Epiphany Study: The Season of Light, which began with Advent, and continues with Christmastide, will culminate with Epiphany. The Sundays in Epiphany this year begin on January 12 and continue through February 23.
Epiphany is the time in the Christian Year when we focus on the life and ministry of Jesus, starting with His baptism and ending with His transfiguration. We also ponder the truth that He came not only for the Jews but for the Gentiles.
This year, we also want to focus on the many ways in which He was a servant. In fact, He was the Ultimate Servant.
As Epiclesis prepares for instituting deacon servants in the church in the coming year, we want to look carefully at what Scripture says about deacons, and then most of all at the person and work of Jesus as our ultimate guide.
Be on the lookout for this teaching series during Epiphany, 2020, starting January 12. In the meantime, if you’d like some resources about Epiphany or the Christian Year, try this Epiclesis booklet by Pastor Chris, this online resource, or these wonderful books: Ancient-Future Time or Calendar: Christ’s Time for the Church.
Our theme for Lent, and the focus of our small groups, is “From Death to Life.”
We love and cherish the Scriptures as believers, but we don’t really know as much about where they came from as we should.
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