Worship on that first resurrection morning? Yes, indeed. From just a few verses in Matthew 10, we see the wondrous and thoroughly biblical four-fold pattern of Christian worship on display.
April 5, 2026
Sermons & Podcasts
On this Palm Sunday, Pastor Chris looked at some things that Ezekiel’s vision of the Valley of Dry Bones has in common with Jesus’ Triumphal Entry into Jerusalem. Those two
March 29, 2026
On this Sunday, we were blessed to have Dr. Dianne Collard speak to our congregation. Dianne is one the missionaries we enthusiastically support at Epiclesis (and you can find more
March 15, 2026
Pastor Chris focused on this Lent Portrait of the man born blind by looking at two or three of the more familiar themes associated with the story: blindness of at
March 22, 2026
“Bridegroom” is one of the important scriptural titles for the Messiah. Jesus purposefully goes into hostile territory, Samaria. And while there, He starts up a conversation with an unmarried, perhaps-five-time-divorced,
March 8, 2026
Nicodemus is a character that perfectly personifies the tensions that surrounded Jesus. And he seems completely unique in the Gospels. What might a beautiful painting of his memorable nighttime meeting
March 1, 2026
Robert Brown was back in the Chapter House for a conversation about Nicodemus. Have you ever thought about how Nicodemus might compare and contrast with Judas? Both men had some
February 25, 2026
Today’s character, the first in a series of portraits during Lent, is Satan. Scripture references for today take us back to the very beginning and remind us that Satan is
February 22, 2026
The Transfiguration comes at a pivotal point in Matthew’s Gospel, and it occurs at a dramatic, shifting moment in the other two Gospels that include it. It is after the
February 15, 2026
In this world, you’re not going to be liked for one reason or another. In fact, you might even be hated. We talk sometimes about what we’d like to be
February 8, 2026
Pastor Chris was back in the Chapter House with Robert Brown to talk about several passages of Scripture– and they all had (at least in Pastor Chris’ mind) some things
February 5, 2026
This Sunday morning teaching happened in an atypical, even experimental form— a sermon in dramatic dialogue. In a kind of homage to the quirky, 1981 film, My Dinner with André,
February 1, 2026