Antioch Church | Audio Podcast

In this sermon, Ken introduced the People of God series and talked about how we as Christians are part of a royal priesthood (1 Peter 2:9).

Ken looks at an ethics of attention and focus in an age of distraction in this sermon, Love the Lord with All Your Mind, his first sermon back after sabbatical.

In Luke 8, Jesus warns his disciples to pay close attention to how they listen when God’s Word is preached. In this sermon, Pete offers a set of practices for listening to a biblical preaching in a way that will cultivate a hospitality to the Spirit of God so that our lives will be transformed to the image of Christ.

Ed Underwood, the Senior Pastor of Church of the Open Door, shares about his journey back to his first love. By doing things for Jesus, Ed shares how it is easy to lose sight of the focus of why we do what we do.

There is only one story in the Bible of Jesus as a boy child— when he was twelve, his family went to Jerusalem for a feast. On the way back, Mary and Joseph could not find Jesus anywhere. After spending a few days frantically searching, they found him in the temple. This story reminds us that we will be most satisfied when we, too, choose to spend time with the Father. Luke 2:41-52.

Pete Kelley closes out the Advent Conspiracy series heading into Christmas Eve. By spending just a little less on gifts we free up our resources to love as Jesus loves by giving to those who really need help. It’s not that there’s something wrong with the shopping mall—it’s that the better story is about loving all.

Special guest Heather Thomas, Community Pastor at Imago Dei in Salt Lake City, Utah, shares a moving message about what it means to worship in the waiting.

Pete continues the Advent Conspiracy series with a message on what it looks like to give relationally. The most powerful, memorable gift you can give to someone else is yourself. And nobody modeled this more than Jesus. When it comes to spending time with those you love, it’s all about quality, not quantity.

Pete explores the first pillar of the Advent Conspiracy, spend less. Spending less isn’t a call to stop giving gifts; it’s a call to stop spending money on gifts we won’t remember and don’t need. By spending wisely on gifts, we free ourselves from the anxiety associated with debt so we can take in the season with a full heart.

Special guest, Juanita Rasmus, co-pastor at St. John's United Methodist Church in Houston TX, shares with us a message from Luke 17:11-21.

For centuries Christians have celebrated Advent to share in the ancient longing for the arrival of the Messiah and to be alert and expectant of his second coming. This Sunday Pete Kelley introduced us to Advent Conspiracy and called us into a time to worship God fully and reclaim Christmas by telling a story that’s actually good news.

Special guest, Jer Swigart, Co-Founding Director of The Global Immersion Project, shares a message about Malachi and what it means to care for widows, orphans and immigrants.

In this message on the book of Hosea, Ken addresses how God feels about our unfaithfulness and ultimately how God pursues and renews his covenant with us.

Ken shares a message on Habakkuk for The Minor Prophets series.

Pete continues The Minor Prophets series with a message on Obadiah.

Ken takes a quick detour in The Minor Prophets series to talk about Jeremiah.

Ken explains how the prophetic voice disrupts the status quo.

Pete talks about God's prophecy toward Ninevah for the people of Judah.

Pete introduces our new series on The Minor Prophets.

Ken shares his thoughts on what it means to be invested in a local Church.

Pete closes out our Fruit of the Spirit series with a message on self control.

Ken continues our series on the Fruit of the Spirit with a message on faithfulness.

Ken continues our Fruit of the Spirit series with a message on goodness.

Mia Bailey, Servant Leader, shares a message on Making the Word Relevant Again.

Jerell Carper continues our series with a message on kindness.