In Matthew 19:16-20:16 we read one of Jesus' most challenging conversations, an exchange with a wealthy young man, which is followed by a parable about workers in a vineyard. It is challenging to read both because the wealthy young man struggles with Jesus, but also because the parable quickly touches upon some of our in-built …
Jesus is Lord: Tracing the Kingdom of God in the New Testament
This past weekend at Eastbrook Church we continued our series, "The Kingdom of God." This first weekend I explored the theme of the kingdom of God through the Old Testament, and this week I took a similar journey through the New Testament. You can view the message video and outline for the message is below. …
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Eastbrook at Home – September 13, 2020
Join us for worship with Eastbrook Church through Eastbrook at Home at 8, 9:30, and 11 AM as we continues our five-week series "The Kingdom of God." This weekend I follow-up last week's survey of the theme of the kingdom of God in the Old Testament with an exploration of that theme in the New …
God is King: Tracing the Kingdom of God through the Old Testament
This past weekend at Eastbrook Church we began a new series, "The Kingdom of God." This first weekend I explored the theme of the kingdom of God through the Old Testament, touching on the creation in Genesis, Abraham's calling, the Exodus with Moses and Joshua, the entrance of the kings, exile, and two prophets, Isaiah …
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God’s Kingdom: Four Quotations from the Early Church
This past weekend at Eastbrook Church we began a new series on the kingdom of God. The first two weekends of the series we trace the theme of God's kingdom throughout the Bible. As we walk through this theme, it is helpful to sometimes here from other saints of times past as they address the same …
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Matthew Erickson 