Preacher: Pastor Chris Alford You probably remember the popular slogan from 90s: W.W.J.D.? It’s a good question to ask, “What would Jesus do?” But when believers stop there– if Jesus
June 2, 2011
Preacher: Pastor Chris Alford You probably remember the popular slogan from 90s: W.W.J.D.? It’s a good question to ask, “What would Jesus do?” But when believers stop there– if Jesus
Preacher: Pastor Chris Alford Richard Bethel, one of our Epiclesis elders, was the guest teacher for this look at the remarkable encounter that Stephen had with the risen Christ. Take
Preacher: Pastor Chris Alford Several Scripture passages, especially from John 10, gave us the chance to see Jesus-as-Shepherd in our continuing Eastertide look at encounters with the living Christ. You
Preacher: Pastor Chris Alford | Series: Sunday Teaching Two passages of Scripture on the second Sunday of Easter gave us a chance to see an extraordinary transition: On resurrection day,
Preacher: Pastor Chris Alford On this Resurrection Sunday, we took a look at John’s account of the empty tomb, and then over to the appointed Colossians passage to think about
Preacher: Wade Odum | Series: The Chapter House Wade Odum is a gifted musician, composer, and audio engineer who has spent the better part of 30 years mixing sound in
Preacher: Pastor Chris Alford Jesus’ entry into Jerusalem is the topic of this teaching from Epiclesis. Holy Week begins with a stunning, stirring spectacle (Scripture says that the whole city
Preacher: Barb Pinson | Series: The Chapter House One of the questions we get at Epiclesis is, “You’re a new church start: What do you do with the kids?” Great
Preacher: Gary Jones | Series: The Chapter House Gary Jones was the guest on this edition of The Chapter House. A longtime worship pastor, Gary shared some of his deep
Preacher: Pastor Chris Alford Our Scripture passage for this teaching was that great story of Ezekiel’s vision of dry bones. Though it’s common, and quite natural, to see the episode
Preacher: Pastor Chris Alford Our community’s fourth portrait of the Season of Lent taught us this truth: One who was formerly blind– one who was healed from blindness– became a
Preacher: Pastor Chris Alford Jesus’ nighttime conversation with Nicodemus was the focus of the second Sunday of Lent– and it’s a conversation that left Nicodemus gobsmacked. (Great word, “gobsmacked”). What