Immanuel Church Wilmington Delaware

(10-3-21) Reconciled by Grace - Pastor Daniel Nelms

Ephesians 2:1-10

As Paul continues his letter to the Ephesians, he reminds us that our sins and transgressions sentence us to be separated from God for eternity, but that, by God's grace, we are reconciled to Him,  when we place our faith in the sacrifice of Christ for us.

(9-26-21) Knowing God - Pastor Daniel Nelms

Ephesians 1:15-23

As we continue in our study of Ephesians, Paul gives a long prayer for the believers to really know God; to know the hope we can find in Him, as well as His power. Knowing more about Him brings knowledge, but knowing Him means a true relationship with Him. 

(9-19-21) Reconciling All Things in Christ - Pastor Daniel Nelms

Ephesians 1:1-14

As we begin the study of Ephesians, we see the blessings of being known by God. That leads to the revelation of God's redemption in Christ and the final plans for all things. The passage concludes with the promise of our inheritance as sons and daughters of God our Father.

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(9-12-21) - Repairer of Broken Walls - Scott Ball

Nehemiah 2

Scott Ball, from the Malphurs Group, takes us through the experience of Nehemiah, as he seeks to see the damaged walls of Jerusalem rebuilt. Though the possibility seemed improbable, the Lord provided a way. He promised that, if they would do the work, he would bring success. So we also can know success as we step out to rebuild areas that are broken and need God's restoration.

(9-5-21) Truth Telling - Pastor Daniel Nelms

2 Samuel 12:1-17

We review the account of David's sins, and his effort to hide the truth. When confronted by the prophet, he admits his sin. Though he and his family suffered the consequences, he still received grace from God. Jesus is found wherever truth is found, and grace must be found where truth-telling is found. The church of Christ should be a community of truth and grace.

(8-29-21) Jesus, Prophecy, and End Times, pt.2 - Pastor Daniel Nelms

Revelation 21

As we conclude the series, "God, Life, and Our Expectations", we consider John's account in Revelation 21, when he speaks of the Age to come. We see how the Earth (the "city of man") has been filled with sin and evil, but that there will come a day when it will be replaced by the City of God. We should live each day as citizens of that coming kingdom, seeking to draw others in.

(8-22-21) Jesus, Prophecy, and End Times, pt 1- Pastor Daniel Nelms

Matthew 24

When studying Biblical prophecy, we need to be aware that part of it is directed to those present at the time, part of it is referring to the specific events, and some is directed to those in between time who will be waiting for the fulfillment. In Matthew 24, Jesus makes it clear that we won't know the specific time of His return, but to always be prepared, and to avoid those who deceive.

(8-15-21) Expectations of Spirit-filled Community - Pastor Daniel Nelms

1 Corinthians 12

We explore the reasons the Spirit of God needs to fill us

as a Christian community. Each person has gifts,

and the Spirit enables us to be interdependent. It's

the Spirit that knits us together as one Body of Christ.

The gifts are for the purpose of ministry to others.

(8-8-21) Expectations at Work and Home - Elder Stephen Parlow

Psalm 127

As we continue the series, "God, Life, and our Expectations", we look at our lives at work and at home. As we seek fulfillment in each part of our life, are we building it with our own strength and desires, or are we leaning on God?

Unless the Lord is in it, we labor in vain.

(8-1-21) Expectations in Marriage - Elder Joel Porter

Ephesians 5:15-33

As Paul exhorts the Ephesian Church to holy living, avoiding evil and being filled with the Spirit, he takes time to address how this can be manifested in marriage. He speaks to the individual responsibilities of husbands and wives, but makes it clear that the underlying guidance comes from the Christian call to humility and servanthood. Each should seek to see the other edified.