East Clemson Christian Fellowship

East Clemson Christian Fellowship

by Bobby Winburn

Season 2

ECCF Revival Nights: Go Deeper with Guest Speaker Pastor Caleb Howard

GO DEEPER | Revival Nights Jesus is calling us beyond the shallow and into deeper faith, deeper obedience, and deeper trust. In Luke 5:1–11, discover what can happen when we stop playing it safe, trust His Word, and launch out into the deep. 🎙️ Guest Speaker: Pastor Caleb Howard 📖 Luke 5:1–11

Who Is Really Leading My Life? | Rooted & Fruitful — Week 1

Who Is Really Leading My Life? | Rooted & Fruitful — Week 1 Who is really leading your life—the Holy Spirit, your emotions, your fears, or your desire for control? In Week 1 of Rooted & Fruitful, we begin in Galatians 5:16–25 and discover that spiritual fruit isn’t produced by trying harder—it grows from a life surrendered to the Holy Spirit. We’ll explore the battle between the flesh and the Spirit, how whatever leads you will eventually shape you, and why walking in the Spirit requires daily surrender. 🌿 Big Idea: You cannot produce the fruit of the Spirit while resisting the leadership of the Spirit. 🔥 Key Thought: Whatever leads you long enough will eventually shape you. Whether you’re wrestling with fear, anger, control, temptation, bitterness, or simply wanting to grow closer to Jesus, this message challenges us to ask a deeper question: “Do I have the Spirit—or does the Spirit have me?” 🎙️ East Clemson Christian Fellowship 📖 Galatians 5:16–25 Rooted in Christ. Living by Faith. Loving Loud.

Don't Waste The Season | The Field Cannot Wait | Pastor Bobby Winburn

What if the harvest is ready—but the Church is still waiting? In Don’t Waste the Season, Pastor Bobby Winburn challenges us to hear the urgency in Jesus’ words: “Lift up your eyes and look at the fields, for they are already white for harvest!” — John 4:35 God hasn’t called us simply to attend church. He has called us to make disciples who make disciples. Your family, workplace, school, neighborhood, and community are part of the field God has placed around you. The question isn’t just, “Is the church growing?” The greater question is, “Are we multiplying?” We plant. We water. God gives the increase. And when the whole Church says YES to God, the people who are reached begin reaching, the discipled begin discipling, and the harvest becomes harvesters. The field cannot wait. Don’t waste the season. It’s time for the overflow. 🎧 Listen now and share this message with someone who needs the challenge. 📖 John 4:34–38 | Matthew 9:35–38 | Matthew 28:18–20 | 1 Corinthians 3:6–9 | Amos 9:13 East Clemson Christian Fellowship | Clemson, SC Rooted in Christ. Living By Faith. Loving Jesus.

Be Fully Convinced | Youth Pastor Jaquavious Pennie

At East Clemson Christian Fellowship, our mission is simple yet powerful: to remain deeply rooted in Christ, grow in faith, and bear fruit that transforms lives and communities. Through every message, we aim to glorify God by equipping believers to abide in Jesus, cultivate authentic discipleship, and share His love with the world. Our motto is: “Rooted in Christ. Living by Faith. Loving Loud. We Are That Church.” But “We Are That Church” is more than just a saying—it’s a declaration of who we are. We are that church that believes in the life-changing power of Jesus. We are that church that unites across generations, invests in people, serves our community, and boldly reaches the lost. We are that church where discipleship is real, worship is authentic, and Christ is at the center of everything. This podcast is where you’ll find sermons, teachings, and conversations that inspire you to live out the Gospel in your daily life. Because at ECCF, we don’t just attend church—we embody it. Every member, every ministry, and every moment is part of the mission to be the hands and feet of Jesus in a broken world. 👉 Subscribe and join us on this journey of faith, as together we declare: We Are That Church.

ECCF Wednesday Night Bible Study | Kingdom Of Israel Divided | Bud Durham

Kingdom of Israel Divided | 1 Kings 11–12 This Wednesday Night Bible Study takes us into 1 Kings 11–12, one of the major turning points in Israel’s history. Solomon had been blessed with wisdom, wealth, and influence, but his heart began to turn away from God. His marriages to pagan women led him into idolatry, and his disobedience brought serious consequences. God declared that after Solomon’s reign, the kingdom would be divided. In Chapter 12, that division becomes reality. Solomon’s son Rehoboam rejects wise counsel and responds harshly to the people. As a result, ten northern tribes rebel under Jeroboam, forming the Northern Kingdom of Israel, while Judah remains in the south. These chapters remind us that our decisions have consequences, leadership matters, and faithfulness to God cannot be replaced by success, influence, or position. Israel’s divided kingdom didn’t begin with a political problem—it began with hearts that had turned away from God. Join us as we study The Kingdom of Israel Divided and discover what this pivotal moment in Israel’s history can teach us about obedience, leadership, covenant faithfulness, and keeping our hearts fully devoted to God. #KingdomOfIsraelDivided #FirstKings #1Kings #BibleStudy #WednesdayNightBibleStudy #ECCF #EastClemsonChristianFellowship #OldTestament #BibleTeaching #BiblicalLeadership #Solomon #Rehoboam #Jeroboam #KingdomOfIsrael #FaithfulnessToGod #ObedienceToGod #ChristianPodcast #BiblePodcast #ChristianTeaching #RootedInChrist

Worship 301: The Theology of His Presence

Worship 301: The Theology of His Presence | Psalm 23 What if the greatest blessing God could give you… is Himself? In this powerful Christian sermon from Psalm 23, Pastor Bobby Winburn concludes the Majoring in Praise series with Worship 301: The Theology of His Presence. We often thank God for the blessings, pray for the breakthrough, and ask Him to change our circumstances. But what happens when our faith grows deeper? What happens when we stop only asking, “God, what can You do for me?” and begin saying, “God, more than anything You can give me, I want You”? Through Psalm 23, discover what biblical worship really means and why the presence of God is greater than the provision of God. In this message, you'll discover: • Why we can fall in love with the blessing and forget the Blesser • What “my cup runs over” really means • How to reconnect with Jesus when you feel spiritually empty or exhausted • How to recognize God's goodness and mercy in everyday life • Why worship is more than music—it is a surrendered life • How to find fulfillment in God instead of constantly chasing more • Why the Shepherd was the blessing all along If you've been feeling spiritually drained, overwhelmed, disconnected from God, or wondering why the things you prayed for still haven't satisfied your soul, this message is for you. Gratitude taught us to thank Him. Faith taught us to trust Him. Worship teaches us to treasure Him. After every pasture, valley, table, blessing, battle, answered prayer, and unanswered question, may our hearts still be able to say: “Jesus, if I have You, I have enough.” 📖 Primary Scripture: Psalm 23:1–6 🎙️ Worship 301: The Theology of His Presence Majoring in Praise — Three Classes. One Shepherd. A Lifetime of Praise #Psalm23 #Worship #ChristianSermon #ChristianPodcast #Jesus #GodsPresence #Faith #ChristianFaith #TrustGod #GoodShepherd #JesusIsEnough #GodIsEnough #ChristianEncouragement #SpiritualGrowth #BibleTeaching #BibleSermon #ChristianLiving #AbideInChrist #GoodnessAndMercy #MyCupRunsOver #PutGodFirst #SundaySermon #ECCF #MajoringInPraise #Worship301

Faith 201 (Advanced Praise In Difficult Places)

Faith 201: Advanced Praise in Difficult Places | Majoring in Praise What does it look like to praise God when life is hard, prayers are unanswered, and you don’t know what happens next? In Faith 201: Advanced Praise in Difficult Places, we continue our Majoring in Praise series through Psalm 23 and discover what it means to trust God in the valley. Psalm 23 doesn’t promise Christians a life without difficult seasons. Instead, David reminds us that when the scenery changes, the Shepherd doesn’t. This message explores how to have faith during difficult times, overcome fear and anxiety by trusting God’s presence, surrender situations you cannot control, and worship God before you see the breakthrough. Faith doesn’t deny the valley—it refuses to live there. Faith doesn’t need to understand everything about tomorrow when it knows who is present today. Faith praises before it sees the outcome. And faith finds peace knowing that what we cannot control is still under the authority of our Shepherd. Whether you’re walking through an unanswered prayer, family struggles, financial pressure, uncertainty, disappointment, grief, or simply a season where you’re wondering what God is doing, this message is a reminder that God has not abandoned you in the valley. You may not know how the story turns out yet, but you can still know who God is. The scenery changed. The Shepherd didn’t. Praise Him here. Trust Him here. Follow Him from here. Key Scriptures: Psalm 23:1–6; Psalm 13; Psalm 56:3; Isaiah 41:10; Isaiah 43:2; Proverbs 3:5–6; Habakkuk 3:17–18; Daniel 3:17–18; Matthew 6:34; Acts 16:25; 2 Corinthians 4:8–9; 2 Corinthians 12:9; Philippians 4:6–7; Hebrews 13:5–6. Topics & Keywords: Christian sermon, Psalm 23 sermon, faith in difficult times, trusting God, praise and worship, praising God in hard times, unanswered prayers, overcoming fear, Christian encouragement, anxiety and faith, trusting God in the valley, God is with you, God’s presence, surrender to God, spiritual growth, difficult seasons, waiting on God, faith over fear, praise before the breakthrough, Jesus the Good Shepherd. #Faith201 #MajoringInPraise #Psalm23 #FaithOverFear #TrustGod #TrustTheShepherd #PraiseGod #PraiseInTheValley #FaithInDifficultTimes #TrustingGod #GodIsWithYou #GodsPresence #ChristianEncouragement #ChristianPodcast #ChristianSermon #BibleTeaching #BiblicalFaith #WaitingOnGod #UnansweredPrayers #PraiseBeforeTheBreakthrough #SpiritualGrowth #JesusIsTheGoodShepherd #FaithThroughTheValley #PraiseWhileYouWait #TheSceneryChangedTheShepherdDidnt

Gratitude 101 (The Fundamentals of Praise)

At East Clemson Christian Fellowship, our mission is simple yet powerful: to remain deeply rooted in Christ, grow in faith, and bear fruit that transforms lives and communities. Through every message, we aim to glorify God by equipping believers to abide in Jesus, cultivate authentic discipleship, and share His love with the world. Our motto is: “Rooted in Christ. Living by Faith. Loving Loud. We Are That Church.” But “We Are That Church” is more than just a saying—it’s a declaration of who we are. We are that church that believes in the life-changing power of Jesus. We are that church that unites across generations, invests in people, serves our community, and boldly reaches the lost. We are that church where discipleship is real, worship is authentic, and Christ is at the center of everything. This podcast is where you’ll find sermons, teachings, and conversations that inspire you to live out the Gospel in your daily life. Because at ECCF, we don’t just attend church—we embody it. Every member, every ministry, and every moment is part of the mission to be the hands and feet of Jesus in a broken world. 👉 Subscribe and join us on this journey of faith, as together we declare: We Are That Church.

The Emptiness Question: Why Do I Still Feel Empty

At East Clemson Christian Fellowship, our mission is simple yet powerful: to remain deeply rooted in Christ, grow in faith, and bear fruit that transforms lives and communities. Through every message, we aim to glorify God by equipping believers to abide in Jesus, cultivate authentic discipleship, and share His love with the world. Our motto is: “Rooted in Christ. Living by Faith. Loving Loud. We Are That Church.” But “We Are That Church” is more than just a saying—it’s a declaration of who we are. We are that church that believes in the life-changing power of Jesus. We are that church that unites across generations, invests in people, serves our community, and boldly reaches the lost. We are that church where discipleship is real, worship is authentic, and Christ is at the center of everything. This podcast is where you’ll find sermons, teachings, and conversations that inspire you to live out the Gospel in your daily life. Because at ECCF, we don’t just attend church—we embody it. Every member, every ministry, and every moment is part of the mission to be the hands and feet of Jesus in a broken world. 👉 Subscribe and join us on this journey of faith, as together we declare: We Are That Church.

The Gospel with ECCF Youth Pastor Jay Pennie

At East Clemson Christian Fellowship, our mission is simple yet powerful: to remain deeply rooted in Christ, grow in faith, and bear fruit that transforms lives and communities. Through every message, we aim to glorify God by equipping believers to abide in Jesus, cultivate authentic discipleship, and share His love with the world. Our motto is: “Rooted in Christ. Living by Faith. Loving Loud. We Are That Church.” But “We Are That Church” is more than just a saying—it’s a declaration of who we are. We are that church that believes in the life-changing power of Jesus. We are that church that unites across generations, invests in people, serves our community, and boldly reaches the lost. We are that church where discipleship is real, worship is authentic, and Christ is at the center of everything. This podcast is where you’ll find sermons, teachings, and conversations that inspire you to live out the Gospel in your daily life. Because at ECCF, we don’t just attend church—we embody it. Every member, every ministry, and every moment is part of the mission to be the hands and feet of Jesus in a broken world. 👉 Subscribe and join us on this journey of faith, as together we declare: We Are That Church.

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