Epiphany Fellowship Church Podcast

This week, Dr. Eric Mason preached from Hebrews 12:1-3. He shows us how to find purpose and perspective in our pain because of Jesus Christ and learning from the testimonies of the Heroes of Faith in Hebrews 11.

What Do You Do, When God Wills Your Defeat? | Pastor Mark Lyons | Sunday, August 15, 2021

Pastor Curtis Dunlap | Keep On Running| Hebrews 12:1-2

This week, Pastor Gueshill Wharwood preached from 1 Kings 25-33. He talks about the dangers of synchronized forms of worship that result in idolatry (Not worshipping God properly on His terms).

This week, Pastor Curtis Dunlap teaches from Hebrews 10:19-25. He emphasizes since we have great access to the Presence of God through the Blood of Christ now we should persevere in approaching God's Throne of Grace (God's Presence). This also means continuously meeting together in community to tap into our Means of Grace that God has set up for us as well

This week, Pastor Curtis Dunlap preached from [Hebrews 4:14-16]. He explains how the Priesthood of Jesus Christ gives us continuous access to find the help we need especially in our weaknesses.

This week, [Pastor Curtis Dunlap] preached from [Hebrews 9:11-15]. He explains that the Benefits and Consequences of The Blood of Christ are far more greater than the Old Covenant blood sprinklings of goats and calves.

This week, Pastor Mark Lyons preached from [Ephesians5:1-2]. He explains how we imitate our natural parents in their brokenness but our assurance of God's Love for us as His dearly loved children should also cause us to be imitators and conduits of the Love that God gives to us.

This week, Pastor Curtis Dunlap is teaching from (Hebrews 1:1-4). God used the prophets , The Law and sacrificial system as the source of revealing himself to his people in the Old Covenant. Pastor Curtis explains how Christ is the fulfillment of those things and better source of our Salvation.

This week, [Pastor Curtis Dunlap] preached from [Hebrews 2:1-4]. He cautions and encourages us to avoid the tendency in letting distractions cause us to drift away from the Gospel Message of Christ in which we have such a Great Salvation.