Alliance Church

Christ is our Sure and Steady Anchor. Relisten to Pastor Brian Episcopo's Easter 2022 sermon. 

On Palm Sunday, we look back to the time Jesus rode into Jerusalem on a donkey, proclaiming a clear message: I'm the King! And my Kingdom is different. So what do you do when you realize Jesus is King? Surrender, join the fight and ride with him until the end.

How important is it to know how God made us? Are we willing to submit our gifts to the body of Christ? The stakes are high and the opportunity is great.

Listen to our most recent message from Pastor Mark Tegtmeier. 

A dramatic presentation of life after death, according to the Bible. 

A dramatic presentation of life after death, according to the Bible.

Heaven may seem distant and disconnected, but the reality of a future with God should change the way we live today. God calls us to stand in His presence, stand on His promises, and stand firm for His purposes.

In the story of the prodigal son, there are two sons and a father. However, Pastor Brian tells the story with a new Son in mind.

If we only look for God in the big, miraculous moments, it can mess with our faith and theology. Don't miss how big God can be in the small, unexpected parts of your life.

True repentance is more than a feeling, it's a motion that points towards the true God.

A real encounter with God always results in repentance, worship, and commissioning.

We are seen as perfectly righteous because of what Jesus did for us, and yet, we are called to work out our salvation through a process of sanctification.

Dr. Dennis Episcopo discusses the things he wishes he knew before he took the job as senior pastor, beginning with this: ministry is first and foremost about building people.

Pastor Brian explains why it is so essential that God be three in one and how that should affect our lives.

We become like the people that we allow to speak into our lives. Who is influencing you? How do we influence others? As followers of Jesus, these are questions we must continually ask ourselves. Rev. Jason Esposito joins us. 

Our words are powerful because we are made in the image of a God who spoke things into existence. Pastor Brian helps us consider how to use the power of our words for good.

What do you see when you look into the nativity? If all you see is what your naked eye beholds, you are missing the greatest reality. There are intangibles in the nativity that if embraced will change your life. Scripture: Luke 2:1-7 Dr. Mark Harris

“Today in the town of David a Savior has been born to you; he is the Messiah, the Lord.” Luke‬ ‭2:11‬ ‭NIV‬‬

Pastor Brian shares about the life of Jacob, and how Jacob, a man who wrestled with God, fits into the lineage of Jesus.

Jesus was preceded by a complex lineage. Rev. Brian Episcopo tells us about Boaz and the linage of love leading up to the birth of Jesus, our Messiah.

Jesus was preceded by a complex lineage.  Dr. Mark Harris tells us about Tamar in the first sermon in our Loveline series.

Gratitude isn’t just something we add to the list of Christian things we do, it’s the very way we live out our Spirit-filled Christian lives.

The Christian and Missionary Alliance Regional Director (Europe & Middle East)Ed Mangham joins us as a guest speaker to close out Global Connections Week.

Pete Brokopp from Envision Atlanta joined us in Appleton to kick off this year's mission conference: All of Jesus for All the World. He reminded us, through testimony after testimony, that God's plans for us are exceedingly better than our own. 

Jesus taught us to store our treasures in heaven, where moths and vermin do not destroy, and where thieves do not break in and steal. He said, "For where your treasure is, there your heart will be also." As followers of Jesus, we are called to be treasure movers.