East 91st Street Christian Church

The first part in this three-part series in which we're going to take a look at how crazy it is to live our lives crammed full of so much stuff--and yet, we try to cram in just a little bit more. See what the Bible has to say about de-cluttering...

One day our Heavenly Father will unveil for us, for the very first time, the place that He has prepared for those who have consented to be adopted as His children. And in that moment it will be worth it all.

Yet even the final days of his earthly life, Paul looked around with deepest interest not he mission that had engaged his life. He looked back with calm satisfaction and he looked forward with sweet assurance to what God had in store for him.

Today Dave looks at a man whose life changed very dramatically; so much so that he got a new name. He shows how the Lord changed the way Paul viewed himself, other people, his priorities and even death.

Take a look at how God often begins new chapters within our story of many chapters. He gives all of us opportunities for new beginnings. God is up to something good even in the hardest and darkest places of your story.

Today we go together to an empty garden tomb and celebrate history's brightest morning. We gather to remember the only hope that is capable of sustaining a human being through anything and everything. Christ is risen! He is risen indeed!

This is Palm Sunday, remembering Jesus' triumphant entry into Jerusalem as people waived play branches and said, "Blessed is He who comes in the name of the Lord!". But today also marks the beginning of what many call, "Holy...

Who is Jesus? Really, who is He? Is he a decent fellow, a demented fool, a deceiving fraud, or is he something else...?

Week 24 of the The Story, where with last week and next week, we reach the pinnacle of the Bible, talking about the life of Jesus. This week we're taking a look at how Jesus was no ordinary man, and next week how he is the Son of God.

Matt Bays shares his story and how God meets us and loves us in the ruins of our lives. Due to the frank discussion of sexual brokenness, may not be suitable for children under 13.

After the 400 years between the Old and New Testaments, God broke the silence. The Word came. Not just any word, but THE Word. But the Word didn't come through a bullhorn but through a "silent night".

Summary of the Old Testament with an emphasis on relationships and the fact that God wants our best in whatever we do.

The text powerfully illustrates how God is there actively engaged with us, influencing our lives day after day, with or without our knowledge. And whether we bring Him out of the shadows, onto center stage and into the spotlight of our lives is up to...

God wants you to come home to him. Don't be afraid to come home. Make being at home with God your top priority.

How various inner qualities of Elisha identify him as a man of character and how they apply to us today.

The will of God is for us to live in harmony and peace, to live without tension and alienation, dissention and division. Can we be honest with ourselves long enough to answer a few questions up front…. “Do I have a unifying effect on the people in my...

Jesus forgives and calls broken people like us to follow him.