A warm welcome The Rev. Lauren Weidenboerner, adjunct professor at Trinity School for Ministry, as she helps Epiphany celebrate Trinity Sunday.

Is this the best sermon ever preached? Not the one Pastor Bryan shares, but the one St. Peter proclaims on Pentecost.

Stephen's martyrdom highlights a spiritual truth that's as pleasant and as beloved as a colonoscopy. Also: Pastor Bryan shares about a past defeat.

Pastor Bryan's Talk from the Mockingbird Festival in Tyler, TX., where he pitches a most unpopular bit of Christian theology. Also: if Pelagius the heretic had an Instagram account.

Mr. John Bryant, Evangelist with Church Army USA, explains the difficulty of Jesus's admonition to "abide" in him.

Eight weeks ago, Peter denied knowing who Jesus was. But now, he's telling off Jesus's executioners with unexpected boldness. Also: Pastor Bryan's hippie friend takes potatoes into his own hands.

Did you know that The Monkees had Jimi Hendrix open for them over six shows in 1967? Also: quick lesson in distinguishing between The Gospel and the implications of The Gospel.

A new sermon series begins today with an exploration of the very first words St. Paul shared with the people of Corinth. Also: Pastor Bryan has a favorite statue.

Please welcome Seminarian Brandon Daily to Epiphany's pulpit this week! Thomas was already crushed by doubt before missing Jesus's resurrection appearance. But it turns out, there's a community of people who are very good at making space for his hesitation. 

The original Easter Sunday changed the world in profound ways. How might it change us too? Also: the Hallmark Channel tries to make Easter Movies a thing.