Epiphany Fellowship Church Podcast

A treasure in a clay pot

Pastor Curtis Dunlap explores the claims of Christ in John 8, to an old testament phrase used to identify the "covenant keeping" God

Jesus came because there was a conflict.

In this the last of our Core-Values series we have Culturally Relevant Ministry. Paul shows us we must go beyond the misconception that this simply means being "cool christians", and find how we can in fact serve our context with the gospel ...

What does it look like to lose hope? Pastor Doug Logan encourages us to dream kingdom dreams for those who don't know how. Dreams of lives reconciled to God thru Christ, and the city impacted by the gospel of proclaimed not only with lips and lives, b...

The practice of a pastor/Shepard

Preserving and promoting the Gospel of Jesus Christ is very important to the continued vitality of the church. Appointing qualified elders is a means of grace by which this is accomplished. Pastor Eric Mason explains from 1 Timothy what the character ...

We look at how our core value of "conversion" plays out in the life of a disciple of Jesus Christ. We also see how conversion are connected with other core values, like community.

The core-value of commitment is illustrated through the devotion of the early church as seen in the book of Acts

The difference between the heart of entitlement, false humility and a true heart of humility

What can we learn from Jacob wrestling with God? Pastor Larry Smith sheds new light on this familiar passage.

The view that community is optional for the believer is a common misconception. Christ-Centered Community is at the very heart of Gods purpose for His people. How can you love Christ if you don't love His body?

We begin a new series that seeks to highlight the core values of Epiphany fellowship. The first and most vital core-value of the church or body of Christ is (and should be) Christo-centrism.

Pastor Logan walks us thru Luke 14. Jesus is invited to a banquet by a chief Pharisee and uses it as an opportunity to teach on the kingdom of God.

There is often a tension in the life of even dedicated believers that is born somewhere between college and career. Dhati Lewis, of the Blueprint Church in Atlanta, GA, shares his vision with us for how to overcome this tension by doing "ministry...

As the "Hot For Jesus" series comes to a close, Pastor Eric Mason explains the vital role the "theopneustos" or God inspired/breathed scriptures, play in the life of the believer; shaping and changing our passions and convictions.

We look at what the proper understanding of faith is in light of so many differing ideas and what role it should play in our lives beyond our justification.

The compassion Christ had on those who He proclaimed the gospel to should inform how we view and execute missions.

*Mature subject matter* The series continues with a challenging and sobering look at some of the more secret and concealed areas of sin in the church that often get over-looked.

The prayer life of Jesus, "Your kingdom come," continued

Pastor Eric Mason unpacks "Your Kingdom Come"

In the gospel of Luke, the disciples asked Jesus how they should pray. We learn some important things about prayer from Jesus' prayer life.

There are seasons where it seems like God is moving slow, or not at all, in our lives. We are called to remain patient while waiting and trust in the Lord.

Pastor Eric Mason introduces a new series aimed at developing the key disciplines that are essential for every christian in order to practically go from spiritual infancy to spiritual maturity. The ultimate goal is being conformed to the image of Jesu...

God exposes our hearts towards His Character.