Epiphany Church Sermons

Luke 15: 11 - 32 (NKJV) As we break down this prodigal we'll be exploring how there are two ways we attempt to control our lives and become our own saviors. While many might believe that the prodigal son is the primary focus, this sermon will delve into dynamics of a family. This passage will show us the heart of a selfless father in the midst of his selfish sons.

As we delve into Psalm 103, we'll reflect on God's unwavering love and faithfulness. This sermon is an invitation to consciously remember the countless ways God has blessed us, urging us to maintain a heart full of gratitude and trust in His perpetual faithfulness.

This sermon titled "New Beginnings," will explore the profound message of Romans 6:1-4, where the resurrection of Christ not only signifies a cornerstone of our faith but marks the dawn of our own personal renewal. This passage invites us to consider how, through Christ's resurrection, we are offered a fresh start, freed from the bondage of sin and reborn into a life of grace. We'll delve into the transformative power of embracing our new beginnings with Christ, understanding that each day presents an opportunity to live more fully in the light of His resurrection. Join us as we journey together to discover how our lives can reflect this glorious new beginning, grounded in the hope and renewal found in Christ.

This sermon will explore the striking parallels between us and the donkey mentioned in Mark 11. Our goal is to both highlight the similarities and examine the differences. Ultimately, this message is intended to prepare our hearts and minds for Holy Week.

Genesis 3:1-7 Our lives are a series of choices, both big and small, each with the potential to significantly shape our future. Today, we have the opportunity to learn from the choices made by Adam and Eve.

James 1:1-8 (NIV) James 1:2-3 (Passion Translation) James 1:12-18 (NIV)

This sermon warns against the dangers of engaging with the occult, as the Bible clearly cautions Christians against opening themselves to demonic influences. It emphasizes that real protection and guidance lie in trusting Jesus, who stands as a beacon of hope and salvation. The presence of witches and warlocks serves as a stark reminder of the spiritual warfare surrounding us, urging us to steadfastly follow Christ's path. Let us embrace Jesus's teachings as our ultimate guide through life, rejecting the shadows of the occult.

On Mission | Pastor Craig Holiday | 24.02.18 by Epiphany Church Brooklyn

As we stand on the edge of new beginnings, the steps we take to prepare are vital. This sermon will provide practical guidance for navigating our personal and communal journey into the next season.

We all have things we want to change, things we want to be different. The passage today not only explores the obstacles against change but the agent of true change

This sermon is Part 2 of "Who Are You?". We will be diving into Matthew 3:13–4:6 and tackle the big questions about our identity and how Jesus dealt with Satan's lies. The prayer is that this sermon helps you to spot the enemies' deceptions and stand strong in your faith. It's all about finding out who we really are in Christ!

This week’s sermon, focusing on Matthew 3:13 to 4:6, explores the theme of self-discovery and establishing our identity in Christ. We’ll examine how Jesus’ baptism and wilderness trials teach us to discern truth from the enemy’s lies. This message encourages us to find our true selves in Christ, resisting false narratives that undermine our worth and purpose.

We're all chasing after something in life. Something that brings us happiness, something that fills our joy, something that provides meaning and purpose. In Matthew 13, Jesus reveals that our greatest pursuit should be the kingdom of heaven.

As we approach the Christmas season, it's important to center our attention on its true significance. The heart of Christmas lies in celebrating Jesus and his mission. This sermon is will drive us to the feet of Jesus.

Vision Sunday is a special occasion for our church, a time when we reflect on the past year's highlights and set our sights on the future. This sermon will celebrate the numerous blessings and remarkable work the Lord has accomplished through Epiphany Church.

In today's sermon, "Two Very Different Prayers," we delve into the contrasting hearts of two men as they stand before God in prayer. One, wrapped in self-righteousness, sees his piety as a badge of honor; the other, clothed in humility, sees his shortcomings as a plea for mercy. Together, we will explore the pitfalls of self-congratulation and the beauty of humility. Join us as we celebrate a God whose mercy rejoices over judgment, inviting us all to approach Him with a contrite heart.

There comes a time in our spiritual walk where we face seasons of drought or depression. These seasons can aim to be a threat to our faith. However Psalm 42 provides an introspective look on how we can navigate seasons when God feels far

In our sermon titled 'Still Searching,' we delve into the compelling narrative of 2 Samuel 24, where King David's decision to conduct a census leads to unexpected consequences and a journey of deep introspection. This chapter not only reveals the complexities of human nature and leadership but also serves as a powerful reminder of our continual search for divine guidance and forgiveness. Join us as we explore how David's experiences echo our own ongoing quest for understanding and aligning our actions with God's will.

Elders play a pivotal role in the local Christian church; they are the shepherds tasked with providing spiritual oversight and pastoral care to the congregation. Their wisdom and experience are invaluable, offering guidance, stability, and discernment to help navigate the church through both calm and challenging times. As embodiments of servant leadership, elders model the character of Christ, fostering a community that grows in faith and love.

Using the primary reference passage of Malachi 3:1-4, the Refining Fire of Jesus is a natural, highly beneficial and inevitable process of sanctification leading to holiness that each and every Christ-follower must go to and come through. It's God's way of burning off the chaff and transforming His children more and more unto the likeness of Jesus.