Epikos Church Vancouver

We're not all master procrastinators, but we all procrastinate on something. In this message, we're diving into one thing Jesus challenges us not to procrastinate about as we look at someone who was "half-steppin" when he met Jesus face to face.

When you think of Mother Teresa, Dr. Viktor Frankl, Malala, Gandhi, and other greats, do you put yourself on the list? In this message, we crack open the incredible power of words and their unmatched ability to help us see ourselves differently. We discover what dominoes and words have to do with each other and leave with one small word that will change every interaction we have with others for the rest of our lives.

This week we will hear the story Jesus told of a woman who would not give up despite very unfavorable odds. We will explore when it's okay to quit and when to push through to the end. Lastly, we will see what Jesus tells us to do so we don't lose heart while persevering.

To party, or not to party, that is not even a question. Summer is full of partying. There are nonstop BBQ’s, pool parties, campfires, and opportunities to lazily hang out with friends as the day fades away. In this message, we look at three stories Jesus told after being accused of partying too much and with the "wrong" people.

No doubt you've heard the debate before. Some say its medicinal; others says its malignant. Some users defend recreational use, while opponents call for complete banishment. But when Jesus talked about this intoxicating substance, he didn't get political. Instead, he had an eternal lesson in mind.

We will explore a term that has crossed the boundaries of Christianity into secular society and find out how to win the fight against apathy as we continue our series, Stories Jesus Told.

Starting, growing, and nurturing healthy relationships can be complicated. There is never a moment when they are good-to-go or ready to be put on auto-pilot. In fact, they often require the best out of us and then some. Often, they require outside help in order to bring them back on the rails. Restorative Justice practitioner, Sidney Morgan, shares the story of how God led her into the field of guiding others towards relationship restoration.