Antioch Church | Audio Podcast

Mike Yankoski is a well-known author, speaker and social justice advocate. Disillusioned by his experience speaking on the Christian conference circuit, he decided to devote a year seeking God through spiritual practice. He describes what he learned in his message "Practicing Our Faith - Exploring the Biblical Invitation to Spiritual Practice."

Don Jacobson speaks on the difficulty of waiting on God when He doesn't seem to be there or answering our prayers.

Ken wraps up his two part message on money and giving.

Ken tackles a difficult subject: the relationship between our money and our walk with God.

Mike Caba, Professor at Kilns College in Bend, OR, discusses how to engage a pluralistic society without being disrespectful or making erroneous claims about other religions.

Rick Gerhardt, Biologist and Christian Apologist, discusses some of the philosophical reasons why we believe Christianity is true.

Ken wraps up The Wisdom Series with a message on betrayal, loving like Christ, and having grace for others.

Ken continues The Wisdom Series with a message on envy and the relationship between contentment and humility.

Ken continues The Wisdom Series with a message on the relationship between finding happiness, pursuing God and living well.

Ken continues the Wisdom series with a brief Worship Sunday message out of James 3 on loving the people around us with the way we use words.

Ken kicks off the Wisdom Series with a message on James 3:1-13 and the power of words to influence, build up, and destroy.

Pete Kelley, Lead Pastor of Doxology in Corvallis, Oregon, speaks on the story of Jonah and how God can send storms to bring us closer to Him.

Ken continues the Knowing God series with a message on being vigilant in our love, our walk of faith, and our obedience.

Ken continues the Knowing God series with a message on the realities of suffering and the way pain itself can become an idol, keeping us from knowing God.

Bob Shaw, Chief Meteorologist and Community Affairs Director at KTVZ in Bend, speaks on Isaiah 55 and the dangers of spiritual thirst.

Ken continues the Knowing God series with a message on the glory of God, the chief end of humanity, and the reason knowing God is so important.

Ken kicks off The Knowing God Series with an exploration of what we know about Christ and how that informs what we know about God.

Ed Underwood, Author and Senior Pastor at Church of the Open Door in Southern California, describes several theories about God's will and outlines 8 Principles that he has learned about hearing and following God.

Josh Butler, Pastor of Mission at Imago Dei Community in Portland, explains a Biblical understanding of Heaven, Earth, and Hell.

Celestin Musekura, President and Founder of African Leadership and Reconciliation Ministries (ALARM, Inc.), speaks on the transformational power of forgiveness and reconciliation.

Ken speaks on our need to give up our authority over own lives and persevere in our humility and obedience.

Ken briefly outlines the last 200 years in the development of worship music.

Ken examines our definition of Christianity through the lens of the Book of Jude and calls for a deeper, more substantial commitment to the cause of Christ.

Ken takes a deep look at what it really means to make Christ the focal point of our lives and allow Him to lead us.

Rick Gerhardt, Biologist and Christian Apologist, discusses the varying theories about Jesus' humanity and divinity and makes a case for Jesus being fully God and fully human.