Antioch Church | Audio Podcast

Ken talks about the way our culture conditions us to expect pleasure and comfort, when the Psalms teach us to expect something radically different.

Dr. John Perkins, Author, Civil Rights Activist and Community developer, illuminates the connection between the Gospel and our call to join God in seeking justice and redeeming the world.

Ken Wytsma talks about the practical balance between being influenced by friends and being the influencer. When is it okay to quit your friends?

Ken points out that sometimes our consumeristic culture can make us blind to the abundance God has given us. When we get hyper-focused on the things we don't have, we can easily forget all the gifts God has given us.

H.D. Weddel, Principal at Bend High School and Chaplain of the Oregon State University football team, speaks on taking Jesus at His word and trusting Him enough to live fearlessly.

Could we have an inaccurate definition of grace and salvation? Ken describes some of our misconceptions about salvation and the word "grace" and casts a vision for a more holistic picture of the Christian life.

Ken speaks on Family Sunday about the necessity and blessing of waiting on God's timing as we pray and live our lives.

Leroy Barber, Global Executive Director of Word Made Flesh, an international organization that works among the most vulnerable of the world's poor, speaks on learning to love each other the way Christ would have us love.

Ken wraps up The Mary Series with a message on some of the surprising things we can learn about gender and our role in God's plan from her story.

Ken continues the Mary Series by demonstrating that Mary is the most depicted figure in the history of art. Mary's Song also shows us that justice for all is an integral part of the gospel, and we err when we try to separate the gospel from our duty to bring justice to the world.

Sometimes we change stories to make our heroes and heroines more powerful and less human. Ken kicks off The Mary Series with a message on Mary's humanity and the history of the church's views about her.

Gerry Breshears wraps up The Give Thanks Series with a message on happiness, rejoicing, and what that really means.

Michael McBride, Lead Pastor of The Way Christian Center in Berkeley, CA, continues the Give Thanks series with a message on Philippians 3.

Ken continues the Give Thanks series with a message on Philippians 2.

If we want to truly live thankful lives, we'll have to let go of the disease of individualism that is embedded in our culture. Ken unpacks Philippians 1 for Part I of the Give Thanks series

Four folks from Antioch speak on four spiritual disciplines: Madelle Friess:: Community David Grissen :: Rest/Sabbath Cheryl Kent :: Reading Scripture Rick Gerhardt :: Prayer.

Luke paints an exciting picture of what life is intended to be when we live in union with Christ.

As part of Antioch's 7th Anniversary, Ken returns to the first message he ever gave at Antioch: Come and Die.

Ken describes the kind of shaping influence we ought to allow Christ to exert on us and - through us - our culture.

Ken describes his vision for a church that dramatically impacts culture by being both relevant and faithful to the truth.

Luke Suciu talks about the relevance of leadership and responsibility in everyday life.

Ken talks about a theology of creativity and how it plays out in the life of a believer and in the church.

Ken describes the four Antioch core values: Christ-centeredness, Authentic Spirituality, Intentional Community, and Missional Living.

Aaron Wells, a former OSU football player and Detective in the Redmond Police Department, talks about church: what it is, why we don't always like it, and why we should do it anyway.

Ken talks about the purpose of the church and the need for unity within the body of Christ.