Epikos Church Sermons

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Epikos Church Sermons

Weekly Sermons from Epikos Church Milwaukee

  1. Anger

    2D AGO

    Anger

    Epikos Church Sermons

    38 min
  2. True Righteousness

    MAR 2

    True Righteousness

    Pastor Tommy explores Matthew 5:17-20 in this week's message, explaining Jesus's statement that he came to fulfill, not abolish, the law and prophets. He emphasizes that "the law and prophets" refers to God's rescue plan for humanity through Israel, which Jesus claims to be fulfilling. Pastor Tommy explains that when Jesus says our "righteousness must exceed that of the scribes and Pharisees," he's not promoting works-based salvation but highlighting that true righteousness comes through relationship with him, not merely following rules. The Pharisees mistakenly prioritized rule-following over participating in God's mission.

    39 min
  3. Salt & Light

    FEB 23

    Salt & Light

    In this sermon, Pastor Mark Deering continues the "Upside Down Kingdom" series, exploring Jesus's Sermon on the Mount. He examines Matthew 5:13–16, where Jesus tells his followers they are "the salt of the earth" and "the light of the world." Pastor Mark explains three key insights: to be effective salt, believers must be authentic and avoid hypocrisy; to be light in the world, we must work together in community rather than attempting to go it alone; and finally, we must stop hiding our light under a basket, embracing vulnerability in all areas of life. Throughout the message, Pastor Mark emphasizes that the Sermon on the Mount is fundamentally about relationships—with God and with others—and he challenges us to examine where we might be failing to fully embrace our role as salt and light.

    31 min
  4. The Good Life

    FEB 17

    The Good Life

    In this week's sermon, Pastor Jacob Michalski focuses on The Beatitudes and what it means to "live the good life." He explains that the word "blessed" in the Beatitudes equates to "happy" or having "the good life," and then contrasts Jesus's unexpected view of who has the good life with common perspectives. While people typically think of the good life in terms of comfort, security, and material success, Jesus declares that the good life belongs to those who are poor in spirit, mourning, meek, hungering for righteousness, merciful, pure in heart, peacemaking, and even persecuted. Pastor Jacob emphasizes that this seemingly paradoxical teaching reflects Jesus's eternal perspective rather than a temporal one, and points out that the Beatitudes aren't a checklist but rather an assessment tool to see if one's heart aligns with God's perspective on the world. He concludes by encouraging his congregation to reflect on these teachings and compare their own definition of the good life with Jesus's vision.

    42 min
  5. The Sermon on the Mount

    FEB 9

    The Sermon on the Mount

    Epikos Church Sermons

    29 min
  6. Moving Forward Faithfully

    FEB 2

    Moving Forward Faithfully

    In this week's sermon, Pastor Mark discusses Epikos Church's new mission and vision through the lens of the Great Commission from Matthew 28. He defines discipleship as a process of trusting in Jesus, becoming like Jesus, and doing what Jesus did, emphasizing that the church's role is to equip and encourage people in this journey. Our new mission statement reflects these values, and our vision is to "reach every neighborhood to see the gospel redeem and renew lives," highlighting our commitment to community, diversity, and spiritual growth. Pastor Mark uses our demographic map as evidence of their ability to unite people across different backgrounds, underlining the transformative power of the gospel in bringing people together under Jesus.

    38 min
  7. Looking Back in Gratitude

    JAN 26

    Looking Back in Gratitude

    This week at Epikos Church, we celebrate 20 years of being a church! During this week’s message, Pastor Mark Deering walks through the past 20 years of the church, sharing stories of connection, growth, and life change from various people who call Epikos home.

    39 min

  8. JAN 19

    Identity in Jesus

    In this week's sermon, Pastor Tommy Hutchison discusses a story from Luke 2 about 12-year-old Jesus being accidentally left behind in Jerusalem by Mary and Joseph after Passover. After searching for three days, they find Jesus in the temple discussing scripture with religious teachers who were amazed by His understanding. When questioned by His worried parents, Jesus responded that "I must be in my father's house," demonstrating that even as a pre-teen, He knew His true identity was rooted in God the Father. Pastor Tommy uses this story to explore how Christians should similarly find their identity in God rather than in worldly things, explaining that humans were originally created to be "God's skyscrapers"—designed to display His glory to the world. The sermon concludes with three practical ways to develop this identity: spending time with God in prayer, being obedient to God's commands, and studying scripture.

    39 min
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