
Ecclesia Princeton
Practicing Resurrection- Ian Graham- John 11-12: Worship
Pastor Ian Graham invites us to worship Jesus by seeing him more fully. Support the show


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Ecclesia is a new church trying to live out the way of Jesus in Princeton, NJ. We pray this teaching from our life together invites you to love Jesus and people more deeply and to embrace the full life that Jesus offers each one of us. Grace and peace to you.Thank you for listening to our podcast. For more information, please visit www.ecclesianj.com.
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Signup to Generate a PitchEcclesia is a new church trying to live out the way of Jesus in Princeton, NJ. We pray this teaching from our life together invites you to love Jesus and people more deeply and to embrace the full life that Jesus offers each one of us. Grace and peace to you. Thank you for listening to our podcast.
Ecclesia Princeton is hosted by Ian Graham. The show has published 431 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "Practicing Resurrection- Ian Graham- John 11-12: Worship" (26 October 2026, 33 minutes), "Practicing Resurrection- Wesley Tenney-Free: Luke 6:20: Serving the Poor" (19 October 2026, 47 minutes), and "Practicing Resurrection- Carrie Louer: Matthew 28:19: Evangelism" (13 October 2026, 52 minutes).
Ecclesia Princeton publishes roughly weekly, with episodes averaging 37 minutes across 431 episodes.
Booking probability for Ecclesia Princeton is 38%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Ecclesia Princeton requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Ecclesia Princeton's contact route on record: verified email.
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Ian Graham hosts Ecclesia Princeton, a religion podcast with 431 episodes published.
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Pastor Ian Graham invites us to worship Jesus by seeing him more fully. Support the show

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We turn to Psalm 63 to name spiritual thirst without pretending it feels easy, then follow David’s path from desperation to memory, blessing, and trust. We wrestle with where God is in suffering, how to think about...

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We walk through 1 Corinthians 7 and name how Paul speaks to widows, widowers, married couples, and mixed-faith homes with a steady through line of trust and faithfulness. We hold Jesus’ hard words on divorce alongside...

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What does Paul mean that married couples have authority over one another? Well, it all depends on your definition of authority. Support the show

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We tell a story about an ordinary night that changed a life, then let Paul’s words in 1 Corinthians 6 reframe how we see our bodies, sex, and resurrection. We push back on shame and self-deception and hold out a...

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We read one of Paul’s toughest lists in 1 Corinthians 6 and refuse to let it become a weapon, because his point is not condemnation but transformation. We land on the promise that our past does not get the final word...

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Esther Guy walks us through the intricate structure of 1 Corinthians 5. Support the show

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We trace Paul’s claim in 1 Corinthians 3 that God chooses to dwell in a people, not just impressive structures, and we face the warning that breaking unity is a serious attack on God’s temple. We return to the gospel as...

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<p>Power is getting cheaper, faster, and more automated, and that should make us uneasy. We start with a surprising bridge between AI fears and ancient Scripture: if an AI system can pursue a “good” goal in a...
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Marischal Professor of Divinity, Center for Theological Inquiry
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