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Join Pastor Thanos of Epping Green Chapel for morning prayers on Tuesday, 16th December. This brief service includes a reading from 1 Peter 2:4–5, heartfelt worship, communal confession, and the Nicene Creed.
The episode offers Scripture-based encouragement, the Lord's Prayer, and a closing charge to live as lights in Christ.
This episode explains expository preaching—letting the Bible shape the sermon—and gives five reasons why it benefits the church: it feeds minds, humbles preachers, grows disciples, centers worship, and sustains believers in hard times. The message ties this approach to Advent, showing how the Word made flesh models God’s way of revealing himself and how faithful exposition brings Christ before the congregation.
Bible teaching video on 1 Thessalonians 2:1–12, exploring what real gospel ministry looks like—pleasing God, speaking with courage, and loving people with a gentle, “nursing mother” heart.
Pastor Thanos explains Matthew 5:14–16, contrasting personal interpretations with faithful exegesis. He emphasizes that Jesus’ call to be the "light of the world" points others to God, not to our fame, and urges listeners to let their character and witness glorify the Father.
Pastor Thanos offers a short, heartfelt message of prayer and encouragement from Epping Green Chapel, calling listeners to find peace, strength and renewed faith in Christ amid weariness and worry.
He prays for comfort, courage and rest, reminds us to trust God’s promises, and points to 2 Corinthians 5:7 — "For we walk by faith, not by sight."
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