Alliance Church

He is Risen indeed! Tune in and listen to Dr. Dennis Episcopo's Easter message at AAC. 

We're running the race set out for us. But we're not just running it alone–there is a cloud of witnesses cheering us on, and in the midst of it all the Lord is establishing perseverance in our hearts. 

We live in a world full of noise. To hear the voice of God, we've got to turn the volume of the world down. Listen with us as Pastor Mark unpacks meditation, what he calls "the key to spiritual life."

Dr. Mark Harris unpacks the most important reason why we should study and meditate on the Word of God, and how doing so helps us grow closer to Jesus.

Dr. Mark Harris teaches us about prayer and its importance in the Christian walk. Join us for service online every Sunday at 8 and 10:00 a.m. Surrendering your life to Jesus is the most important decision of your life. If you have decided to take that step or would like to learn more let us know at https://www.appletonalliance.org/nextsteps If you would like to support our vision to connect the wo...

We've all got temptations. Pastor Brian reminds us how to bring our temptations under the Lordship of Jesus and deal with them accordingly.

The motivation for fasting should be: I want Jesus to be my number one priority. Pastor Brian opens the series with a conversation on Lent and its meaning for us as followers of Jesus.

How can we be sexually sane in this sex-saturated society? Solomon, the wisest man in the world, helps us grapple with this crucial issue.

Pastor Brian unpacks common misconceptions on singleness and dating and how to bring both your single and dating lives under the lordship of Jesus.

Listen to Pastor Dennis and Judy Episcopo's Fire Away sessions on relationships, marriage, and dating. 

We do have an enemy, and we are in the middle of a war. Listen to Dr. Mark Harris' message on spiritual warfare, and how we live in light of it as followers of Jesus.

What could be some of the good fruit that comes out of difficulty? To get you moving in the direction of God's will. To test you. To make you holy. To protect you. Dr. Dennis Episcopo

Worship and obedience must go hand-in-hand to be pleasing to the Lord. Every time we gather, there are Uzzahs, Michals, and Davids. Which one are you? Dr. Mark Harris

We stand in God's grace. We live in God's promises. We let God fight our battles.  Dr. Dennis Episcopo 

It's so easy to let our circumstances or our feelings rule in our heart. But what happens when enthrone the Prince of Peace on our hearts instead? Rev. Paul Behnke

Because of the Gospel, we can count on Jesus to be with us in every circumstance, emotion and hardship because He Himself already knows what it's like. Jesus doesn't "have" to be with us, He wants to be with us. Rev. Brian Episcopo

"Emmanuel" is not His job, it's His name. Being with us is not on God's to-do list. Being with us is part of His very nature.

How do we respond when our faith loses its strength and God seems silent? Pastor Mark unpacks three ways silence impacts our relationship with God. Dr. Mark Harris

Believers can have joy in all circumstances, and God can translate our suffering into ministry.

David recognizes the reality of Almighty God in his life, and he has much to say about it. Check out what he says in Psalm 103. Dr. Mark Harris

God has the last word. Though the whole earth rages, He remains the same. Dr. Dennis Episcopo reminds us of these truths through the story of Edom in the book of Obadiah. 

In a land of grief, God is planting seeds. Rev. Brian Episcopo concludes his Real Dreams series. References: Genesis 41 Rev. Brian Episcopo

What do we do when your life and your dreams are different? Pastor Brian challenges us to exchange our dreams for the honor and glory of God. References: Genesis 37 Rev. Brian Episcopo

Pete Brokopp shares an encouraging message and ministry updates from Clarkston, GA. Learn about Envision Atlanta at envisionatlanta.org.

Be alert. Be ready. Be at Rest. Dr. Dennis Episcopo concludes the Can-do Christian series. References: Matthew 24: 32-51 Dr. Dennis Episcopo