Antioch Church | Audio Podcast

In Part I of a two-part message on truth and the Bible, Ken addresses the importance of our worldview and understanding of truth in how we answer the question of how to live.

Pete explores the good news that we have a God who speaks to us through his creation, through Scripture and ultimately through his Son.

Ed Underwood addresses the question: What would Jesus and the Apostles think of popular disciple making strategies?

Ken continues to discuss the challenges and difficulties of race in America and tragedy in the world with this look at the role of lament in the Christian life.

Ken Wytsma provides a much-needed examination which illuminates the reasons why we - as Americans and especially American Christians - should all care about race relations in America.

Leroy shares about inviting God into some of our most difficult situations.

Ken discusses the ultimate end of human life in this history rich message that traverses the Westminster Confession, the King James Bible, Henry David Thoreau and more.

Diverting from the summer series to address recent global and local tragedies, Ken uses the story of Adolph Eichmann and Hannah Arendt to discuss the messiness of life, the mystery of God, and the necessity of faith.

Pete talks about Imago Dei, humankind made in the image of God. If we are made in the image of God, it changes the way we view ourselves, others and the world.

Pete talks about the value of the sacraments, specifically highlighting baptism.

Rick Gerhardt gives a reasoned defense of the resurrection based on historical and modern narrative.

Pete talks about the historical and modern importance of pentecost as well as shaping our lives to prioritize what is actually the most important.

Ken speaks on the mysterious, unpredictable discipline of listening for the voice of God and following the Holy Spirit.

HD Weddel continues our series in ACTS by sharing about the importance of spending time with Jesus.

Pete approaches the sensitive topic of giving by looking at how the early church saw all they had as a gift from God and a means to practice the presence of God’s kingdom on earth.

Ken opens us and shares about the reality of spiritual and church abuse as part of our larger experience of disappointment with Christians in this message from the book of Acts.

As Christ-followers we know that we are invited to be part of what God is doing in the world, but often times, the idea of living on mission feels like adding another duty to our already-packed lives.

Pete introduces our series in Acts by talking about how union with Christ is the foundation of a life of mission.

Ken discusses what Jesus created in three days when he resurrected from the dead and became the temple, mediator, or bridge between mankind and God.

Ken shares from Matthew on Jesus’ entry into Jerusalem on a donkey and how that day (and Jesus’ final week) is anything but the meek and mild picture we sometimes paint.

Do you struggle with prayer? Jesus’ first disciples did too. That’s why they asked him to teach them to pray (Luke 11.1). In this sermon, Pete offers a fresh perspective on prayer and introduces a set of tools for learning to pray.

Do you ever worry that God is disappointed with you? Pete kicks off our Lent series on prayer with a celebration of the good news that we have been made one with Christ and our standing with God is based on Jesus’ record and performance, not ours.

Pastor Jonathan Brooks speaks from Jeremiah 29:4-6 about what it means to live in community.

A.J. Swoboda shares a message with Antioch entitled “Meeting Jesus” based on Matthew 17:1-13.

Ken continues the People of God series with a timely message in “The Body of Christ.”