, they will often be kind to you. But God`s actions and plans counter that. In today`s teaching, a pagan, prostitute, Rahab showed little promise of someone God might use in a critical point in Israelite history.Series: People God Uses Much of our understandings and experiences seem to rest on cause and effect. Touch the hot stove, you will probably burn your hand. Show kindness to someone, they will often be kind to you. But God`s actions and plans counter that. In today`s teaching, a pagan, prostitute, Rahab showed little promise of someone God might use in a critical point in Israelite history.http://www.emmausroadchurch.com/content/media//2007/20070708_msg.mp3Sun, 08 Jul 2007 00:00:00 GMTReligion & Spiritualityno40:00Series: People God Uses Much of our understandings and experiences seem to rest on cause and effect. Touch the hot stove, you will probably burn your hand. Show kindness to someone, they will often be kind to you. But God`s actions and plans counter that. In today`s teaching, a pagan, prostitute, Rahab showed little promise of someone God might use in a critical point in Israelite history.Craig CaseThe Psalms are a collection of writings in the Old Testament conveying the attitudes, thoughts, and emotions of humanity. They are life.The Psalms are a collection of writings in the Old Testament conveying the attitudes, thoughts, and emotions of humanity. They are life.The Psalms are a collection of writings in the Old Testament conveying the attitudes, thoughts, and emotions of humanity. They are life.http://www.emmausroadchurch.com/content/media/2007/20070617_msg.mp3Sun, 17 Jun 2007 00:00:00 GMTReligion & Spiritualityno27:00The Psalms are a collection of writings in the Old Testament conveying the attitudes, thoughts, and emotions of humanity. They are life.Craig CaseWho is in your circle of close friends? What characterizes them as close friends - how would you describe them? How would they describe you?Who is in your circle of close friends? What characterizes them as close friends - how would you describe them? How would they describe you?Who is in your circle of close friends? What characterizes them as close friends - how would you describe them? How would they describe you?http://www.emmausroadchurch.com/content/media/2007/20070603_msg.mp3Sun, 03 Jun 2007 00:00:00 GMTReligion & Spiritualityno41:00Who is in your circle of close friends? What characterizes them as close friends - how would you describe them? How would they describe you?Craig CaseSinging is a ripple effect from Christ in us, a part of our new humanity. His work of grace and love in and through us finds expression in song. Singing is to be a rhythm to our lives as Paul writes, `As you sing psalms, hymns, and spiritual songs...`Singing is a ripple effect from Christ in us, a part of our new humanity. His work of grace and love in and through us finds expression in song. Singing is to be a rhythm to our lives as Paul writes, `As you sing psalms, hymns, and spiritual songs...`Singing is a ripple effect from Christ in us, a part of our new humanity. His work of grace and love in and through us finds expression in song. Singing is to be a rhythm to our lives as Paul writes, `As you sing psalms, hymns, and spiritual songs...`http://www.emmausroadchurch.com/content/media/2007/20070527_msg.mp3Sun, 27 May 2007 00:00:00 GMTReligion & Spiritualityno13:00Singing is a ripple effect from Christ in us, a part of our new humanity. His work of grace and love in and through us finds expression in song. Singing is to be a rhythm to our lives as Paul writes, `As you sing psalms, hymns, and spiritual songs...`Craig CaseAre you a sinner who is trying to sin less? Or are you the righteousness of Christ trying to exhale the beauty of God and His Kingdom?Are you a sinner who is trying to sin less? Or are you the righteousness of Christ trying to exhale the beauty of God and His Kingdom?Are you a sinner who is trying to sin less? Or are you the righteousness of Christ trying to exhale the beauty of God and His Kingdom?http://www.emmausroadchurch.com/content/media/2007/20070520_msg.mp3Sun, 20 May 2007 00:00:00 GMTReligion & Spiritualityno30:00Are you a sinner who is trying to sin less? Or are you the righteousness of Christ trying to exhale the beauty of God and His Kingdom?Craig Case`Christ in you` has a ripple effect in key relationships where Christ works in us to submit and love. Why is it that submission usually relates to women submitting to men? Are we loving others based our own projected hopes and desires?`Christ in you` has a ripple effect in key relationships where Christ works in us to submit and love. Why is it that submission usually relates to women submitting to men? Are we loving others based our own projected hopes and desires?`Christ in you` has a ripple effect in key relationships where Christ works in us to submit and love. Why is it that submission usually relates to women submitting to men? Are we loving others based our own projected hopes and desires?http://www.emmausroadchurch.com/content/media/2007/20070513_msg.mp3Sun, 13 May 2007 00:00:00 GMTReligion & Spiritualityno42:00`Christ in you` has a ripple effect in key relationships where Christ works in us to submit and love. Why is it that submission usually relates to women submitting to men? Are we loving others based our own projected hopes and desires?Craig CaseTo many, faith is defined by religious rules: what you can and cannot do. However, Jesus didn`t come to create a system of rules. He came to create a movement of love. What if our faith was defined by the love of Christ in us?To many, faith is defined by religious rules: what you can and cannot do. However, Jesus didn`t come to create a system of rules. He came to create a movement of love. What if our faith was defined by the love of Christ in us?To many, faith is defined by religious rules: what you can and cannot do. However, Jesus didn`t come to create a system of rules. He came to create a movement of love. What if our faith was defined by the love of Christ in us?http://www.emmausroadchurch.com/content/media/2007/20070506_msg.mp3Sun, 06 May 2007 00:00:00 GMTReligion & Spiritualityno35:00To many, faith is defined by religious rules: what you can and cannot do. However, Jesus didn`t come to create a system of rules. He came to create a movement of love. What if our faith was defined by the love of Christ in us?Craig CaseJesus Christ is the very best that God offers to the world. As such, Christ is precious. Do you regard Him and act toward Him in that way?Jesus Christ is the very best that God offers to the world. As such, Christ is precious. Do you regard Him and act toward Him in that way?Jesus Christ is the very best that God offers to the world. As such, Christ is precious. Do you regard Him and act toward Him in that way?http://www.emmausroadchurch.com/content/media/2007/20070429_msg.mp3Sun, 29 Apr 2007 00:00:00 GMTReligion & Spiritualityno38:00Jesus Christ is the very best that God offers to the world. As such, Christ is precious. Do you regard Him and act toward Him in that way?Craig CaseAll over the world and across the street the gospel is growing. The gospel can be understood as `God loved the world so much that He gave His Son, Jesus Christ, to die for it and through Him, conquered death and sin so that we can have a new life, a new beginning, and participation in the Kingdom of God.`All over the world and across the street the gospel is growing. The gospel can be understood as `God loved the world so much that He gave His Son, Jesus Christ, to die for it and through Him, conquered death and sin so that we can have a new life, a new beginning, and participation in the Kingdom of God.`All over the world and across the street the gospel is growing. The gospel can be understood as `God loved the world so much that He gave His Son, Jesus Christ, to die for it and through Him, conquered death and sin so that we can have a new life, a new beginning, and participation in the Kingdom of God.`http://www.emmausroadchurch.com/content/media/2007/20070422_msg.mp3Sun, 22 Apr 2007 00:00:00 GMTReligion & Spiritualityno50:00All over the world and across the street the gospel is growing. The gospel can be understood as `God loved the world so much that He gave His Son, Jesus Christ, to die for it and through Him, conquered death and sin so that we can have a new life, a new beginning, and participation in the Kingdom of God.`Craig CaseWe love to be self-sufficient. When we refuse to admit that we are needy, we deny a central truth of following Jesus and rob ourselves of the joy of interdependence from our friends and community.We love to be self-sufficient. When we refuse to admit that we are needy, we deny a central truth of following Jesus and rob ourselves of the joy of interdependence from our friends and community.We love to be self-sufficient. When we refuse to admit that we are needy, we deny a central truth of following Jesus and rob ourselves of the joy of interdependence from our friends and community.http://www.emmausroadchurch.com/content/media/2007/20070401_msg.mp3Sun, 01 Apr 2007 00:00:00 GMTReligion & Spiritualityno52:00We love to be self-sufficient. When we refuse to admit that we are needy, we deny a central truth of following Jesus and rob ourselves of the joy of interdependence from our friends and community.Dale DurieThe Bible speaks openly (a lot) about the subjects of money and our response to the poor. The way of the kingdom is to remember the poor and marginalized. How much is enough for us?The Bible speaks openly (a lot) about the subjects of money and our response to the poor. The way of the kingdom is to remember the poor and marginalized. How much is enough for us?The Bible speaks openly (a lot) about the subjects of money and our response to the poor. The way of the kingdom is to remember the poor and marginalized. How much is enough for us?http://www.emmausroadchurch.com/content/media/2007/20070325_msg.mp3Sun, 25 Mar 2007 00:00:00 GMTReligion & Spiritualityno42:00The Bible speaks openly (a lot) about the subjects of money and our response to the poor. The way of the kingdom is to remember the poor and marginalized. How much is enough for us?Dale DurieWhen a person makes a decision to pattern their life after the way of Jesus, they find themselves surrounded by others doing the same. This community, both local and global, is the family of God.When a person makes a decision to pattern their life after the way of Jesus, they find themselves surrounded by others doing the same. This community, both local and global, is the family of God.When a person makes a decision to pattern their life after the way of Jesus, they find themselves surrounded by others doing the same. This community, both local and global, is the family of God.http://www.emmausroadchurch.com/content/media/2007/20070318_msg.mp3Sun, 18 Mar 2007 00:00:00 GMTReligion & Spiritualityno40:00When a person makes a decision to pattern their life after the way of Jesus, they find themselves surrounded by others doing the same. This community, both local and global, is the family of God.Craig CaseWe breathe in and out air over 27,000 times each day. This happens so often we`re unaware. Using this as a metaphor for life, what are you breathing in? Breathing out?We breathe in and out air over 27,000 times each day. This happens so often we`re unaware. Using this as a metaphor for life, what are you breathing in? Breathing out?We breathe in and out air over 27,000 times each day. This happens so often we`re unaware. Using this as a metaphor for life, what are you breathing in? Breathing out?http://www.emmausroadchurch.com/content/media/2007/20070311_msg.mp3Sun, 11 Mar 2007 00:00:00 GMTReligion & Spiritualityno40:00We breathe in and out air over 27,000 times each day. This happens so often we`re unaware. Using this as a metaphor for life, what are you breathing in? Breathing out?Craig CaseParticipating in the Kingdom of God causes us to take risks. It`s messy, confusing, and uncertain. In this, though, we move from a black and white existence to one of living color. Listen in as we learn about a woman who took a risk and her life never remained the same.Participating in the Kingdom of God causes us to take risks. It`s messy, confusing, and uncertain. In this, though, we move from a black and white existence to one of living color. Listen in as we learn about a woman who took a risk and her life never remained the same.Participating in the Kingdom of God causes us to take risks. It`s messy, confusing, and uncertain. In this, though, we move from a black and white existence to one of living color. Listen in as we learn about a woman who took a risk and her life never remained the same.http://www.emmausroadchurch.com/content/media/2007/20070304_msg.mp3Sun, 04 Mar 2007 00:00:00 GMTReligion & Spiritualityno42:00Participating in the Kingdom of God causes us to take risks. It`s messy, confusing, and uncertain. In this, though, we move from a black and white existence to one of living color. Listen in as we learn about a woman who took a risk and her life never remained the same.Craig Case50% of Americans do not believe in a devil. 1 out of 10 people who profess faith in Jesus Christ don`t either. This teaching outlines the devil`s identity, its origin, where its kingdom works against us, and that we can respond with hope and power, not fear.50% of Americans do not believe in a devil. 1 out of 10 people who profess faith in Jesus Christ don`t either. This teaching outlines the devil`s identity, its origin, where its kingdom works against us, and that we can respond with hope and power, not fear.50% of Americans do not believe in a devil. 1 out of 10 people who profess faith in Jesus Christ don`t either. This teaching outlines the devil`s identity, its origin, where its kingdom works against us, and that we can respond with hope and power, not fear.http://www.emmausroadchurch.com/content/media/2007/20070211_msg.mp3Sun, 11 Feb 2007 00:00:00 GMTReligion & Spiritualityno30:0050% of Americans do not believe in a devil. 1 out of 10 people who profess faith in Jesus Christ don`t either. This teaching outlines the devil`s identity, its origin, where its kingdom works against us, and that we can respond with hope and power, not fear.Craig Case, story by SandyMissio Dei: The Kingdom of God, Part 1 - A God Who Says, `Dig ME!` The primary purpose of The Kingdom of God is to glorify His Name. To glorify God means to make Him known. What does that look like? How can you and I respond?Missio Dei: The Kingdom of God, Part 1 - A God Who Says, `Dig ME!` The primary purpose of The Kingdom of God is to glorify His Name. To glorify God means to make Him known. What does that look like? How can you and I respond?Missio Dei: The Kingdom of God, Part 1 - A God Who Says, `Dig ME!` The primary purpose of The Kingdom of God is to glorify His Name. To glorify God means to make Him known. What does that look like? How can you and I respond?http://www.emmausroadchurch.com/content/media/2007/20070204_msg.mp3Sun, 04 Feb 2007 00:00:00 GMTReligion & Spiritualityno35:00Missio Dei: The Kingdom of God, Part 1 - A God Who Says, `Dig ME!` The primary purpose of The Kingdom of God is to glorify His Name. To glorify God means to make Him known. What does that look like? How can you and I respond?Craig CaseDepression and anxiety only heighten our attention that we are broken people. How do you balance that perspective with such verses as this: `Be perfect as my Father in heaven is perfect`? (Matthew 5:48). Is perfection really the goal of Christianity?Depression and anxiety only heighten our attention that we are broken people. How do you balance that perspective with such verses as this: `Be perfect as my Father in heaven is perfect`? (Matthew 5:48). Is perfection really the goal of Christianity?Depression and anxiety only heighten our attention that we are broken people. How do you balance that perspective with such verses as this: `Be perfect as my Father in heaven is perfect`? (Matthew 5:48). Is perfection really the goal of Christianity?http://www.emmausroadchurch.com/content/media/2007/20070128_msg.mp3Sun, 28 Jan 2007 00:00:00 GMTReligion & Spiritualityno43:00Depression and anxiety only heighten our attention that we are broken people. How do you balance that perspective with such verses as this: `Be perfect as my Father in heaven is perfect`? (Matthew 5:48). Is perfection really the goal of Christianity?Dan Rotach, Licensed TherapistDepression and anxiety are among the most prominent medical issues of our day. As a community, we took steps forward in understanding them in light of the Scriptures and responding honestly and practically.Depression and anxiety are among the most prominent medical issues of our day. As a community, we took steps forward in understanding them in light of the Scriptures and responding honestly and practically.Depression and anxiety are among the most prominent medical issues of our day. As a community, we took steps forward in understanding them in light of the Scriptures and responding honestly and practically.http://www.emmausroadchurch.com/content/media/2007/20070121_msg.mp3Sun, 21 Jan 2007 00:00:00 GMTReligion & Spiritualityno28:00Depression and anxiety are among the most prominent medical issues of our day. As a community, we took steps forward in understanding them in light of the Scriptures and responding honestly and practically.Craig CaseWhere is heaven? What will we do there?Where is heaven? What will we do there?Where is heaven? What will we do there?http://www.emmausroadchurch.com/content/media/2007/20070114_msg.mp3Sun, 14 Jan 2007 00:00:00 GMTReligion & Spiritualityno35:00Where is heaven? What will we do there?Dale DurieThis teaching explores the parallels between the birth and death of Jesus.This teaching explores the parallels between the birth and death of Jesus.This teaching explores the parallels between the birth and death of Jesus.http://www.emmausroadchurch.com/content/media/2006/20061231_msg.mp3Sun, 31 Dec 2006 00:00:00 GMTReligion & Spiritualityno34:00This teaching explores the parallels between the birth and death of Jesus.Craig CaseIs `joy` something reserved just for the Christmas story? Or is it deeper than that - stretching back to the beginning of time? As God has revealed Himself, He has done it with joy. So when we come into a saving faith in Jesus Christ, it should be no surprise that one of results is joy.Is `joy` something reserved just for the Christmas story? Or is it deeper than that - stretching back to the beginning of time? As God has revealed Himself, He has done it with joy. So when we come into a saving faith in Jesus Christ, it should be no surprise that one of results is joy.Is `joy` something reserved just for the Christmas story? Or is it deeper than that - stretching back to the beginning of time? As God has revealed Himself, He has done it with joy. So when we come into a saving faith in Jesus Christ, it should be no surprise that one of results is joy.http://www.emmausroadchurch.com/content/media/2006/20061217_msg.mp3Sun, 17 Dec 2006 00:00:00 GMTReligion & Spiritualityno45:00Is `joy` something reserved just for the Christmas story? Or is it deeper than that - stretching back to the beginning of time? As God has revealed Himself, He has done it with joy. So when we come into a saving faith in Jesus Christ, it should be no surprise that one of results is joy.Craig Case / ERC BandThis podcast contains prayer, Scriptures, and Christmas music of our community. In this particular gathering, we invited people to buy food for people in need, as a part of our worship experience. They responded! We collected over 1,100lbs of food (over a half a ton!). This was part of our preparation for our King.This podcast contains prayer, Scriptures, and Christmas music of our community. In this particular gathering, we invited people to buy food for people in need, as a part of our worship experience. They responded! We collected over 1,100lbs of food (over a half a ton!). This was part of our preparation for our King.This podcast contains prayer, Scriptures, and Christmas music of our community. In this particular gathering, we invited people to buy food for people in need, as a part of our worship experience. They responded! We collected over 1,100lbs of food (over a half a ton!). This was part of our preparation for our King.http://www.emmausroadchurch.com/content/media/2006/20061210_svc_public_32.mp3Sun, 10 Dec 2006 00:00:00 GMTReligion & Spiritualityno36:00This podcast contains prayer, Scriptures, and Christmas music of our community. In this particular gathering, we invited people to buy food for people in need, as a part of our worship experience. They responded! We collected over 1,100lbs of food (over a half a ton!). This was part of our preparation for our King.Craig CaseAdvent means "arrival" or "coming". We live in a unique time, celebrating the historical fact of Jesus` birth and the anticipation of His coming again. We live between the times. Our world today has very telling parallels to the ancient world of Joseph and Mary, and other faithful followers of God. Like them, we wait in hope for a Deliverer, One who will eradicate hate, injustice, poverty, disease. We wait in hope.Advent means "arrival" or "coming". We live in a unique time, celebrating the historical fact of Jesus` birth and the anticipation of His coming again. We live between the times. Our world today has very telling parallels to the ancient world of Joseph and Mary, and other faithful followers of God. Like them, we wait in hope for a Deliverer, One who will eradicate hate, injustice, poverty, disease. We wait in hope.Advent means "arrival" or "coming". We live in a unique time, celebrating the historical fact of Jesus` birth and the anticipation of His coming again. We live between the times. Our world today has very telling parallels to the ancient world of Joseph and Mary, and other faithful followers of God. Like them, we wait in hope for a Deliverer, One who will eradicate hate, injustice, poverty, disease. We wait in hope.http://www.emmausroadchurch.com/content/media/2006/20061203_msg_extended.mp3Sun, 03 Dec 2006 00:00:00 GMTReligion & Spiritualityno30:00Advent means "arrival" or "coming". We live in a unique time, celebrating the historical fact of Jesus` birth and the anticipation of His coming again. We live between the times. Our world today has very telling parallels to the ancient world of Joseph and Mary, and other faithful followers of God. Like them, we wait in hope for a Deliverer, One who will eradicate hate, injustice, poverty, disease. We wait in hope.Craig CaseThe church is God`s idea. In His eyes, she`s a bride, in whom He takes delight. Do we share that same view? The church is the power and presence of God working in and with fragile, imperfect, sinful people. A mysterious union of the holy and human. Perhaps much of our cynicism and frustration has to do with expectations of the holy, forgetting there is the human aspect to the church. Will we be among those who renew our hope in her?The church is God`s idea. In His eyes, she`s a bride, in whom He takes delight. Do we share that same view? The church is the power and presence of God working in and with fragile, imperfect, sinful people. A mysterious union of the holy and human. Perhaps much of our cynicism and frustration has to do with expectations of the holy, forgetting there is the human aspect to the church. Will we be among those who renew our hope in her?The church is God`s idea. In His eyes, she`s a bride, in whom He takes delight. Do we share that same view? The church is the power and presence of God working in and with fragile, imperfect, sinful people. A mysterious union of the holy and human. Perhaps much of our cynicism and frustration has to do with expectations of the holy, forgetting there is the human aspect to the church. Will we be among those who renew our hope in her?http://www.emmausroadchurch.com/content/media/2006/20061126_msg.mp3Sun, 26 Nov 2006 00:00:00 GMTReligion & Spiritualityno30:00The church is God`s idea. In His eyes, she`s a bride, in whom He takes delight. Do we share that same view? The church is the power and presence of God working in and with fragile, imperfect, sinful people. A mysterious union of the holy and human. Perhaps much of our cynicism and frustration has to do with expectations of the holy, forgetting there is the human aspect to the church. Will we be among those who renew our hope in her?Craig Case / Dale DuriePain and suffering seem to be a detour in the life with Christ. It is, however, a necessary and important part of the journey. Some hold that suffering robs us of choices. It does not. In fact, we have the choice to become bitter or better.Pain and suffering seem to be a detour in the life with Christ. It is, however, a necessary and important part of the journey. Some hold that suffering robs us of choices. It does not. In fact, we have the choice to become bitter or better.Pain and suffering seem to be a detour in the life with Christ. It is, however, a necessary and important part of the journey. Some hold that suffering robs us of choices. It does not. In fact, we have the choice to become bitter or better.http://www.emmausroadchurch.com/content/media/2006/20061119_msg.mp3Sun, 19 Nov 2006 00:00:00 GMTReligion & Spiritualityno30:00Pain and suffering seem to be a detour in the life with Christ. It is, however, a necessary and important part of the journey. Some hold that suffering robs us of choices. It does not. In fact, we have the choice to become bitter or better.Craig CaseJesus says to God, the Father in regard to his followers, "I in them and you in me." (John 17:23). A core Christian tradition and belief is that in Jesus, God was fully present. This is commonly referred to as the Incarnation. Yet, it does not stop there. In his followers, Jesus is present: "I in them".Jesus says to God, the Father in regard to his followers, "I in them and you in me." (John 17:23). A core Christian tradition and belief is that in Jesus, God was fully present. This is commonly referred to as the Incarnation. Yet, it does not stop there. In his followers, Jesus is present: "I in them".Jesus says to God, the Father in regard to his followers, "I in them and you in me." (John 17:23). A core Christian tradition and belief is that in Jesus, God was fully present. This is commonly referred to as the Incarnation. Yet, it does not stop there. In his followers, Jesus is present: "I in them".http://www.emmausroadchurch.com/content/media/2006/20061112_msg.mp3Sun, 12 Nov 2006 00:00:00 GMTReligion & Spiritualityno22:00Jesus says to God, the Father in regard to his followers, "I in them and you in me." (John 17:23). A core Christian tradition and belief is that in Jesus, God was fully present. This is commonly referred to as the Incarnation. Yet, it does not stop there. In his followers, Jesus is present: "I in them".Craig CaseMany of us are hard-wired to perform or earn in order to receive love at times. Maybe some person or some circumstance had articulated a rejection of us, causing us to believe we did not do enough. Yet, grace from God moves in and overturns that notion, and awakens our senses and sensibilities. In living the best possible life, we need grace.Many of us are hard-wired to perform or earn in order to receive love at times. Maybe some person or some circumstance had articulated a rejection of us, causing us to believe we did not do enough. Yet, grace from God moves in and overturns that notion, and awakens our senses and sensibilities. In living the best possible life, we need grace.Many of us are hard-wired to perform or earn in order to receive love at times. Maybe some person or some circumstance had articulated a rejection of us, causing us to believe we did not do enough. Yet, grace from God moves in and overturns that notion, and awakens our senses and sensibilities. In living the best possible life, we need grace.http://www.emmausroadchurch.com/content/media/2006/20061029_msg.mp3Sun, 29 Oct 2006 00:00:00 GMTReligion & Spiritualityno30:00Many of us are hard-wired to perform or earn in order to receive love at times. Maybe some person or some circumstance had articulated a rejection of us, causing us to believe we did not do enough. Yet, grace from God moves in and overturns that notion, and awakens our senses and sensibilities. In living the best possible life, we need grace.Craig Case, ERC Africa teamGod seems to be more at work in other places. We hear reports or stories about what God is doing there - i.e. the holy and sacred - perhaps believing that He is not at work in the our regular, ordinary lives. We can conclude that we need to go somewhere else, take some trip to see God at work. However, in living in the way of Jesus, we hold that around any corner, in any conversation, within the framework of any moment, the holy and sacred is possible.God seems to be more at work in other places. We hear reports or stories about what God is doing there - i.e. the holy and sacred - perhaps believing that He is not at work in the our regular, ordinary lives. We can conclude that we need to go somewhere else, take some trip to see God at work. However, in living in the way of Jesus, we hold that around any corner, in any conversation, within the framework of any moment, the holy and sacred is possible.God seems to be more at work in other places. We hear reports or stories about what God is doing there - i.e. the holy and sacred - perhaps believing that He is not at work in the our regular, ordinary lives. We can conclude that we need to go somewhere else, take some trip to see God at work. However, in living in the way of Jesus, we hold that around any corner, in any conversation, within the framework of any moment, the holy and sacred is possible.http://www.emmausroadchurch.com/content/media/2006/20061015_msg.mp3Sun, 15 Oct 2006 00:00:00 GMTReligion & Spiritualityno40:00God seems to be more at work in other places. We hear reports or stories about what God is doing there - i.e. the holy and sacred - perhaps believing that He is not at work in the our regular, ordinary lives. We can conclude that we need to go somewhere else, take some trip to see God at work. However, in living in the way of Jesus, we hold that around any corner, in any conversation, within the framework of any moment, the holy and sacred is possible.Craig CaseHave we reconfigured the message and way of Christ into a simple, easy 3-step decision? Is it quite possible that we have robbed it of risk, wonder, and adventure? No matter how much you know about living for Christ, you will still have questions and uncertainty. What do you do? Take a leap of faith. To be a follower of Christ is to be a person who continually takes leaps of faith. If you are not leaping, you are not growing.Have we reconfigured the message and way of Christ into a simple, easy 3-step decision? Is it quite possible that we have robbed it of risk, wonder, and adventure? No matter how much you know about living for Christ, you will still have questions and uncertainty. What do you do? Take a leap of faith. To be a follower of Christ is to be a person who continually takes leaps of faith. If you are not leaping, you are not growing.Have we reconfigured the message and way of Christ into a simple, easy 3-step decision? Is it quite possible that we have robbed it of risk, wonder, and adventure? No matter how much you know about living for Christ, you will still have questions and uncertainty. What do you do? Take a leap of faith. To be a follower of Christ is to be a person who continually takes leaps of faith. If you are not leaping, you are not growing.http://www.emmausroadchurch.com/content/media/2006/20061008_msg.mp3Sun, 08 Oct 2006 00:00:00 GMTReligion & Spiritualityno41:00Have we reconfigured the message and way of Christ into a simple, easy 3-step decision? Is it quite possible that we have robbed it of risk, wonder, and adventure? No matter how much you know about living for Christ, you will still have questions and uncertainty. What do you do? Take a leap of faith. To be a follower of Christ is to be a person who continually takes leaps of faith. If you are not leaping, you are not growing.Craig CaseJesus demonstrates that another key element to living is being ON and being OFF. There is a groove to this, a time to work and a time to rest. This former physician, named Luke, writes an account on the life of Jesus and in it, he makes the conclusive statement that Jesus often took time to rest and be off. There is something about this pattern of living that affords us other opportunities, experiences, and growth.Jesus demonstrates that another key element to living is being ON and being OFF. There is a groove to this, a time to work and a time to rest. This former physician, named Luke, writes an account on the life of Jesus and in it, he makes the conclusive statement that Jesus often took time to rest and be off. There is something about this pattern of living that affords us other opportunities, experiences, and growth.Jesus demonstrates that another key element to living is being ON and being OFF. There is a groove to this, a time to work and a time to rest. This former physician, named Luke, writes an account on the life of Jesus and in it, he makes the conclusive statement that Jesus often took time to rest and be off. There is something about this pattern of living that affords us other opportunities, experiences, and growth.http://www.emmausroadchurch.com/content/media/2006/20060924_msg.mp3Sun, 24 Sep 2006 00:00:00 GMTReligion & Spiritualityno31:00Jesus demonstrates that another key element to living is being ON and being OFF. There is a groove to this, a time to work and a time to rest. This former physician, named Luke, writes an account on the life of Jesus and in it, he makes the conclusive statement that Jesus often took time to rest and be off. There is something about this pattern of living that affords us other opportunities, experiences, and growth.Craig CaseIn John 10:10, Jesus makes the claim that best possible life is found in Him. Are you experiencing that sort of life? If we're not, either Jesus is a liar or we're missing key elements in this life with Him. The best possible life, though, may be quite different than you expect. It doesn't mean the most sensible, the most prosperous or the most easy. In this teaching, we look at the critical element of community in having the life that Jesus promises.In John 10:10, Jesus makes the claim that best possible life is found in Him. Are you experiencing that sort of life? If we're not, either Jesus is a liar or we're missing key elements in this life with Him. The best possible life, though, may be quite different than you expect. It doesn't mean the most sensible, the most prosperous or the most easy. In this teaching, we look at the critical element of community in having the life that Jesus promises.In John 10:10, Jesus makes the claim that best possible life is found in Him. Are you experiencing that sort of life? If we're not, either Jesus is a liar or we're missing key elements in this life with Him. The best possible life, though, may be quite different than you expect. It doesn't mean the most sensible, the most prosperous or the most easy. In this teaching, we look at the critical element of community in having the life that Jesus promises.http://www.emmausroadchurch.com/content/media/2006/20060917_msg.mp3Sun, 17 Sep 2006 00:00:00 GMTReligion & Spiritualityno33:00In John 10:10, Jesus makes the claim that best possible life is found in Him. Are you experiencing that sort of life? If we're not, either Jesus is a liar or we're missing key elements in this life with Him. The best possible life, though, may be quite different than you expect. It doesn't mean the most sensible, the most prosperous or the most easy. In this teaching, we look at the critical element of community in having the life that Jesus promises.Craig CaseKinda like the time you concluded why your roommate or spouse does some things the way they do. They have certain attitudes or values which find expression in their daily lives. Likewise, we want you to know what values propel certain expressions and actions in the Emmaus Road family. Is "missional" about some missions program? Is "honest" about not lying?Kinda like the time you concluded why your roommate or spouse does some things the way they do. They have certain attitudes or values which find expression in their daily lives. Likewise, we want you to know what values propel certain expressions and actions in the Emmaus Road family. Is "missional" about some missions program? Is "honest" about not lying?Kinda like the time you concluded why your roommate or spouse does some things the way they do. They have certain attitudes or values which find expression in their daily lives. Likewise, we want you to know what values propel certain expressions and actions in the Emmaus Road family. Is "missional" about some missions program? Is "honest" about not lying?http://www.emmausroadchurch.com/content/media/2006/20060910_msg.mp3Sun, 10 Sep 2006 00:00:00 GMTReligion & Spiritualityno34:00Kinda like the time you concluded why your roommate or spouse does some things the way they do. They have certain attitudes or values which find expression in their daily lives. Likewise, we want you to know what values propel certain expressions and actions in the Emmaus Road family. Is "missional" about some missions program? Is "honest" about not lying?Craig CaseMany people who say "Yes" to the Jesus invitation of new life and transformation live within a tension: on one side is the beauty and wonder of a life promised by Jesus and on the other side is "ordinary life", the messy parts of living which seem void of anything spiritual. It feels like we're stuck in the space between these two areas. How can we close the gap, make this space between smaller?Many people who say "Yes" to the Jesus invitation of new life and transformation live within a tension: on one side is the beauty and wonder of a life promised by Jesus and on the other side is "ordinary life", the messy parts of living which seem void of anything spiritual. It feels like we're stuck in the space between these two areas. How can we close the gap, make this space between smaller?Many people who say "Yes" to the Jesus invitation of new life and transformation live within a tension: on one side is the beauty and wonder of a life promised by Jesus and on the other side is "ordinary life", the messy parts of living which seem void of anything spiritual. It feels like we're stuck in the space between these two areas. How can we close the gap, make this space between smaller?http://www.emmausroadchurch.com/content/media/2006/20060827_msg.mp3Sun, 27 Aug 2006 00:00:00 GMTReligion & Spiritualityno35:00Many people who say "Yes" to the Jesus invitation of new life and transformation live within a tension: on one side is the beauty and wonder of a life promised by Jesus and on the other side is "ordinary life", the messy parts of living which seem void of anything spiritual. It feels like we're stuck in the space between these two areas. How can we close the gap, make this space between smaller?Brian SutterJesus had a conversation with his twelve closest followers, the disciples, near the end of his time on earth. In it, he reminded them that they will experience pain, disappointment, loss. However, they should have a good feeling about tomorrow and the future. That feeling is called hope.Jesus had a conversation with his twelve closest followers, the disciples, near the end of his time on earth. In it, he reminded them that they will experience pain, disappointment, loss. However, they should have a good feeling about tomorrow and the future. That feeling is called hope.Jesus had a conversation with his twelve closest followers, the disciples, near the end of his time on earth. In it, he reminded them that they will experience pain, disappointment, loss. However, they should have a good feeling about tomorrow and the future. That feeling is called hope.http://www.emmausroadchurch.com/content/media/2006/20060820_msg.mp3Sun, 20 Aug 2006 00:00:00 GMTReligion & Spiritualityno25:00Jesus had a conversation with his twelve closest followers, the disciples, near the end of his time on earth. In it, he reminded them that they will experience pain, disappointment, loss. However, they should have a good feeling about tomorrow and the future. That feeling is called hope.Craig CaseIn the public setting of a temple court, Jesus' morning teaching is interrupted by some religious men dragging in a woman caught in a private act - adultery. In this dramatic collision of setting and events, Jesus has two conversations: with these men and the woman.In the public setting of a temple court, Jesus' morning teaching is interrupted by some religious men dragging in a woman caught in a private act - adultery. In this dramatic collision of setting and events, Jesus has two conversations: with these men and the woman.In the public setting of a temple court, Jesus' morning teaching is interrupted by some religious men dragging in a woman caught in a private act - adultery. In this dramatic collision of setting and events, Jesus has two conversations: with these men and the woman.http://www.emmausroadchurch.com/content/media/2006/20060813_msg.mp3Sun, 13 Aug 2006 00:00:00 GMTReligion & Spiritualityno36:00In the public setting of a temple court, Jesus' morning teaching is interrupted by some religious men dragging in a woman caught in a private act - adultery. In this dramatic collision of setting and events, Jesus has two conversations: with these men and the woman.Craig CaseIn many realms of our world and existence, death brings life. It's a common thread to how things are. It should be no surprise that the Story of God, centered on Jesus' death on the cross, fits into this. His death brings us life. As a people who accept and allow this to impact us, it has profound implications: our death to self brings life.In many realms of our world and existence, death brings life. It's a common thread to how things are. It should be no surprise that the Story of God, centered on Jesus' death on the cross, fits into this. His death brings us life. As a people who accept and allow this to impact us, it has profound implications: our death to self brings life.In many realms of our world and existence, death brings life. It's a common thread to how things are. It should be no surprise that the Story of God, centered on Jesus' death on the cross, fits into this. His death brings us life. As a people who accept and allow this to impact us, it has profound implications: our death to self brings life.http://www.emmausroadchurch.com/content/media/2006/20060806_msg.mp3Sun, 06 Aug 2006 00:00:00 GMTReligion & Spiritualityno30:00In many realms of our world and existence, death brings life. It's a common thread to how things are. It should be no surprise that the Story of God, centered on Jesus' death on the cross, fits into this. His death brings us life. As a people who accept and allow this to impact us, it has profound implications: our death to self brings life.Dave HugareWhat were the first words that Jesus spoke to his disciples after his resurrection? Our community looked at these simple but revolutionary statements that Jesus made to his followers.What were the first words that Jesus spoke to his disciples after his resurrection? Our community looked at these simple but revolutionary statements that Jesus made to his followers.What were the first words that Jesus spoke to his disciples after his resurrection? Our community looked at these simple but revolutionary statements that Jesus made to his followers.http://www.emmausroadchurch.com/content/media/2006/20060722_msg.mp3Sun, 22 Jul 2006 00:00:00 GMTReligion & Spiritualityno32:00What were the first words that Jesus spoke to his disciples after his resurrection? Our community looked at these simple but revolutionary statements that Jesus made to his followers.Craig CaseIs the story of Peter following Jesus by walking on water simply that? Or is there something more?Is the story of Peter following Jesus by walking on water simply that? Or is there something more?Is the story of Peter following Jesus by walking on water simply that? Or is there something more?http://www.emmausroadchurch.com/content/media/2006/20060716_msg.mp3Sun, 16 Jul 2006 00:00:00 GMTReligion & Spiritualityno44:00Is the story of Peter following Jesus by walking on water simply that? Or is there something more?Craig CaseWithin the dynamic of everyday conversations, Jesus taught and invited people to a better way of living. One of these conversations is found in John 4, where Jesus interacted with a woman at a well, revealing that her attempts to find love and meaning weren't working.Within the dynamic of everyday conversations, Jesus taught and invited people to a better way of living. One of these conversations is found in John 4, where Jesus interacted with a woman at a well, revealing that her attempts to find love and meaning weren't working.Within the dynamic of everyday conversations, Jesus taught and invited people to a better way of living. One of these conversations is found in John 4, where Jesus interacted with a woman at a well, revealing that her attempts to find love and meaning weren't working.http://www.emmausroadchurch.com/content/media/2006/20060709_msg.mp3Sun, 09 Jul 2006 00:00:00 GMTReligion & Spiritualityno26:00Within the dynamic of everyday conversations, Jesus taught and invited people to a better way of living. One of these conversations is found in John 4, where Jesus interacted with a woman at a well, revealing that her attempts to find love and meaning weren't working.Dale DurieJesus engaged with others through conversations, often revealing much more than appeared on the surface. In this teaching, we looked at His interaction with a blind man. Jesus engaged with others through conversations, often revealing much more than appeared on the surface. In this teaching, we looked at His interaction with a blind man. Jesus engaged with others through conversations, often revealing much more than appeared on the surface. In this teaching, we looked at His interaction with a blind man. http://www.emmausroadchurch.com/content/media/2006/20060702_msg.mp3Sun, 02 Jul 2006 00:00:00 GMTReligion & Spiritualityno40:00Jesus engaged with others through conversations, often revealing much more than appeared on the surface. In this teaching, we looked at His interaction with a blind man. Craig CaseWe closed out our year-long series in the book of Deuteronomy by remembering these themes: grace, community, worship, and place.We closed out our year-long series in the book of Deuteronomy by remembering these themes: grace, community, worship, and place.We closed out our year-long series in the book of Deuteronomy by remembering these themes: grace, community, worship, and place.http://www.emmausroadchurch.com/content/media/2006/20060625_msg.mp3Sun, 25 Jun 2006 00:00:00 GMTReligion & Spiritualityno39:00We closed out our year-long series in the book of Deuteronomy by remembering these themes: grace, community, worship, and place.Craig CaseGod is fathering us emotionally, physically, mentally, and spiritually.God is fathering us emotionally, physically, mentally, and spiritually.God is fathering us emotionally, physically, mentally, and spiritually.http://www.emmausroadchurch.com/content/media/2006/20060618_msg.mp3Sun, 18 Jun 2006 00:00:00 GMTReligion & Spiritualityno20:00God is fathering us emotionally, physically, mentally, and spiritually.Craig CaseIn Deuteronomy 30, Moses tells his community that the story of God is "...not too difficult, it is not beyond your reach." Why is it that for you and I, that it does seem difficult? Some days, following God appears to be well beyond our reach. What did Moses believe about God, and particularly the story he was engaged, in that enabled him to say those words?In Deuteronomy 30, Moses tells his community that the story of God is "...not too difficult, it is not beyond your reach." Why is it that for you and I, that it does seem difficult? Some days, following God appears to be well beyond our reach. What did Moses believe about God, and particularly the story he was engaged, in that enabled him to say those words?In Deuteronomy 30, Moses tells his community that the story of God is "...not too difficult, it is not beyond your reach." Why is it that for you and I, that it does seem difficult? Some days, following God appears to be well beyond our reach. What did Moses believe about God, and particularly the story he was engaged, in that enabled him to say those words?http://www.emmausroadchurch.com/content/media/2006/20060528_msg.mp3Sun, 28 May 2006 00:00:00 GMTReligion & Spiritualityno24:00In Deuteronomy 30, Moses tells his community that the story of God is "...not too difficult, it is not beyond your reach." Why is it that for you and I, that it does seem difficult? Some days, following God appears to be well beyond our reach. What did Moses believe about God, and particularly the story he was engaged, in that enabled him to say those words?Brian SuterWe can easily fall into our journey with God as an endless list of what-to-do. This teaching reminds us of who we are: God's beloved.We can easily fall into our journey with God as an endless list of what-to-do. This teaching reminds us of who we are: God's beloved.We can easily fall into our journey with God as an endless list of what-to-do. This teaching reminds us of who we are: God's beloved.http://www.emmausroadchurch.com/content/media/2006/20060521_msg.mp3Sun, 21 May 2006 00:00:00 GMTReligion & Spiritualityno31:00We can easily fall into our journey with God as an endless list of what-to-do. This teaching reminds us of who we are: God's beloved.Craig CaseGod is not a gender. Jesus says, "God is spirit." We worship a God who is beyond gender yet chooses to reveal and define Himself in masuline and feminine terms. Throughout the story of God in the Scriptures, we observe this. We hear plenty of teachings on God as a Father who carries His son, a Father who awaits His wayward son. But what about God as a Mother who nurtures, cares, provides for Her children?God is not a gender. Jesus says, "God is spirit." We worship a God who is beyond gender yet chooses to reveal and define Himself in masuline and feminine terms. Throughout the story of God in the Scriptures, we observe this. We hear plenty of teachings on God as a Father who carries His son, a Father who awaits His wayward son. But what about God as a Mother who nurtures, cares, provides for Her children?God is not a gender. Jesus says, "God is spirit." We worship a God who is beyond gender yet chooses to reveal and define Himself in masuline and feminine terms. Throughout the story of God in the Scriptures, we observe this. We hear plenty of teachings on God as a Father who carries His son, a Father who awaits His wayward son. But what about God as a Mother who nurtures, cares, provides for Her children?http://www.emmausroadchurch.com/content/media/2006/20060514_msg.mp3Sun, 14 May 2006 00:00:00 GMTReligion & Spiritualityno28:00God is not a gender. Jesus says, "God is spirit." We worship a God who is beyond gender yet chooses to reveal and define Himself in masuline and feminine terms. Throughout the story of God in the Scriptures, we observe this. We hear plenty of teachings on God as a Father who carries His son, a Father who awaits His wayward son. But what about God as a Mother who nurtures, cares, provides for Her children?Craig CaseCraig felt that the teaching the previous week wasn't quite enough on the topic, so a sequel was in order. Will we have a trilogy on our hands next week? In this teaching, we review the nature of blessing and curses in the Hebrew context, and journey into the meaning of being a child of God.Craig felt that the teaching the previous week wasn't quite enough on the topic, so a sequel was in order. Will we have a trilogy on our hands next week? In this teaching, we review the nature of blessing and curses in the Hebrew context, and journey into the meaning of being a child of God.Craig felt that the teaching the previous week wasn't quite enough on the topic, so a sequel was in order. Will we have a trilogy on our hands next week? In this teaching, we review the nature of blessing and curses in the Hebrew context, and journey into the meaning of being a child of God.http://www.emmausroadchurch.com/content/media/2006/20060507_msg.mp3Sun, 07 May 2006 00:00:00 GMTReligion & Spiritualityno30:00Craig felt that the teaching the previous week wasn't quite enough on the topic, so a sequel was in order. Will we have a trilogy on our hands next week? In this teaching, we review the nature of blessing and curses in the Hebrew context, and journey into the meaning of being a child of God.Craig CaseThe book of Deuteronomy is structured as a politicay treaty of its day. A popular aspect of treaties is a section called 'blessings and curses'. In this teaching, we explore curses and its meaning for our community, especially what 'curses' we receive from our families. We have the choice to pass these curses on, or through the power of GOd, change them into blessings.The book of Deuteronomy is structured as a politicay treaty of its day. A popular aspect of treaties is a section called 'blessings and curses'. In this teaching, we explore curses and its meaning for our community, especially what 'curses' we receive from our families. We have the choice to pass these curses on, or through the power of GOd, change them into blessings.The book of Deuteronomy is structured as a politicay treaty of its day. A popular aspect of treaties is a section called 'blessings and curses'. In this teaching, we explore curses and its meaning for our community, especially what 'curses' we receive from our families. We have the choice to pass these curses on, or through the power of GOd, change them into blessings.http://www.emmausroadchurch.com/content/media/2006/20060430_msg.mp3Sun, 30 Apr 2006 00:00:00 GMTReligion & Spiritualityno40:00The book of Deuteronomy is structured as a politicay treaty of its day. A popular aspect of treaties is a section called 'blessings and curses'. In this teaching, we explore curses and its meaning for our community, especially what 'curses' we receive from our families. We have the choice to pass these curses on, or through the power of GOd, change them into blessings.Craig CaseAre God's words in the scriptures the same as other words in books? How did this Hevrew tribe in Deuteronomy view God's words? What implication could their views and feelings speak to us today? In the community of Emmaus Road, we're trying to recapture this belief that the Scriptures are living and active. Martin Luther once said, 'The Bible is alive, it speaks to me; it has hands, it lays hold of me; it has feet, it runs after me.'Are God's words in the scriptures the same as other words in books? How did this Hevrew tribe in Deuteronomy view God's words? What implication could their views and feelings speak to us today? In the community of Emmaus Road, we're trying to recapture this belief that the Scriptures are living and active. Martin Luther once said, 'The Bible is alive, it speaks to me; it has hands, it lays hold of me; it has feet, it runs after me.'Are God's words in the scriptures the same as other words in books? How did this Hevrew tribe in Deuteronomy view God's words? What implication could their views and feelings speak to us today? In the community of Emmaus Road, we're trying to recapture this belief that the Scriptures are living and active. Martin Luther once said, 'The Bible is alive, it speaks to me; it has hands, it lays hold of me; it has feet, it runs after me.'http://www.emmausroadchurch.com/content/media/2006/20060423_msg.mp3Sun, 23 Apr 2006 00:00:00 GMTReligion & Spiritualityno41:00Are God's words in the scriptures the same as other words in books? How did this Hevrew tribe in Deuteronomy view God's words? What implication could their views and feelings speak to us today? In the community of Emmaus Road, we're trying to recapture this belief that the Scriptures are living and active. Martin Luther once said, 'The Bible is alive, it speaks to me; it has hands, it lays hold of me; it has feet, it runs after me.'Danya VenjohnListen in on Danya's story of affirming her faith, asking God for a tangible sense of his presence, and seeing evidence of God at work in her family and her own journey. This story is also included in its context in the 04.16.2006 teaching.Listen in on Danya's story of affirming her faith, asking God for a tangible sense of his presence, and seeing evidence of God at work in her family and her own journey. This story is also included in its context in the 04.16.2006 teaching.Listen in on Danya's story of affirming her faith, asking God for a tangible sense of his presence, and seeing evidence of God at work in her family and her own journey. This story is also included in its context in the 04.16.2006 teaching.http://www.emmausroadchurch.com/content/media/2006/20060416_story_danya_Venjohn.mp3Sun, 16 Apr 2006 00:00:00 GMTReligion & Spiritualityno10:00Listen in on Danya's story of affirming her faith, asking God for a tangible sense of his presence, and seeing evidence of God at work in her family and her own journey. This story is also included in its context in the 04.16.2006 teaching.Craig Case, Danya Venjohn (story)We say the phrase 'He has risen indeed' on this day each year. What does it actually mean? What did it mean to be the first followers of Christ? Listen in as we explore these seemingly ordinary words and its statement about God, culture, hope, and daily living.We say the phrase 'He has risen indeed' on this day each year. What does it actually mean? What did it mean to be the first followers of Christ? Listen in as we explore these seemingly ordinary words and its statement about God, culture, hope, and daily living.We say the phrase 'He has risen indeed' on this day each year. What does it actually mean? What did it mean to be the first followers of Christ? Listen in as we explore these seemingly ordinary words and its statement about God, culture, hope, and daily living.http://www.emmausroadchurch.com/content/media/2006/20060416_msg.mp3Sun, 16 Apr 2006 00:00:00 GMTReligion & Spiritualityno30:00We say the phrase 'He has risen indeed' on this day each year. What does it actually mean? What did it mean to be the first followers of Christ? Listen in as we explore these seemingly ordinary words and its statement about God, culture, hope, and daily living.Craig CaseOn the night that Jesus was arrested, his close follower, Peter, pulled out a sword to fight. Jesus told him, 'Put away your sword.' Perhaps we also have swords. Maybe we pull them out to use on others in a variety of ways: revenge, anger, gossip, comparison. Perhaps we even use them on ourselves: shame, guilt, or a feeling of spiritual inferiority. Jesus says to us during this Holy Week - 'Put away your sword' and instead 'Carry a cross'.On the night that Jesus was arrested, his close follower, Peter, pulled out a sword to fight. Jesus told him, 'Put away your sword.' Perhaps we also have swords. Maybe we pull them out to use on others in a variety of ways: revenge, anger, gossip, comparison. Perhaps we even use them on ourselves: shame, guilt, or a feeling of spiritual inferiority. Jesus says to us during this Holy Week - 'Put away your sword' and instead 'Carry a cross'.On the night that Jesus was arrested, his close follower, Peter, pulled out a sword to fight. Jesus told him, 'Put away your sword.' Perhaps we also have swords. Maybe we pull them out to use on others in a variety of ways: revenge, anger, gossip, comparison. Perhaps we even use them on ourselves: shame, guilt, or a feeling of spiritual inferiority. Jesus says to us during this Holy Week - 'Put away your sword' and instead 'Carry a cross'.http://www.emmausroadchurch.com/content/media/2006/20060409_msg.mp3Sun, 09 Apr 2006 00:00:00 GMTReligion & Spiritualityno40:00On the night that Jesus was arrested, his close follower, Peter, pulled out a sword to fight. Jesus told him, 'Put away your sword.' Perhaps we also have swords. Maybe we pull them out to use on others in a variety of ways: revenge, anger, gossip, comparison. Perhaps we even use them on ourselves: shame, guilt, or a feeling of spiritual inferiority. Jesus says to us during this Holy Week - 'Put away your sword' and instead 'Carry a cross'.Craig CasePaul, this prolific writer of the New Testament, describes his own pain and loss as '...having nothing, and yet possessing everything.' Such a seemingly illogical statement. What does he mean? In this brilliant observation, Paul is scratching at the surface of living. Perhaps, it's quite possible to lose or not have things in this life, and yet really have life. Why is it that people who have experienced loss and pain have a precious depth and substance to their way of living?Paul, this prolific writer of the New Testament, describes his own pain and loss as '...having nothing, and yet possessing everything.' Such a seemingly illogical statement. What does he mean? In this brilliant observation, Paul is scratching at the surface of living. Perhaps, it's quite possible to lose or not have things in this life, and yet really have life. Why is it that people who have experienced loss and pain have a precious depth and substance to their way of living?Paul, this prolific writer of the New Testament, describes his own pain and loss as '...having nothing, and yet possessing everything.' Such a seemingly illogical statement. What does he mean? In this brilliant observation, Paul is scratching at the surface of living. Perhaps, it's quite possible to lose or not have things in this life, and yet really have life. Why is it that people who have experienced loss and pain have a precious depth and substance to their way of living?http://www.emmausroadchurch.com/content/media/2006/20060319_msg.mp3Sun, 19 Mar 2006 00:00:00 GMTReligion & Spiritualityno35:00Paul, this prolific writer of the New Testament, describes his own pain and loss as '...having nothing, and yet possessing everything.' Such a seemingly illogical statement. What does he mean? In this brilliant observation, Paul is scratching at the surface of living. Perhaps, it's quite possible to lose or not have things in this life, and yet really have life. Why is it that people who have experienced loss and pain have a precious depth and substance to their way of living?Craig CaseOf all the words or concepts that He could have employed over marriage, God uses 'one flesh'. It's His opening definition. Why? What is it about 'oneness' that is meaningful and substantive for our marriages, our dating and our relationship with God Himself? Later in this teaching, listen in as Gregg and Deb Peterson honestly share their journey and pursuit of oneness.Of all the words or concepts that He could have employed over marriage, God uses 'one flesh'. It's His opening definition. Why? What is it about 'oneness' that is meaningful and substantive for our marriages, our dating and our relationship with God Himself? Later in this teaching, listen in as Gregg and Deb Peterson honestly share their journey and pursuit of oneness.Of all the words or concepts that He could have employed over marriage, God uses 'one flesh'. It's His opening definition. Why? What is it about 'oneness' that is meaningful and substantive for our marriages, our dating and our relationship with God Himself? Later in this teaching, listen in as Gregg and Deb Peterson honestly share their journey and pursuit of oneness.http://www.emmausroadchurch.com/content/media/2006/20060305_msg.mp3Sun, 05 Mar 2006 00:00:00 GMTReligion & Spiritualityno40:00Of all the words or concepts that He could have employed over marriage, God uses 'one flesh'. It's His opening definition. Why? What is it about 'oneness' that is meaningful and substantive for our marriages, our dating and our relationship with God Himself? Later in this teaching, listen in as Gregg and Deb Peterson honestly share their journey and pursuit of oneness.Joelle HasslerLiving in freedom means getting control of our minds.Living in freedom means getting control of our minds.Living in freedom means getting control of our minds.http://www.emmausroadchurch.com/content/media/2006/20060226_msg.mp3Sun, 26 Feb 2006 00:00:00 GMTReligion & Spiritualityno31:00Living in freedom means getting control of our minds.Craig CaseThe Scriptures paint a picture that God is big, and we are small and insignificant. But, at the same time, Scripture speaks of something palpable and meaningful about human life that stirs God's heart. We have signficance.The Scriptures paint a picture that God is big, and we are small and insignificant. But, at the same time, Scripture speaks of something palpable and meaningful about human life that stirs God's heart. We have signficance.The Scriptures paint a picture that God is big, and we are small and insignificant. But, at the same time, Scripture speaks of something palpable and meaningful about human life that stirs God's heart. We have signficance.http://www.emmausroadchurch.com/content/media/2006/20060219_msg.mp3Sun, 19 Feb 2006 00:00:00 GMTReligion & Spiritualityno36:00The Scriptures paint a picture that God is big, and we are small and insignificant. But, at the same time, Scripture speaks of something palpable and meaningful about human life that stirs God's heart. We have signficance.Craig Casehttp://www.emmausroadchurch.com/content/media/2006/20060212_msg.mp3Sun, 12 Feb 2006 00:00:00 GMTReligion & Spiritualityno33:00Brian BlombergThis is Brian's story of the 5 months he spent living in Fiji this past summer, and what he took away from that experience.This is Brian's story of the 5 months he spent living in Fiji this past summer, and what he took away from that experience.This is Brian's story of the 5 months he spent living in Fiji this past summer, and what he took away from that experience.http://www.emmausroadchurch.com/content/media/2006/20060212_storyBrian.mp3Sun, 12 Feb 2006 00:00:00 GMTReligion & Spiritualityno17:00This is Brian's story of the 5 months he spent living in Fiji this past summer, and what he took away from that experience.Craig Case and Ahmed OsmanOne of the key phrases in the book of Deuteronomy is 'the alien, the orphan, and the widow.' God's message to this new, emerging community is this: take care of those in need. It be argued that the homeless are a modern-day 'alien, orphan, and widow.' What should our response be?One of the key phrases in the book of Deuteronomy is 'the alien, the orphan, and the widow.' God's message to this new, emerging community is this: take care of those in need. It be argued that the homeless are a modern-day 'alien, orphan, and widow.' What should our response be?One of the key phrases in the book of Deuteronomy is 'the alien, the orphan, and the widow.' God's message to this new, emerging community is this: take care of those in need. It be argued that the homeless are a modern-day 'alien, orphan, and widow.' What should our response be?http://www.emmausroadchurch.com/content/media/2006/20060205_msg.mp3Sun, 05 Feb 2006 00:00:00 GMTReligion & Spiritualityno44:00One of the key phrases in the book of Deuteronomy is 'the alien, the orphan, and the widow.' God's message to this new, emerging community is this: take care of those in need. It be argued that the homeless are a modern-day 'alien, orphan, and widow.' What should our response be?Craig CaseGod instructs this Hebrew tribe to come together a few times a year for the Feasts, 7 day periods of time for intimacy and celebration. The community of Emmaus Road experienced this through teaching and music.God instructs this Hebrew tribe to come together a few times a year for the Feasts, 7 day periods of time for intimacy and celebration. The community of Emmaus Road experienced this through teaching and music.God instructs this Hebrew tribe to come together a few times a year for the Feasts, 7 day periods of time for intimacy and celebration. The community of Emmaus Road experienced this through teaching and music.http://www.emmausroadchurch.com/content/media/2006/20060129_msg.mp3Sun, 29 Jan 2006 00:00:00 GMTReligion & Spiritualityno17:00God instructs this Hebrew tribe to come together a few times a year for the Feasts, 7 day periods of time for intimacy and celebration. The community of Emmaus Road experienced this through teaching and music.Craig Caseour culture and society elevates strength and power. we find ourselves masking or hiding weakness. but God shares that we are to embrace weakness, for in it we find strength. in Genesis 32, jacob wrestles with an angel to receive a blessing. he receives the blessing but the angel removes the muscle near his hip. jacob is called blessed - and he walks with a limp the rest of his life.our culture and society elevates strength and power. we find ourselves masking or hiding weakness. but God shares that we are to embrace weakness, for in it we find strength. in Genesis 32, jacob wrestles with an angel to receive a blessing. he receives the blessing but the angel removes the muscle near his hip. jacob is called blessed - and he walks with a limp the rest of his life.our culture and society elevates strength and power. we find ourselves masking or hiding weakness. but God shares that we are to embrace weakness, for in it we find strength. in Genesis 32, jacob wrestles with an angel to receive a blessing. he receives the blessing but the angel removes the muscle near his hip. jacob is called blessed - and he walks with a limp the rest of his life.http://www.emmausroadchurch.com/content/media/2006/20060115_msg.mp3Sun, 15 Jan 2006 00:00:00 GMTReligion & Spiritualityno29:00our culture and society elevates strength and power. we find ourselves masking or hiding weakness. but God shares that we are to embrace weakness, for in it we find strength. in Genesis 32, jacob wrestles with an angel to receive a blessing. he receives the blessing but the angel removes the muscle near his hip. jacob is called blessed - and he walks with a limp the rest of his life.Craig CaseDeuteronomy 14 - What we consume matters. Food. Television. Music. Paul writes in 1 Corinthians that our bodies are the places of the Holy Spirit; we need to examine what we consume and expose our bodies, minds, and souls to. Deuteronomy 14 - What we consume matters. Food. Television. Music. Paul writes in 1 Corinthians that our bodies are the places of the Holy Spirit; we need to examine what we consume and expose our bodies, minds, and souls to. Deuteronomy 14 - What we consume matters. Food. Television. Music. Paul writes in 1 Corinthians that our bodies are the places of the Holy Spirit; we need to examine what we consume and expose our bodies, minds, and souls to. http://www.emmausroadchurch.com/content/media/2006/20060108_msg.mp3Sun, 08 Jan 2006 00:00:00 GMTReligion & Spiritualityno30:00Deuteronomy 14 - What we consume matters. Food. Television. Music. Paul writes in 1 Corinthians that our bodies are the places of the Holy Spirit; we need to examine what we consume and expose our bodies, minds, and souls to. Dale Durieare you a human being or doing?are you a human being or doing?are you a human being or doing?http://www.emmausroadchurch.com/content/media/2006/20060101_msg.mp3Sun, 01 Jan 2006 00:00:00 GMTReligion & Spiritualityno35:00are you a human being or doing?Craig CaseIn the remote corner of an empire, a baby was born and a new movement began. In a clash of power between Jesus and Caesar, and even today...love wins.In the remote corner of an empire, a baby was born and a new movement began. In a clash of power between Jesus and Caesar, and even today...love wins.In the remote corner of an empire, a baby was born and a new movement began. In a clash of power between Jesus and Caesar, and even today...love wins.http://www.emmausroadchurch.com/content/media/2005/20051224_msg.mp3Sun, 24 Dec 2005 00:00:00 GMTReligion & Spiritualityno20:00In the remote corner of an empire, a baby was born and a new movement began. In a clash of power between Jesus and Caesar, and even today...love wins.Craig CaseThe Christmas Story takes place in a world controlled by the Roman Empire. The slogan of the day was Caesar is Lord. In the remote corner of this empire, a baby was born and a new movement began. People faced a dilemma: who was their Lord - Caesar or Jesus.The Christmas Story takes place in a world controlled by the Roman Empire. The slogan of the day was Caesar is Lord. In the remote corner of this empire, a baby was born and a new movement began. People faced a dilemma: who was their Lord - Caesar or Jesus.The Christmas Story takes place in a world controlled by the Roman Empire. The slogan of the day was Caesar is Lord. In the remote corner of this empire, a baby was born and a new movement began. People faced a dilemma: who was their Lord - Caesar or Jesus.http://www.emmausroadchurch.com/content/media/2005/20051211_msg.mp3Sun, 11 Dec 2005 00:00:00 GMTReligion & Spiritualityno39:00The Christmas Story takes place in a world controlled by the Roman Empire. The slogan of the day was Caesar is Lord. In the remote corner of this empire, a baby was born and a new movement began. People faced a dilemma: who was their Lord - Caesar or Jesus.Craig CaseGod gives instructions to live in such a way to be in rhythm with Him. Generosity is fundamental to that. Imagine if a church community was known for its generosity and giving?God gives instructions to live in such a way to be in rhythm with Him. Generosity is fundamental to that. Imagine if a church community was known for its generosity and giving?God gives instructions to live in such a way to be in rhythm with Him. Generosity is fundamental to that. Imagine if a church community was known for its generosity and giving?http://www.emmausroadchurch.com/content/media/2005/20051127_msg.mp3Sun, 27 Nov 2005 00:00:00 GMTReligion & Spiritualityno37:00God gives instructions to live in such a way to be in rhythm with Him. Generosity is fundamental to that. Imagine if a church community was known for its generosity and giving?Craig CaseCentral to our life with God is generosity. One scholar states that one out of every ten lines in the Scriptures is about generosity. How can we live within this rhythm?Central to our life with God is generosity. One scholar states that one out of every ten lines in the Scriptures is about generosity. How can we live within this rhythm?Central to our life with God is generosity. One scholar states that one out of every ten lines in the Scriptures is about generosity. How can we live within this rhythm?http://www.emmausroadchurch.com/content/media/2005/20051120_msg.mp3Sun, 20 Nov 2005 00:00:00 GMTReligion & Spiritualityno30:00Central to our life with God is generosity. One scholar states that one out of every ten lines in the Scriptures is about generosity. How can we live within this rhythm?Craig CaseFailure is never final. Pain and wrong turns can often be our best teachers. With the power of God in us and through us: you, me, we...can do it.Failure is never final. Pain and wrong turns can often be our best teachers. With the power of God in us and through us: you, me, we...can do it.Failure is never final. Pain and wrong turns can often be our best teachers. With the power of God in us and through us: you, me, we...can do it.http://www.emmausroadchurch.com/content/media/2005/20051113_msg.mp3Sun, 13 Nov 2005 00:00:00 GMTReligion & Spiritualityno27:00Failure is never final. Pain and wrong turns can often be our best teachers. With the power of God in us and through us: you, me, we...can do it.Craig CaseCould you imagine a community of people who actually believed that their sins were removed? This is at the core of what it means to be a redeemed people.Could you imagine a community of people who actually believed that their sins were removed? This is at the core of what it means to be a redeemed people.Could you imagine a community of people who actually believed that their sins were removed? This is at the core of what it means to be a redeemed people.http://www.emmausroadchurch.com/content/media/2005/20051106_msg.mp3Sun, 06 Nov 2005 00:00:00 GMTReligion & Spiritualityno33:00Could you imagine a community of people who actually believed that their sins were removed? This is at the core of what it means to be a redeemed people.Craig CaseDependence on God is best expressed by talking to God. Its called prayer, and its our chance to dialog honestly with the Creator of the universe!Dependence on God is best expressed by talking to God. Its called prayer, and its our chance to dialog honestly with the Creator of the universe!Dependence on God is best expressed by talking to God. Its called prayer, and its our chance to dialog honestly with the Creator of the universe!http://www.emmausroadchurch.com/content/media/2005/20051030_msg.mp3Sun, 30 Oct 2005 00:00:00 GMTReligion & Spiritualityno35:00Dependence on God is best expressed by talking to God. Its called prayer, and its our chance to dialog honestly with the Creator of the universe!Craig CaseDependence on God is best expressed by talking to God. Its called prayer, and its our chance to dialog honestly with the Creator of the universe!Dependence on God is best expressed by talking to God. Its called prayer, and its our chance to dialog honestly with the Creator of the universe!Dependence on God is best expressed by talking to God. Its called prayer, and its our chance to dialog honestly with the Creator of the universe!http://www.emmausroadchurch.com/content/media/2005/20051023_msg.mp3Sun, 23 Oct 2005 00:00:00 GMTReligion & Spiritualityno34:00Dependence on God is best expressed by talking to God. Its called prayer, and its our chance to dialog honestly with the Creator of the universe!Craig CaseThe cross...is it more than a symbol? What is the message of the cross? [sorry about the audio quality on first 10 minutes]The cross...is it more than a symbol? What is the message of the cross? [sorry about the audio quality on first 10 minutes]The cross...is it more than a symbol? What is the message of the cross? [sorry about the audio quality on first 10 minutes]http://www.emmausroadchurch.com/content/media/2005/20051016_msg.mp3Sun, 16 Oct 2005 00:00:00 GMTReligion & Spiritualityno24:00The cross...is it more than a symbol? What is the message of the cross? [sorry about the audio quality on first 10 minutes]Craig CaseThe word covet isn't often heard these days. Why is wanting someone elses stuff or wife or life so dangerous and damaging?The word covet isn't often heard these days. Why is wanting someone elses stuff or wife or life so dangerous and damaging?The word covet isn't often heard these days. Why is wanting someone elses stuff or wife or life so dangerous and damaging?http://www.emmausroadchurch.com/content/media/2005/20051009_msg.mp3Sun, 09 Oct 2005 00:00:00 GMTReligion & Spiritualityno35:00The word covet isn't often heard these days. Why is wanting someone elses stuff or wife or life so dangerous and damaging?Craig CaseIs a lie really that dangerous? What are the implications of being less than truthful?Is a lie really that dangerous? What are the implications of being less than truthful?Is a lie really that dangerous? What are the implications of being less than truthful?http://www.emmausroadchurch.com/content/media/2005/20051002_msg.mp3Sun, 02 Oct 2005 00:00:00 GMTReligion & Spiritualityno36:00Is a lie really that dangerous? What are the implications of being less than truthful?Craig CaseThe command to not steal goes far beyond the helping one's self to someone elses stuff. Its about letting God be our provider, and about sharing what we have with anyone who has a need.The command to not steal goes far beyond the helping one's self to someone elses stuff. Its about letting God be our provider, and about sharing what we have with anyone who has a need.The command to not steal goes far beyond the helping one's self to someone elses stuff. Its about letting God be our provider, and about sharing what we have with anyone who has a need.http://www.emmausroadchurch.com/content/media/2005/20050925_msg.mp3Sun, 25 Sep 2005 00:00:00 GMTReligion & Spiritualityno37:00The command to not steal goes far beyond the helping one's self to someone elses stuff. Its about letting God be our provider, and about sharing what we have with anyone who has a need.Craig CaseWhat does it mean to be progressive? This adjective goes far beyond being fashionable or political...it means challenging the cultural assumptions--even inside the church and christian culture.What does it mean to be progressive? This adjective goes far beyond being fashionable or political...it means challenging the cultural assumptions--even inside the church and christian culture.What does it mean to be progressive? This adjective goes far beyond being fashionable or political...it means challenging the cultural assumptions--even inside the church and christian culture.http://www.emmausroadchurch.com/content/media/2005/20050918_msg.mp3Sun, 18 Sep 2005 00:00:00 GMTReligion & Spiritualityno37:00What does it mean to be progressive? This adjective goes far beyond being fashionable or political...it means challenging the cultural assumptions--even inside the church and christian culture.Craig CaseWhat does it mean to be a missional church? This teaching wrestles with four Emmaus Road values: incarnational, theological, honest, and missional.What does it mean to be a missional church? This teaching wrestles with four Emmaus Road values: incarnational, theological, honest, and missional.What does it mean to be a missional church? This teaching wrestles with four Emmaus Road values: incarnational, theological, honest, and missional.http://www.emmausroadchurch.com/content/media/2005/20050911_msg.mp3Sun, 11 Sep 2005 00:00:00 GMTReligion & Spiritualityno38:00What does it mean to be a missional church? This teaching wrestles with four Emmaus Road values: incarnational, theological, honest, and missional.Craig CaseHow did adultery make God's Top 10 list? God's design from the beginning was one-ness in all areas of life (including the marriage relationship).How did adultery make God's Top 10 list? God's design from the beginning was one-ness in all areas of life (including the marriage relationship).How did adultery make God's Top 10 list? God's design from the beginning was one-ness in all areas of life (including the marriage relationship).http://www.emmausroadchurch.com/content/media/2005/20050904_msg.mp3Sun, 04 Sep 2005 00:00:00 GMTReligion & Spiritualityno38:00How did adultery make God's Top 10 list? God's design from the beginning was one-ness in all areas of life (including the marriage relationship).Craig CaseWhen the pressures of life, finances, work, and family problems squeeze you, is it your best that drips out?When the pressures of life, finances, work, and family problems squeeze you, is it your best that drips out?When the pressures of life, finances, work, and family problems squeeze you, is it your best that drips out?http://www.emmausroadchurch.com/content/media/2005/20050828_msg.mp3Sun, 28 Aug 2005 00:00:00 GMTReligion & Spiritualityno45:00When the pressures of life, finances, work, and family problems squeeze you, is it your best that drips out?Dr. Peter VogtOccasionally we need a spiritual hearing test. Based on Deuteronomy 6:4-9.Occasionally we need a spiritual hearing test. Based on Deuteronomy 6:4-9.Occasionally we need a spiritual hearing test. Based on Deuteronomy 6:4-9.http://www.emmausroadchurch.com/content/media/2005/20050821_msg.mp3Sun, 21 Aug 2005 00:00:00 GMTReligion & Spiritualityno40:00Occasionally we need a spiritual hearing test. Based on Deuteronomy 6:4-9.Craig CaseThe answer to the often-asked question, "What kind of church do we want to be?"The answer to the often-asked question, "What kind of church do we want to be?"The answer to the often-asked question, "What kind of church do we want to be?"http://www.emmausroadchurch.com/content/media/2005/20050814_msg.mp3Sun, 14 Aug 2005 00:00:00 GMTReligion & Spiritualityno47:00The answer to the often-asked question, "What kind of church do we want to be?"Al NorbyJesus and the disciples retreat across the lake to rest, and arrive to find a crowd of thousands waiting, like sheep without a shepherd. The disciples suggest that the people be sent to get food. Jesus says, "You give them something to eat..."Jesus and the disciples retreat across the lake to rest, and arrive to find a crowd of thousands waiting, like sheep without a shepherd. The disciples suggest that the people be sent to get food. Jesus says, "You give them something to eat..."Jesus and the disciples retreat across the lake to rest, and arrive to find a crowd of thousands waiting, like sheep without a shepherd. The disciples suggest that the people be sent to get food. Jesus says, "You give them something to eat..."http://www.emmausroadchurch.com/content/media/2005/20050807_msg.mp3Sun, 07 Aug 2005 00:00:00 GMTReligion & Spiritualityno32:00Jesus and the disciples retreat across the lake to rest, and arrive to find a crowd of thousands waiting, like sheep without a shepherd. The disciples suggest that the people be sent to get food. Jesus says, "You give them something to eat..."Craig CaseFor some reason, God used our parents, human and flawed people, to bring us into this world. They are not our creators, though, God is.For some reason, God used our parents, human and flawed people, to bring us into this world. They are not our creators, though, God is.For some reason, God used our parents, human and flawed people, to bring us into this world. They are not our creators, though, God is.http://www.emmausroadchurch.com/content/media/2005/20050731_msg.mp3Sun, 31 Jul 2005 00:00:00 GMTReligion & Spiritualityno38:00For some reason, God used our parents, human and flawed people, to bring us into this world. They are not our creators, though, God is.Craig CaseThe sabbath was made for us - to rest and connect with God, our families, our community, and ourselves.The sabbath was made for us - to rest and connect with God, our families, our community, and ourselves.The sabbath was made for us - to rest and connect with God, our families, our community, and ourselves.http://www.emmausroadchurch.com/content/media/2005/20050724_msg.mp3Sun, 24 Jul 2005 00:00:00 GMTReligion & Spiritualityno30:00The sabbath was made for us - to rest and connect with God, our families, our community, and ourselves.Craig CaseYHWH - A God so transcendent and yet as close as a breath from us.YHWH - A God so transcendent and yet as close as a breath from us.YHWH - A God so transcendent and yet as close as a breath from us.http://www.emmausroadchurch.com/content/media/2005/20050717_msg.mp3Sun, 17 Jul 2005 00:00:00 GMTReligion & Spiritualityno36:00YHWH - A God so transcendent and yet as close as a breath from us.Craig CaseDueteronomy 4 tells the story of a God who desires to take a people for himself - not just a casual possession, but much like a husband takes a wife.Dueteronomy 4 tells the story of a God who desires to take a people for himself - not just a casual possession, but much like a husband takes a wife.Dueteronomy 4 tells the story of a God who desires to take a people for himself - not just a casual possession, but much like a husband takes a wife.http://www.emmausroadchurch.com/content/media/2005/20050710_msg.mp3Sun, 10 Jul 2005 00:00:00 GMTReligion & Spiritualityno28:00Dueteronomy 4 tells the story of a God who desires to take a people for himself - not just a casual possession, but much like a husband takes a wife.Craig CaseLiving in the moment - fully engaged - recognizing God in everyday situationsLiving in the moment - fully engaged - recognizing God in everyday situationsLiving in the moment - fully engaged - recognizing God in everyday situationshttp://www.emmausroadchurch.com/content/media/2005/20050612_msg.mp3Sun, 12 Jun 2005 00:00:00 GMTReligion & Spiritualityno30:00Living in the moment - fully engaged - recognizing God in everyday situationsCraig CaseThe story we find ourselves in: us, God, and his work to restore and redeem the world.The story we find ourselves in: us, God, and his work to restore and redeem the world.The story we find ourselves in: us, God, and his work to restore and redeem the world.http://www.emmausroadchurch.com/content/media/2005/20050605_msg.mp3Sun, 05 Jun 2005 00:00:00 GMTReligion & Spiritualityno40:00The story we find ourselves in: us, God, and his work to restore and redeem the world.Craig CaseThe epic struggle between good and evilThe epic struggle between good and evilThe epic struggle between good and evilhttp://www.emmausroadchurch.com/content/media/2005/20050530_msg.mp3Sun, 30 May 2005 00:00:00 GMTReligion & Spiritualityno42:00The epic struggle between good and evilCraig Casehttp://www.emmausroadchurch.com/content/media/2005/20050515_msg.mp3Sun, 15 May 2005 00:00:00 GMTReligion & Spiritualityno45:00Craig CaseThe significance of Jesus as redeemer, and how he offers true freedom that was promised for hundreds of years.The significance of Jesus as redeemer, and how he offers true freedom that was promised for hundreds of years.The significance of Jesus as redeemer, and how he offers true freedom that was promised for hundreds of years.http://www.emmausroadchurch.com/content/media/2005/20050508_msg.mp3Sun, 08 May 2005 00:00:00 GMTReligion & Spiritualityno45:00The significance of Jesus as redeemer, and how he offers true freedom that was promised for hundreds of years.Craig CaseHow can we find ultimate satisfaction and joy in life?How can we find ultimate satisfaction and joy in life?How can we find ultimate satisfaction and joy in life?http://www.emmausroadchurch.com/content/media/2005/20050501_msg.mp3Sun, 01 May 2005 00:00:00 GMTReligion & Spiritualityno40:00How can we find ultimate satisfaction and joy in life?