Category: ECotN

Through Romans 5:1–11, Pastor Ian explores the journey of finding peace, hope, and endurance through faith.He reflects on the challenges of understanding the divine, the importance of grace, and the foundation we can build when we accept that some things are beyond our control. He touches on various perspectives and encourage viewers to seek reassurance and comfort, knowing that grace and hope are always available.

Lucas and Caroline Neves, missionaries serving in Argentina (South America) share about what God is doing in their ministry and their region. This is our annual Faith Promise Sunday.

Faith Promise giving goes to the World Evangelism Fund which is essential in the work of the Church of the Nazarene around the world! It is a promise—in faith that God will provide—to give over and above one’s regular tithe and offering to help fund the Church of the Nazarene’s missionary initiatives around the world.

Pastors ⁨@jonikirk⁩ and ⁨@pastorian⁩ share about their recent mission trip to the Philippines with the WaPac NMI mission trip to Philippines Nazarene College. Hear their stories and how God is moving in the mission field.

What does it mean to be “the salt of the earth”? Pastor Joni explores the deep biblical significance of salt—from ancient sacrifices and covenants to Jesus’ call for genuine, wholehearted devotion. Learn how God’s requirements for worship and relationship call us to be set apart, sacrificial, and missional in our daily lives. Find out how our spiritual “saltiness” impacts our walk with God and our role in reaching others. Are you ready to live out your covenant and be God’s seasoning in the world? Watch now to be challenged and encouraged!

Rev. Chuck Dye unpacks Psalm 78 and the mission for the church that is found in it.

Through one of the stories of the Old Testament Prophet, Elisha, Pastor Ian shares that God calls us to reconciliation, not division, and that real unity takes humility and honest self-examination. By drawing on 2 Kings 6:8–23, Pastor Ian encourages us to reach out with love instead of turning people into enemies. If we want others to hear our message, we have to actually live out reconciliation and grace. His call is for the Church to let go of competition and hostility, and instead be a community marked by welcome, love, and unity—just as Jesus taught.

Are you facing overwhelming challenges or storms in life? This sermon explores the story of Hezekiah, the faithful king of Judah, who confronted impossible odds and found strength not in himself, but in God. Through powerful biblical examples and personal reflections, we learn how to respond when life feels out of control—by turning to God first, trusting in His sovereignty, and seeking His glory above our own comfort.

Discover how Hezekiah’s prayer and unwavering hope led to miraculous deliverance, and how God’s passionate love for His people remains steadfast, even when circumstances don’t change as we wish. The message reminds us that our purpose is to glorify God, to trust Him in every storm, and to walk alongside others with encouragement and faith.

If you’re searching for hope, strength, and peace in difficult times, this sermon will inspire you to anchor your life in God’s promises and let Him fight your battles. Remember: “Jehovah is my strength!”—just as Hezekiah’s name declares.
Join us as we learn to give everything to God, trust His timing, and expect Him to work for His good purpose in our lives.

Pastor Ian explores the Book of Malachi, and how God questioned God’s people in regard to their actions and attitudes toward worship. Malachi highlights how offering defiled or blemished sacrifices—such as blind, lame, or sick animals—shows a lack of reverence and honor for God. Instead of bringing their best, the people treated sacred offerings as insignificant, ignoring the true cost and meaning of devotion. This message challenges us to consider the quality of what we give to God and whether we truly value His blessings in our lives.

Join Pastor Joni as she challenges us to leave excuses behind and put God first in the new year. Drawing lessons from the story of the Jews in Haggai, she addresses obstacles like tiredness and discouragement, and reminds us that true fulfillment comes from prioritizing God above everything else.

In addition to the book of Haggai, Pastor Joni also refers to Jeremiah 22:24; Zechariah 4; Matthew 6:33; Revelation 21:23–24.

Discover how Luke uses the Law to demonstrate that Jesus is the Messiah, exploring the significance of the Old Testament in understanding Jesus’ teachings and his fulfillment of prophecy. This summary addresses ongoing debates about the Law’s application, differences between Luke’s and Matthew’s narratives, and emphasizes Jesus’ full humanity through his circumcision. Perfect for viewers interested in biblical interpretation, early church history, and the relationship between the Old and New Testaments.

Scripture Passages: Luke 2:21–39; Matthew 3:13–15; Genesis 17:11–12; Matthew 5:17; Leviticus 12; 2 Chronicles 30:1–11; Deuteronomy 19:15; Matthew 1:18–2:23