Epiphany Church Chicago

Why the Church Needs Men

Tim Soerens shares thoughts on 1 Corinthians 12, and Epiphany Church looks into why the Church needs men. We learned how the particular hurts of men in our society can be a place of vulnerability rather than masking, and how that allows us to experience the presence, power, and love of God.

Why the Church Needs Women

Christine Engel draws from the breadth of Scripture and human experience, sharing with Epiphany Church why women are essential to healthy, thriving, faithful communities.

An Inclusive Community

Epiphany Church hears from Luke 14, and Brian shares about what it means to be an inclusive community as followers of Jesus.

Imagining Our Life Together

On Epiphany's 12 year anniversary, Brian invites us into some creative practices, helping us ponder what the future of Epiphany could be, and reminding us that spirituality and imagination are maybe one and the same.

Healing Our Life Together

Epiphany Church begins a new series, "Life Together." Today, Brian talked about the man at the pool found in John 5, and why community is so essential for healing the wounds incurred in community.

A Life Poured Out

Epiphany Church looks at John 12:1-8 and learn together the danger of analytical thinking and psychological distancing in the face of vulnerability, and also the beauty of a life unapologetically poured out.

Please Don't Leave

Brian Fulton and Epiphany Church look into Luke 5. In this passage, we see Peter's fear of vulnerability, but also his need for it, and what it can teach us about our own walks with God.

Story Time

Epiphany Church and Jake VanKersen learn from the parables of Jesus, the stories that movies tell, and about what art can tell us about the world we live in.

Live Generously

Suzanne VanKersen and Epiphany Church look into Luke 12:32-40, and hear from Jesus about God's will and character regarding fear, generosity, and love.

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.