Ekklesia Maui

Are you stuck waiting? On God or on others?Galatians 5 lists patience as a key fruit of the Spirit produced in the life of the believer! Pastor Chris unpacks several principles that will be helpful for becoming people of patience and persevering through times of waiting.

If the Bible promises peace, then why are so many Christians anxious? In this series covering the fruit of the Spirit, Pastor Chris tackles the gift of peace and how to protect the deposit that God has given in our minds from the thieves that threaten it.

Joy is produced in us by the Holy Spirit as we walk in step with Him! Pastor Chris unpacks what our sources of joy are as well as how that joy manifests in our lives practically.

Pastor Michael Weintraub preaches on the first Fruit of the Spirit (Love) through the lens of Luke 15 and our Heavenly Father's heart of love for us.

What should my life look like if I am becoming more like Jesus? Pastor Chris teaches from Galatians 5 and the Fruit of the Spirit vs the Desires of the Flesh to learn what spiritual formation actually becomes in our character!

In the final sermon of the series 'Life Together', Pastor Chris teaches 1 Corinthians 12 and the way the body of Christ was designed differently- both from the world and from each other!

We know when we gather as the church, good things happen, but what about when we are not together? In this message, Pastor Chris teaches from Acts 2, 7, and 8 to show that the community of Christ lives in a rhythmic cycle between gathering and scattering: and we need both.

How do we meet needs in our community if we don't even know what they are?In this follow up to the previous message, Pastor Chris teaches from Acts 8 and how we can watch, ask, and listen in the places God brings us to find where there are needs.

What are relationships in spiritual community meant to look like? Through Acts 2, Pastor Chris teaches how there are rhythms to an authentic spiritual community that must all be embraced in order for us to be the kind of church Jesus intended.

"Who is my neighbor?" was once asked of Jesus, and how he responded changes everything for those of us who follow him. There must be no limit to our love, as there was no limit to his love!In this message, Pastor Chris exegetes the Good Samaritan parable in light of the current political divide in the US.