Pastor Luke's last message as the Young Adult Pastor with Elim Church challenges our community with Paul's love letter to the Ephesians. We are reminded that we are one church and one body in Christ. And this isn't goodbye..

Pastor Caleb Besiata continues our sermon series on the twelve disciples by looking at Philip and Nathanael, also known as Bartholomew. Although there may not be a lot to say about these two, we can learn a lot from them.

Pastor Luke walks us through the story of Jesus feeding the 5000 from the book of John. This story is told slightly differently in each gospel and John's perspective helps to show us how Jesus reveals his grace through his glory, and his glory through his grace.

Jesus chose twelve ordinary men to be his disciples and to bring the Gospel message to everyone who would hear and listen. Ordinary people, just like us, to do God's will on Earth. Join Pastor Luke as he introduces our newest series, 'The Twelve', starting with three of the least talked about disciples.

Can we really say that Jesus is the only way to get to God? This question is one that definitely has kept many Christians Up at Night. Join us as we explore what it means when Jesus says, "I am the way, the truth, and the life. No one can come to the Father except through me." (John 14:6)

In our follow up conversation from Pastor Luke's sermon on Tuesday we discuss science, faith, mermaids (briefly... sort of), and share a message of hope in these strange days.

In this episode of the Elim YA Podcast, Ashley and Pastor Luke discuss miracles, Sasquatch, and the problem of pain. Join us as we debrief from our latest message and answer some questions from our YA community.

In this instalment of our “Up at Night” series, Pastor Luke unpacks the problem of miracles and whether or not they contradict science, and if they do, does that mean they can’t happen? And if they can’t happen, is the Bible lying to us? There is one piece of evidence that is so compelling that it begs our attention and consideration. Join us for the journey.

The problem of evil and suffering in light of a God that is said to be "good" cannot be understated. It poses a giant stumbling block for many and has contributed to a lot of pain in our world. Join Pastor Luke and Ashley as they take this discussion further than the sermon and respond to some of your questions.

If you've ever watched the news or read history you'll know that all kinds of evil and suffering not only exist, but are abundant. But how does that jive with the "loving" God of the Bible? Since evil and suffering exist, is it even possible to consider God to be loving and caring? Join Pastor Luke as we kick off our new series that will set out to provide responses to the questions that keep us "up at night."