Epiphany Fellowship Podcast

Pastor E Mason shows how citizens of the "holy nation" should conduct there lives as citizens of politically charged world.

A reminder of who the believer is in relation to Christ and how it should affect how we live our lives here as "exiles"

He does all that He pleases.

Pastor Eric Mason continues in the second chapter of 1st Peter. Here we examine Jesus Christ as the precious "chief corner stone", and what that title means for His church as we are built up around Him.

Suffering should help develop two vital relationships in the life of an authentic christian.

Continuing from last week, we see Peter "unwrap" holiness.

We are called to be Holy as God is holy. Pastor Eric Mason walks us through the scripture to show what holiness is and how it happens for the saints.

We look at the office's of Christ as prophet, priest, and king, showing His superiority to all others who have held these offices.

We need the Word of God to live. We should depend on the scriptures like oxygen.

Continuing from last weeks message, Pastor Eric Mason unpacks further what God's big picture looks like in light of eternity. We also see what we need to do to insure we have a proper view of God's big picture.

To have God's big picture you have to begin with the end in mind. The future end of what God is doing should inform how we react to our present circumstance.

If we understand and rest in Gods faithfulness, when God allows various trials in our lives, we will value the testing of our faith and maximize the glory God gets from our lives.

As "Elect Exiles" there should be a tension between comfort and discomfort as we wrestle with how we should view ourselves in this world.

In the midst of lifeless churchs, plagued by consumerism and idolatry, how do we remain focused on and effective in Gods purpose for His church?

God wants us to be driven rightly. What motivates our decisions? Are our lives God-centered or self-centered?

A comparison of two different kinds of women. What does it look like to see Christ in the life of David's wife.

Take a look at Joseph's life in light of Gods sovereignty. Can we truly accept a Christ-centered life and see the hurts of our past missionally? May we count up the cost.

Cypha groups are an organized application of the scriptures.

Looking over Jacobs life as a whole, its easy to understand why he would describe it as "Few and evil". Never the less, God still shows his faithfulness in the midst of failure.

Isaac responds to confilct and unfavorable conditions with consistant faithfulness, and experiances Gods blessing and provision.