Epiphany Church Sermons

We will take a hyper focused look at how Jesus shepherds and pastors his flock

If we are not careful our Christianity can become comparison to people that are seemingly less spiritual than us. When we do that we are setting the bar to low. This sermon will help us to understand that God is the standard.

God always puts people in our lives that are "Almost Christians". We have to be wise enough to take responsibility for the opportunities to share our faith. Paul will serve as our example in how to move people from "Almost Christian" to genuine followers of Jesus!

If we are not careful “almost” accomplishing something can seem satisfying. But when it comes to the kingdom almost is worst then not trying at all, because almost doesn’t count. This sermon will point us to Jesus whom carries us all the way through.

Have you ever set out to do something and got close to the end but did not finish? The fact that you came close to the end and did not finish often is more frustrating than stopping at the beginning. Nothing would be worse than coming close to the Kingdom of God but not getting there. In this 4 week series we will look at different biblical characters that came close but failed to obtain salvation by themselves. The ultimate goal of the series is to point us to Jesus, who completes the work that we can't complete.

Oftentimes in life we will be faced with making decisions that we don't have all the details for. The high risk of making the wrong decision can cripple us moving forward. This sermon will give us the necessary tools when faced with indecision and fear.

Most of us have been in season where we have tried to do life on our own. Solomon will point out to the the importance of doing life with others and the dangers of being isolated.

Most believers will announce that we are followers of Jesus but no one has ever asked us are we closely following or following at a distance. This sermon will unpack what it means to be a follower of Jesus

We often get in seasons where we are disconnected from God and have to prepare to spend time with him. Time alone with Him is essential for spiritual growth. This sermon will put in perspective what wrestling with God means.

All believers have been given assignments by God. In this sermon, Pastor Timi walks us through understanding God’s assignments that He has for His people.

So God came thru! And the miracle we believed God for has manifested. How do we manage and maximize the overflow? How do we stay equipped for the battle ahead? This Sunday, Pastor Chandler reminds us the truest key to success and continued growth is advancing God’s Kingdom and prioritizing His agenda. For then we will witness all things working together for our good and ultimately for His glory.

Sometimes stepping out on faith may require you to walk into the unknown. What happens when we’re paralyzed with questions and riddled with fear? Or we don’t feel secure that God will come thru on what He shares with us? How do we live true lives of faith? Join us this week as Pastor Chandler provides practical steps on how to trust the Lord and encourages us through his personal testimony of God’s faithfulness.

Giants build giant houses….and the promise of God on your life is giant. In this sermon, Pastor Stephen Chandler reminds us that God doesn’t want us to settle on “good enough”, but to stretch out and grab on to every thing God has for us.

Sometimes we get so focused on our current problem, that we forget all the past problems God has carried us through. In this sermon, Pastor Stephen Chandler reminds us that if we put away certain things and make room for what God has in store for us, He will continue to guide us through each and every season.

John 11:1-6,11-15, 20-21,32

We live in such a consumeristic society that having a biblical foundation of servanthood is necessary. In this sermon Pastor Brandon deals with the benefits of serving the local church

When you need to look back at your past to be able to move forward. Pastor Ernest Grant II shows us how the woman at the well had to visit her past to be able to move forward.

How do you answer Gods call when you think you can't do it? This sermon uses the story of Moses and the Burning Bush to illustrate how to move past our imposter syndrome and answer the call of God.

All of us have experienced this global pandemic and almost of us have asked God "what are you going?" This sermon teaches us how God uses supernatural events to align us with His will.

Colossian 3:1-2