We are already living in the “Kingdom of already-but-not-yet.” But who is the king? In this sermon, one week before “Christ the King Sunday,” Pastor Chris took a look at
The Sadducees, who were convinced that they knew the Scriptures better than Jesus, came to Him with a trick question. Actually, it was more like inviting Him to a game
“Zacchaeus was a wee little man….” Do you remember that children’s song from church in days gone by? If not, you do probably know the story of Zacchaeus. But did
We are an evangelical, Christian church that believes that the road to the future runs through the past. And that’s part of what “Ancient-Future” means: Our worship and spirituality are deeply rooted in classic Christianity– and we’re convinced that the faith and practice of the ancient Church will engage our culture more effectively and provide a way forward in a time of almost unbelievable transition and change. We want you to know that we’re not really a traditional church, or a contemporary church, as most folks define them. We think of ourselves as a pre-denominational church.
We are evangelical, meaning that we love Jesus, and believe the Bible, and we want others to know about God’s wonderful story and their place in it. We also consider ourselves orthodox, in that we hold to the true, historic, “Christian faith which has been believed everywhere, always, and by all.”
I wait for the Lord, my soul waits, and in his word I hope; my soul waits for the Lord more than watchmen for the...
Join us, won’t you? Mark your calendars for December 7, at 6 PM, for an Epiclesis tradition and gift to the Sacramento community: A beautiful,...
Join us for a beautiful, simple service of Christmas Carols, Communion, and Candlelight. The service of Christmas lessons and carols at Epiclesis is always a...