Anthology Church

What does it look like to be a disciple of Jesus? Katie explores formation, using Acts 9:1-19 as a text. 

Kicking off our new series on making disciples, we wrap up our 2-year long journey through the Gospel of Matthew.

Let's visit with Jesus in the Garden of Gethsemane as he nears the final hours before the cross.

Communion is even more radical than you might think. Chael shares on how Jesus represented the final passover Lamb, and why that is significant in our own relationship with Him today.

Chael unpacks these words from Jesus found in Matthew 23 and Matthew 24.

Katie shares from Matthew 25:31-46 and the importance of caring for the poor and needy.

Based out of teaching in Matthew 21:28-32, Chael shares about the surprising people who repent and believe.

Daniel shares from Matthew 18:1-4, reading it in context and explaining how humbling ourselves and becoming like children is paramount in the Kingdom of God.

Katie shares on Matthew 17:1-21, when Jesus is transfigured on the mountain and when a boy needs his healing power. These stories juxtaposed provide a powerful understanding of Jesus and the work he wants to do in our lives.

Chael explains Jesus' confusing rebuke to Peter in Matthew 16:21-28, and how we as Christians have to be willing to deny ourselves and take up our crosses. 

Chael shares about when Jesus first was identified as the Messiah, and why the location he shared it to his disciples and to Simon Peter was profound for us today.

Katie shares from Matthew 16 about Jesus' warning toward his disciples.

Teaching text: Matthew 15:21-28 Jesus masterfully interacts with a Canaanite woman whose daughter is possessed in this controversial passage.

Teaching text: Matthew 15:1-20 Jesus offends the Pharisees with his teaching on what is considered truly 'clean' and 'unclean' in the Kingdom of God.

Chael shares on Hebrews 12:1-3 and fixing our eyes on Jesus as we run the race. As we head into this new year, how will you fix your eyes on Jesus?

Taking a look at Hebrews 12:1-3, we take time to reflect on what may be hindering us in living the fullness that God has for us.

Jesus told Peter to get out of the boat! Listen as Katie teaches how Jesus and Peter walking on water can encourage us in our own journey.

In Matthew 14, we read the story of Jesus feeding the 5,000. This story encourages us to know that we can bring to Jesus what we have, and he will do the miraculous with it beyond our own strengths.

Because we all have a story to live, but no one can live the story alone. Acts 2:42-47

Because God can rewrite a story in an instant, but sometimes change takes time. Luke 24:13-32 Emmaus Road; Acts 9:1-7 Damascus Road

Because God’s Word shapes our worldview and God’s Spirit gives us power to live a better story Isaiah 61; Acts 2:42-47

Because knowing whose we are and who we are compels us to action in our story. John 15 

Because we discover a true and better story when we organize our lives around the priorities and patterns of Jesus 2 Corinthians 3:17-18; Matt 11:28-30; Is 26:8

Join us as we reveal our new mission statement and jump aboard to what God is calling us to be and do as a community to impact our area for the Kingdom of God. 

Mark shares from Matthew 13 on these famous parables.