To watch the sermon click here. Today, as you depart from Communion, you will walk by the Paschal Candle that has been burning in this sanctuary since the Great Vigil of Easter. And you are invited to take a lit candle back to the pews with you, and then out of this building and into
You can’t paste God to a flag
Peace in a Struggling World
To watch the sermon click here. Happy Eastertide, Epiphany Family! We have just been through a big week together. I think it’s safe to say that Holy Week is the most momentous week in the Christian liturgical calendar. Here at Epiphany we live into that week in a powerful way. Holy Week at Epiphany sees
Love is Greater than Fear
To watch the sermon click here. Good morning. Happy Easter. Alleluia. Christ is risen (The Lord is risen indeed… Alleluia). It is good to be with you today as we relive the story of the empty tomb, and reimagine with curiosity what it really means for the world right now. The character who will guide
The Olive Press
To watch the sermon click here. This is Maundy Thursday. It is the first act in a three-part liturgy we call the Triduum, from the Latin meaning “three days.” It is one continuous movement: tonight, then Good Friday, and finally, the Great Vigil of Easter. These are not three separate services, but one unfolding mystery.
Remembering is why Christ is King
To watch the sermon click here. The calendar we Christians follow is not random. It begins with the longing of Advent, that season of holy desire for the world at its best. Then Christmas, incarnation, God alive in the world. Epiphany follows, it is the dark season lit by Christ’s light, guiding our actions in
Seventh Sunday of Easter: Sermon Summary and Reflection Questions
In this sermon, Kate invites us to reflect on how we find meaning in our lives through various frameworks, particularly the liturgical calendar that guides our spiritual journey. As we move through the seasons of Advent, Christmas, Lent, and Easter, we experience a consistent rhythm in our worship. Each time we cycle through these seasons,
Sixth Sunday of Easter: Sermon Summary and Reflection Questions
In this sermon, Doyt reflects on the nature of work and its deeper spiritual purpose, using Paul’s journey to Macedonia and his encounter with Lydia as a foundation. Paul’s mission to share the message of Jesus is framed as his “job,” and along the way, he interacts with people engaged in various forms of work—merchants,
Fifth Sunday of Easter: Sermon Summary and Reflection Questions
Kate’s sermon focuses on breaking down barriers, embracing disruption, and following the Spirit into deeper expressions of God’s love. It begins by exploring how our worldviews, shaped by culture, religion, and personal experiences, can sometimes cause us to plateau in our growth. Using the story of Peter in Acts, the sermon highlights how his encounter
Fourth Sunday of Easter: Sermon Summary and Reflection Questions
In his sermon, Doyt shares a powerful story from Haiti about Joseph Constant’s mother, a woman who risked her life to care for children in a dangerous place. During violent gang attacks in Mirebalais, she stayed put, fed children through the Haiti Micah Project, and was ultimately saved by some of those very children when
