Epiphany Church Chicago

A Love that Won't Let Go

Epiphany Church look into Hosea 11, and learn about God's love; romantic, motherly, perfect. Loving something or someone opens us up to being wounded, and God is no different, but in the end, God doesn't let go.

Worried and Distracted About Many Things

Brian Fulton and Epiphany Church into a familiar passage in the book of Luke, but we learn that there is more beneath the surface of the passage, and Jesus is inviting us into a paradigm-shifting reality of being.

Power, Love, and a Sound Mind

William Mack and Epiphany church look at 2 Timothy 1, learning together what God has and has not given us through the Holy Spirit, and encouraging one another to fan the flame of power, love, and self-discipline.

Nowhere to Lay His Head

Brian Fulton and Epiphany church look into the Gospel of Luke, looking into what Jesus could mean when he says the Son of Man has no place to rest his head.

Chained No More - A Tombside Testimony

Dr. Tony Pizarro brings fresh thoughts on the story of the demoniac found in Luke. He invites Epiphany Church into the story of hope found only through Jesus.

The Spirit of Truth

Brian Fulton speaks on John 16 as Epiphany remembers Trinity Sunday as a part of the church calendar. We learned together about the Spirit of Truth, the mystery of God, and the person of Jesus.

Jesus Calming the Storm

Epiphany joins Jonathan Merritt as he explores the story of Jesus calming the storm, found in the book of Luke. Jonathan shares how fear wrote a certain story in the disciples lives, and his own life, and how Jesus' story overcame.

Doubts, Wounds, and Sight: the Path Belief Takes

Brian Fulton shares a sermon discussing the disciple Thomas' experience with the resurrection, inviting us to stop doubting, and believe.

Shannan Martin and the Holy Alliance

Shannan Martin shares stories from Goshen, Indiana, and her faith community. 

April 27th, 2025

Easter - "Risus Paschalis" - Brian Fulton

Pastor Brian Fulton shares an Easter message delving into the ancient church tradition of Risus Paschalis.

Date: 4/20/2025