At Christ’s birth, the wise men from the east gave Him 3 significant gifts: gold, frankincense, and myrrh. Each gift was very valuable and useful but also very unusual for Mary and Joseph to receive at Christ’s birth. So in our Christmas series - we will explore the significance of those 3 unusual gifts given to Jesus - and their significance for us today.

There are many commands in the Bible that don't make sense. For example - God tells us to love our enemies. That doesn't make sense. It would make more sense to get even with our enemies. God tells us to forgive people who hurt us. That doesn't make sense. It would make more sense to hurt them back. God tells us to surrender our hearts and trust Him fully. That doesn't make sense because so many of us feel like surrender is a sign of defeat. These commands of God make most of us think - "Say what? What does God want me to do?" So - in our "Say What?" series we'll explore some of the commands of God that don't make sense and how to engage them.

There are many commands in the Bible that don't make sense. For example - God tells us to love our enemies. That doesn't make sense. It would make more sense to get even with our enemies. God tells us to forgive people who hurt us. That doesn't make sense. It would make more sense to hurt them back. God tells us to surrender our hearts and trust Him fully. That doesn't make sense because so many of us feel like surrender is a sign of defeat. These commands of God make most of us think - "Say what? What does God want me to do?" So - in our "Say What?" series we'll explore some of the commands of God that don't make sense and how to engage them.

There are many commands in the Bible that don't make sense. For example - God tells us to love our enemies. That doesn't make sense. It would make more sense to get even with our enemies. God tells us to forgive people who hurt us. That doesn't make sense. It would make more sense to hurt them back. God tells us to surrender our hearts and trust Him fully. That doesn't make sense because so many of us feel like surrender is a sign of defeat. These commands of God make most of us think - "Say what? What does God want me to do?" So - in our "Say What?" series we'll explore some of the commands of God that don't make sense and how to engage them.

There are many commands in the Bible that don't make sense. For example - God tells us to love our enemies. That doesn't make sense. It would make more sense to get even with our enemies. God tells us to forgive people who hurt us. That doesn't make sense. It would make more sense to hurt them back. God tells us to surrender our hearts and trust Him fully. That doesn't make sense because so many of us feel like surrender is a sign of defeat. These commands of God make most of us think - "Say what? What does God want me to do?" So - in our "Say What?" series we'll explore some of the commands of God that don't make sense and how to engage them.

There are many commands in the Bible that don't make sense. For example - God tells us to love our enemies. That doesn't make sense. It would make more sense to get even with our enemies. God tells us to forgive people who hurt us. That doesn't make sense. It would make more sense to hurt them back. God tells us to surrender our hearts and trust Him fully. That doesn't make sense because so many of us feel like surrender is a sign of defeat. These commands of God make most of us think - "Say what? What does God want me to do?" So - in our "Say What?" series we'll explore some of the commands of God that don't make sense and how to engage them.

In this series, we’ll dive deep into what it means for the Body of Christ (specifically Epic Church) to Gather, Give and Go. We’ll reinforce our vision to lead people into a life changing relationship with Jesus Christ through creating opportunities to serve locally in our community.

In this series, we’ll dive deep into what it means for the Body of Christ (specifically Epic Church) to Gather, Give and Go. We’ll reinforce our vision to lead people into a life changing relationship with Jesus Christ through creating opportunities to serve locally in our community.

Names reveal alot about us. The same is true with God. His names reveal His character and attributes. His names help us understand more about Him and how He works in our lives. In our series "Revealed" - we will explore several of God's names found in the Old Testament and how those names can impact our lives today.

Names reveal alot about us. The same is true with God. His names reveal His character and attributes. His names help us understand more about Him and how He works in our lives. In our series "Revealed" - we will explore several of God's names found in the Old Testament and how those names can impact our lives today.