EP Church Annapolis

Isaiah was a prophet of Israel who was mocked and hated yet shared the glorious news of God's care and provision for his people. Pastor Bruce preaches from Isaiah 6 in our ongoing Renew series.

Adultery, murder, coverup. Pastor Bruce walks us through the famous story of David's failure and abuse of his power as king. What does God have to say about that?

Jesus's idea of fasting—or any of the disciplines, for that matter—was different than the run-of-the-mill religiosity of his time. Pastor Bruce explains.

In Session Two of Gospel Growth, Pastor Bruce shares the importance of understanding how the cross helps bridge the divide between ourselves and a holy God. Check it out!

What does true gospel growth look like? Part 2 of Renew begins with Pastor Bruce's sermon on growth.

On the last Sunday of 2017, Pastor Bruce preaches about EP's call to be a redemptive community.

On Christmas Eve Sunday, Pastor Dan Smith preaches from Isaiah to talk about justice.

Jesus was born into a world of idols, some made of wood and stone and many more in our own minds and hearts. Hear Pastor Greg walk us through the story of a young man with some idols of his own.

In our third Advent 2017 sermon, Pastor Bruce shares why Mary was such a remarkable figure in biblical history. Hint: it starts with how she understood her son Jesus's vocation.

What does the Jesus's parable about the Good Samaritan have to teach us about race today? Guest preacher Thurman Williams walks us through this well-known but still powerful story.

In the first Advent 2017 sermon, Pastor Dan explores the theme God Made Low through the lens of our own fallenness as humans.

Throughout history, God has used the prayers of his people to effect his purposes, so we took a Sunday to enter into that work as a congregation and pray for our world. From ongoing hurricane disaster relief to increased anxiety among American students, we cried out to God to intervene on our behalf.

Our call as Christians is to grow forward and outward. As we conclude Part One of Renew and as we look forward to Advent, Pastor Bruce walks us through Jesus's words to his disciples.

The title says it all: sometimes it's hard to imagine that we are a new creation, even if we've known Jesus for years. Pastor Bruce walks us through what Paul wrote to the Corinthians about this astonishing truth.

What do we make of Jesus's criticism of the religious leaders of his day? Was he a shrill, unfair critic, or did he take the time to engage directly with those with whom he disagreed. Isaac Vineyard walks us through this powerful call to action Jesus gave to his detractors.

Worship is not just what happens for 20 minutes on a Sunday morning; it is our whole lives. But what exactly that means for us, especially in light of the gospel, is not something we always consider. Hear more.

We've often heard it said that humans are sinners in the hands of an angry God, but is that the whole story? Here's part six of our Gospel Identity series.

Did you know that when are in Christ you have a new life? It's true! Hear part five of our Gospel Identity series.

What does it mean when Christians say that we are part of God's family? Paul gives a powerful statement of God's great love for us that he would call us sons. Gospel Identity continues.

What happened as the result of the Fall, and what does God do about it? Pastor Bruce preaches part three of our Gospel Identity series.

We continue our Gospel Identity series with the good news, which Jesus shared with his local synagogue at the outset of his ministry. Pastor Bruce shares the story.

And so it begins! But first, the bad news. Pastor Bruce begins our Renew series with an exposition of just what went wrong with our first parents in the garden. Spoiler alert: the good news came right along with it, as God immediately took action which points towards his Son's redeeming work on the cross.

9/3/17 - Matthew 9:35-38 - Outward-Focused by EP Church Annapolis

Looking at Paul's prayer for the Ephesians, Pastor Greg lays out what EP means when it says that two of its Core Values are to be Multigenerational and to Reflect Annapolis.

We recorded the entire unified worship service for you, whether you were unable to attend and want to hear it for the first time or you were present and wanted to listen again. Enjoy and praise God for such a wonderful time of prayer, worship, fellowship, and communion!