In All Things

In this special New Year’s episode of In All Things, Assistant Stated Clerk Michael Davis reflects on the past year and looks ahead with hope and faith. Drawing from Isaiah 43:18-19, Michael reminds us to “forget the former things” and focus on the new work God is doing in our midst.

Through heartfelt reflections on God’s faithfulness in 2024, Michael explores the transformative power of prayer and offers practical tips to deepen your prayer life in 2025. Whether you're an individual seeking to grow spiritually or a church leader planning for the year ahead, this episode is filled with encouragement and actionable insights.

As we step into 2025, Michael calls the denomination to move forward with confidence, trusting in God’s promises and seeking His guidance for what lies ahead. Join us for this uplifting and inspiring conversation to start the year off with renewed hope and purpose. Happy New Year from all of us at In All Things!

In this special Christmas episode of In All Things, Dean Weaver reflects on the often-overlooked role of Joseph in the nativity story, drawing inspiration from Luke 2:1-7. Through a heartfelt devotional, Dean unpacks Joseph’s quiet humility, steadfast obedience, and unwavering faith as he carried out God’s plan without seeking recognition or reward.

In this episode, Assistant Stated Clerk Michael Davis steps in as guest host to chat with Saul and Jessie Huber, EPC’s Coordinators of Mobilization. With humor and heartfelt conversation, this trio of friends dives into the vital role of mobilizers, the importance of cultivating a call to missions in younger generations, and the practical steps missionaries take to get started. Along the way, they share a powerful missionary testimonial and reflect on the challenges of the mission process. This episode, equal parts insightful and entertaining, is a must-listen for anyone passionate about the Great Commission and global movement.

In this special episode, Gabriel de Guia, Executive Director of EPC World Outreach, steps in as guest host to have a meaningful conversation with Alan Trafford, Chairman of the EPC Fraternal Relations Committee. Together, they explore the powerful collaboration between Fraternal Relations and the Global Movement, showcasing how these initiatives work hand in hand to advance the gospel worldwide. 

Join Assistant Stated Clerk Michael Davis this holiday weekend as he explores the practical ways to minister Christ's love with our families and loved ones. In this episode, we are challenged to bring peace, joy and glory to God through our speech, songs, and actions as we share space with one another in deep gratitude.  

In this episode of In All Things, Dean Weaver sits down with Nick and Amanda, global workers of the EPC, to explore the joys and challenges of following God’s call. Nick and Amanda share candidly about their doubts, struggles, and how their home church and presbytery have been vital in their journey. They remind us that missionaries aren’t “super Christians” but ordinary people relying on an extraordinary God. Through tough seasons, they’ve discovered the gentle and faithful character of God, who sustains their family and work.

 

Join us as we unpack what it means to live out the gospel in the everyday and embrace God’s call with authenticity and trust.

Gianna Lazzaro, EPC’s Communications Associate, changes things up as she interviews EPC Stated Clerk Dean Weaver to talk about the devastation of Hurricane Helene and how the EPC is ministering and caring for those in need.

Dean Weaver, EPC Stated Clerk, welcomes Johnny Long, Director of Operations of World Outreach.  Dean and Johnny talk about the preparation that has gone into preparing our global workers and denomination for the next steps of World Outreach.

Dean Weaver, EPC Stated Clerk, welcomes Dr. Sean Brubaker, pastor of Calvin Presbyterian Church, to talk about how they used extraordinary circumstances to reflect the community around them.  Sean shares how this has made them more effective in ministering to their surrounding neighborhood.