Epiphany Fellowship Church Podcast

Today's sermon comes from our own Pastor Curtis Dunlap. Join us in Genesis 29:31-35

This week, Dr. Eric Mason preached from Genesis 9:18-27. He exposed the fallacy of the Curse of Ham and reminded us those whom God has blessed can not be cursed.

This week, Dr. Eric Mason preached from Luke 19:1-10. He outlined the biblical basis for reparations and applied this concept to the African American experience.

This week, Dr. Eric Mason preached from Luke 11:37-42. He gave us a biblical framework for understanding the kind of justice we should be pursuing.

This week, Dr. Eric Mason preached from Genesis 1:26-28. He reminded us that all people are created in the image of God and that this must inform how we understand the phrase "Black Lives Matter."

This week, Dr. Eric Mason returned from sabbatical and kicked off a new series with a sermon from 1 Corinthians 9:19-27. He showed us the importance of communicating the gospel in a way that is uncompromising and clear to the culture.

This week, Pastor Curtis Dunlap preached from 1 Samuel 5:1-12. He reminded us of the power and supremacy of God, which is independent from our own abilities.

This week, Pastor Curtis Dunlap preached from Genesis 32:24-30. He reminded us of the importance of living lives that have been changed by God.

This week, Pastor Curtis Dunlap preached from Exodus 32:1-14. He reminded us that God is faithful to His people even when we try to replace Him.

This week, Minister Vernon Mobley, Jr. preached from Joshua 4. He reminded us of the importance of obeying and trusting God through the storms of life.

In this week's sermon, Pastor Curtis Dunlap teaches from Isaiah 20:1-6. We pray that you are encouraged by today's message. Grace and Peace

This week, Pastor Curtis Dunlap preached from Psalm 128:1-6. He showed us how a father who centers his life on God and His word can have a positive impact on his children and family.

This week, Pastor Curtis Dunlap preached from 6:25-34. He challenged us to trust God to provide our needs and live lives free from worry.

This week, Pastor Curtis Dunlap preached from Exodus 6:2-13. In his sermon, he offered wisdom from scripture for how to move forward with hope in an unjust world.

This week, Dr. Eric Mason is joined by Pastor Nyron Burke, Dr. Sarita Lyons, and Dr. Tiffany Gill for a discussion on justice. With Isaiah 1:16-17 providing context, they offer biblical reflections and responses to ongoing injustice, including the murder of George Floyd.

This week, Dr. Eric Mason preached from 1 Samuel 30:1-9. He showed us the importance of having a God-centered response to moments of crisis.

This week, Dr. Eric Mason preached from John 11. Through the story of Lazarus, he reminded us that Jesus has power over death.

Dr. Eric Mason takes a break from our Undefeated series this week to address and educate us on biblical justice, and how to grieve well through this season of life.

This week, Pastor Curtis Dunlap preached from 1 Kings 18:20-40. Pastor Dunlap encourages us to make a deliberate choice to serve God and not have divided loyalties

This week, Dr. Eric Mason preached from 1 Samuel 17:31-40. Dr. Mason showed us how having a big view of God can lead us to confront life's giants and bring glory to God.

This week Dr. Eric Mason kicked off a new series - "Undefeated" - with a sermon from Genesis 3:21-24. Dr. Mason reminded us that God is not surprised by our failures and that He actually protects us from our failures causing permanent damage

This Resurrection Sunday, Dr. Eric Mason preached from Revelation 20:6, reminding us that Jesus is alive and victorious over sin and death.

This week, Dr. Eric Mason preached from Philippians 4:4-9. Dr. Mason encourages us to choose joy and embrace God's peace despite chaos and crisis. We pray that you will be strengthened by God's word as you listen

Join us this week as Minister Vernon Mobley Jr teaches from Matthew 6:5-8 on the topic "The Posture of Your Prayer Life"

This week Dr. Eric Mason delivered a timely message from Psalm 91:1-7, encouraging us to have divine perspective in challenging times.