East 91st Street Christian Church

We continue in Mark 2 looking at the Radical nature of Christ and what that means for us today.

The Wrong Kind of People    All throughout history, religious communities in particular and societies and cultures in general have struggled with the definition of who are the “right kind of people,” and who are the “wrong kind of people.” And once...

As we begin chapter 2 of the Gospel of Mark we find that Jesus is extremely popular at this point in His ministry. What does He do? He stays focused on His mission--preaching the good news of the Kingdom.

As we begin chapter 2 of the Gospel of Mark we find that Jesus is extremely popular at this point in His ministry. What does He do? He stays focused on His mission--preaching the good news of the Kingdom.

If we become compassionate like Jesus, our lives and church will become attractive as well.

Jesus was able to maintain such a balance in life where He could minister in the messiness of life and people’s problems and find the inner strength to do it.

Whether you're a parent, or you simply have opportunities to influence the lives of people where you work, your family members, people in your neighborhood, and so on...How do we live a life worth imitating?

In order for life planting to occur, then, you have to build relationships. Since relationships were important to Jesus, then they need to be for us as well!

Jesus didn’t come to earth and plant a church. Jesus came to earth and planted his life.

In this last message from part 1 of our series in the Gospel of Mark we learn more about Jesus as the man of wonders, demonstrating incredible compassion and strength.

Who’s responsible for telling the world--our friends, neighbors, co-workers, family members about Jesus?

We don’t follow Jesus just because of what WE get out of it. We follow Jesus because of what HE will do through us!

The same support that the Father gave to Jesus is available to us. His protection is from anything that would keep us from being all we were created to be. This means that we will face trials and temptations but can face them through the love of our...

Statistics indicate that people all across America are growing increasingly frustrated with religion and churches but are open to learning more about Jesus. Join us for an incredible opportunity to discover, or rediscover, Jesus in a time in our...

We wrap up our current series with Senior Pastor Dr. Rick Grover's message about "passing the baton"—extending this legacy of faith to others.

How do we move forward in the preferable future God has for you in your life, your family and for us as a church?

The church needs to be a safe haven where people can come in, bags and all. But it also needs to be a place where we can let go of our baggage—and leave it at the foot of the cross.

The church of the future is built on the church of the past.