Beginning this week we will be taking a break from our weekly posts on the EPIC Blog, for the summer. Periodically we will post updates on services and events. Thanks for taking a look in each week. Before you go, take a look at a few important updates below.
This Sunday at EPIC Church is of great importance. Make sure to join us for the State of the Church Address.If you call EPIC your church home, please make it a priority to be there.
Our 10 week challenge begins soon. Click here for more info.
Our Missions Trip to Pontiac, Michigan takes place a little over a month from now. Please pray for those heading off on this trip!
For the summer, EPIC Wednesdays will only take place on the first Wednesday of each month. Join us then!
Jason Flood shared a great message yesterday entitled Climbed a Tree Lately? Listen to it here.
“You will keep in perfect peace him whose mind is steadfast, because he trusts in you.” Isaiah 26:3
Peace is something that few people talk about in this day and age. That is most likely due to the fact that few people know what it means to have peace, not even considering perfect peace. Peace, perfect peace, isn’t simply “peace and quiet”. It isn’t having the music turned down low and “meditating.” Perfect peace is not simply an atmosphere. Perfect peace is a mindset.
Perfect peace is birthed out of a unique focus and trust in God. It is also birthed out of understanding. It happens when we begin to understand that no matter what life’s present circumstance, God has a plan for us and has everything under control. Consequently, all we have to do is trust and believe upon him. It isn’t an easy road to walk down, but it’s a road worth walking down. Perfect peace is not only peace that comes from God, it is indeed the peace of God.
When you reach this point, what goes on in the world doesn’t matter. Life at this point is simply about you and God. That’s perfect peace.
On Sunday, June 6th I will share our semi-annual State of the Church Address at the EPIC Experience. Here’s an excerpt from the upcoming message:
We have several big challenges in front of us for the remainder of 2010 but an even bigger God to see us through. All of these challenges become opportunities for God to come through for us again. We can choose to focus on the overwhelming needs or we can fix our eyes on the One who meets our needs according to His glorious riches.
Fear or Faith? Let’s choose to see with eyes of faith!
Obstacle or Opportunity? Let’s consider this an opportunity for God to provide!
Impossible or Possible? Let’s believe God that all things are possible!
Mark your calendars now for Sunday, June 6th @ 10am. This will be a pivotal day for the EPIC Church family. Don’t miss the EPIC State of the Church Address!
Here are a few updates from an exciting weekend at EPIC Church:
We wrapped up our Heroes series yesterday with a special message from missionary heroes Sam & Joyce Johnson. Sam & Joyce are the executive directors of Priority One, working to fulfill the great commission by planting Bible schools across the globe. As a church, we support the Johnsons and Priority One.
Click here for the exciting message from Sam Johnson. Make sure to listen in!
EPIC Church – your overall giving and your missions giving specifically, was incredible yesterday! Thanks for helping us advance the kingdom.
EPIC Connection took place last night. It was an exciting time for those who came out to learn more about the vision and values of EPIC.
On Sunday, June 6th, we will have a specialState of the Church Address from Bobby. You won’t want to miss this important Sunday and pivotal message in the future of EPIC Church.
This summer at EPIC we will embark on an exciting 10 Week Challenge as a church. Click here for more info. Tune into Ten Minute Tuesdays here on the EPIC Blog tomorrow for the official details.
Next Sunday at the EPIC Experience we will have a stand-alone message entitled: Climbed a tree lately? You won’t want to miss it!
