5/20/18 - Nahum

Click here to download sermon audio. 

What do you do with a book that breathes fire. Nahum is perhaps one of the hardest books to swallow. In three short chapters the prophet Nahum the Elkoshite brings theoracleliterally meaning“burden”concerning Nineveh the capital city of Assyria.

VBS 2018 - Save the Dates! - July 23rd thru 27th

EBC is excited to announce the theme of our2018 VBS Program - Game On! Be sure to save the dates: July 23rd thru July 27th.

Sign-Ups are open! Sign-up your camper or to volunteer: vbs.ebcnorfolk.org

5/13/18 - Micah

Click here to download sermon audio. 

David Brickner with Jews for Jesus says, “the profound significance of the term “remnant” is a biblical term too often overlooked today. Throughout Scripture God deals with two groups of people: ‘the remnant’ and ‘the rest’. In the Hebrew Scriptures, the word ‘remnant’ usually describes those among the nation of Israel who survived the calamity of Gods judgment or remained faithful to the Lord.”

5/6/18 - Jonah

Click here to download sermon audio. 

Jonah probably the worst and most successful missionary of all time. He was the worst because he literally ran the opposite direction because he despised and hated those he was called to minister unto. In many ways, we can think about Jonah as the “racist prophet,” because he didn’t believe the people of Ninevah (the capital of Assyria) were worthy of salvation. Hosea had already prophesied that Assyria would be the instrument of God’s judgment on Israel – is it any wonder that Jonah wanted to see them destroyed. At the same time, he was the most effective missionary in the Bible. He preached, and the entire city fell to their knees in repentance.