East 91st Street Christian Church

All of us have lost something at some point and desperately searched to find it. Our heavenly Father demonstrates a reckless, extravagant love to find us--a love that reaches out to us and calls us to reach out to others.

There are times in our lives when we’re faced with an obstacle that seems insurmountable, our faith is weak, and, let’s face it, we begin to question God.

Have you ever had a breakthrough moment with Jesus where He grabs your attention, and you’re just overwhelmed? These "mountain top" moments can renew us and strengthen us, but also point us back to the valley to serve others.

Jesus calls us to a life that is radical in the mind of the world but is normal in the mind of Jesus. He makes it pretty clear that if we are going to follow Him, this is what it will life will look like.

For those who have been hurt in a relationship, building trust with someone else can be painstakingly difficult. How do we build trust with others, and how do we become a person others can trust?

Jesus is more than man. He is more than itinerant teacher or miracle worker. He is the Christ, the Son of God. He calls us to follow Him with this understanding.

Are you desperately depending on Jesus in everything? If our desperation doesn't drive us to Jesus we can't expect our circumstances to change.

What defines us as a follower of Christ? If we removed all the traditions and rituals of Christianity would we be recognized as His? We return to our series on the Gospel of Mark with guest speaker Daron Earlewine.

Why do we sing? What’s appropriate, and what isn’t appropriate, and who decides? In this two week series we continue to explore what the Bible teaches about worship and how we lift our praises to Him at E91 with special guest Shockley Flick.

Why do we sing? What’s appropriate, and what isn’t appropriate, and who decides? In this two week series we're going to explore what the Bible teaches about worship and how we lift our praises to Him at E91 with special guest Aaron Pelsue.

As we continue in our series from the Gospel of Mark, we come across a scene where Jesus’ disciples were confronted with something that caused them not just to be afraid but to be terrified.

God can do some pretty miraculous things, even in the ordinary moments of life. In the midst of the mundane we need to live our lives with the expectancy that God can take the little that we have and do something amazing.

As we continue in our series from the Gospel of Mark, we read about a man who was faithful to God, but in the end, things didn’t work out the way he thought they would.

God loves people we consider unclean, and He calls us to love them as well.

If we’re going to really get serious about this whole “Jesus thing” and what it means to be in a relationship with Him, we’re going to need a lot of help, and we’re going to need to see a picture of what this really looks like. And that’s exactly what...

Despite the strict religious culture in which He lived, Jesus always crossed the line and reached out to people He wasn’t supposed to reach out to, touched people He wasn’t supposed to touch, ate with people He wasn’t supposed to eat with, and did...

There’s nothing wrong with sentimental value, but what happens when we get trapped in our own desires, affections, and attachments, and we don’t know how to get out? This week we look at a man imprisoned by his demons and see what lessons we can learn...

Jesus understood the power of stories, and in this passage of Mark, He tells three stories to get to the same point: A life spent following God is not hidden but shared.

Regardless of your background and what your experience has been with baptism, are you willing to be open to simply asking, “What does the Bible teach us?” It sounds simple, but sometimes we can let our traditions, pride, “what will others think,” or...