Anthem Church

When we don't know what's ahead, what is our trust fastened to? Speaker: Jon Birkmire (Interim Lead Pastor, Anthem Church) The Anthem Church Podcast https://anthemchurch.com Follow us on Instagram

Who or what is controlling you? Speaker: Philip Floor (Student Ministry Director, Anthem Church) The Anthem Church Podcast https://anthemchurch.com Follow us on Instagram

What could our world look like if we chose restoration instead of condemnation? Speaker: Joel Thomas (Lead Pastor, Buckhead Church) The Anthem Church Podcast https://anthemchurch.com Follow us on Instagram

It’s tough to be a faithful follower of Jesus under normal circumstances, and nearly impossible when someone around you has given you a big reason not to be. But help is available to us. Speaker: Andy Stanley The Anthem Church Podcast https://anthemchurch.com Follow us on Instagram

We often use the word “good,” and it can mean a number of different things. In this message, we’ll look at the true definition of goodness—something our world definitely needs now. The Anthem Church Podcast https://anthemchurch.com Follow us on Instagram

What does kindness look like, act like, and react like?

Jesus never said life would be easy, but he did promise us a path that leads to peace. Speaker: Joel Thomas (Lead Pastor, Buckhead Church) The Anthem Church Podcast https://anthemchurch.com Follow us on Instagram

Jesus promised that a consistent, constant, and steady joy can be ours. And fortunately, he also tells us how.

The Holy Spirit was given to us not so we could be more spiritual, but to produce selfless maturity.

When the church first began, a natural question surfaced right away: What shall we do? The answer had to do more with understanding who your faith was in more than what needed to be done.

While the Greek word “ekklesia” is mistranslated as “church” in many Bibles, the word means “group” or “gathering.” Christianity has always been a movement, with local groups of people living out the same approach and posture of Jesus

The goal of a follower of Jesus should be to allow our hearts to break for thethings that break God’s heart. When you are faced with another person in a tough situation or in desperate need, how does your heart respond?

There is a very real battle between what we want now and what we want most, and we have a choice to make—will our hearts be set on NOW or LATER?

One way to test the spiritual condition of your heart is to listen to the words you say. In Matthew 15:10–20, Jesus teaches that the words we say reveal what’s in our hearts. Monitoring the nature of your words can help you monitor the condition of your heart. When it comes to your heart, do you hear yourself?

In all its subtle forms, greed has the potential to rob your life. But the secret to living a meaning-filled life is found across the border from what’s in it for me.

If the only things that concern you are about you, there is work to do. Ultimately, we save ourselves from ourselves by choosing not to be all about ourselves.

At the beginning of year, many of us ask, “What should I do about me?” And yet there’s another question that will potentially catapult you beyond yourself.

During this time of year, we engage our imaginations as we embrace the magic of Christmas. Let’s also imagine what the world would be like if we fully embraced the way of Jesus—the way of love.

Spiritual disciplines require practice. Practicing well is just as important as practicing, period. In this message, we’ll learn about a few disciplines we can begin to practice to make room to experience more of God’s power in our lives.

Spiritual habits are not the end; but a means to an end. To what end? Jesus makes that abundantly clear.

Angels, a greek word and the Good News. Lead Pastor Jason Lee looks at the moments when the first followers of Jesus stepped into what was next.

What's the faith of the next generation worth? Jon Birkmire unpacks what's at stake when we ask that question and what you and I can do about it in Part 3 of Irresistible.

Ever heard the phrase "The world is going to hell in a hand basket?" In Part 2 of Irresistible Jon Birkmire looks at the bystander effect and how the tensions we feel all around us could move us towards seeing people the way Jesus did.