9,000 years ago bricks were invented, and they are still around today. I have no idea how many bricks make up these walls, but I do know these bricks define this sacred space, as a place set apart. Without bricks the windows would not be held in place, and the ceiling would not vault overhead.
Technology and the Feast of Pentecost
Sermon | June 5, 2022
Pentecost: A Common Language
Sermon | May 23, 2021
I’m just gonna say it because I know everyone is thinking it: The whole argument that “We’re not drunk” is not a good argument in favor of the presence of the Holy Spirit, particularly if the reason for not being drunk is that it’s 9 o’clock in the morning. It is as if Peter is
Why We Need the Body of Christ
Sermon | April 25, 2021
Last Sunday we talked about moral blindness. We talked about how moral blindness causes us to have moral blind spots, like driving blind spots, except for our spiritual life, in ways that inhibit our relationships. We defined moral blindness as: an unconscious barrier produced externally from ourselves, that inhibits us from seeing our actions clearly,
Welcome to our New Website
News | November 7, 2020
Dear Epiphany, Welcome to EpiphanySeattle.org. We have a new website. It was built to be an online spiritual center of gravity around which your spiritual journey can orbit. This has been a project with a long, long gestation period; that said, I think it came into being at just the right time. Why would I
Pentecost 2020
News | May 31, 2020
Dear Epiphany, Happy Pentecost. This service serves to bracket the season of Easter. It began at the Great Vigil, where the light of Christ was brought into the Church, and it ends today with that light of Christ being carried out into the world. You are the Church that brings this light into the world.
Where is Your Fire?
Sermon | May 31, 2020
May 31, 2020, The Rev. Doyt L. Conn, Jr. preaching
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