Antioch Church | Audio Podcast

Luke describes why the Gospel is the most exciting story ever told.

Ken wraps up the Pursuit of God series with an extension of the conversation on happiness and contentment.

Rick Gerhardt, Biologist and Christian Apologist, describes a Biblical view of consciousness and unpacks the difference between our brains and our souls.

Ken completes The Pursuit of God Series with a message on doubt and the christian life.

Ken continues The Pursuit of God Series with a message on the centrality of joy and happiness to the Christian life.

Ken talks about spiritual discipline and the kind of dedication and drive it takes to truly pursue God over everything else.

Ken leads us in answering the dominant questions about divine communication and hearing from God. We can better position ourselves to hear from God if we develop a discipline of prayer and a posture of solitude.

Ken delivers a powerful message on the "fear" side of fear and trembling. When we step out in faith, sometimes it leads us directly into scary, difficult situations, rather than delivering us.

Ken continues the Paradox Series with a message on God's power over nature and our circumstances.

In Part III of the Paradox Series, Ken delves into nature of faith by reading through the story of Abraham and Isaac. True faith is often tested the most intensely right before deliverance arrives.

Brandon interviews Aaron Wells about playing OSU football, being a Christian police officer, and the role church ministry plays in his life.

Luke Suciu, Antioch's Youth Pastor, talks about the difficulty of worshipping in the midst of suffering and pain. He explains that while our triumphalistic American culture discourages dwelling on pain and sadness, worshipping out of our bitterness and frustration is very natural, very human, and very much a part of living the Christian life.

Ken kicks off Paradox - A Series on Faith with a message on Joshua and the difficulties involved with letting God fight our battles for us.

John Suciu, Pastor of Wallen Baptist Church in Fort Wayne, IN, talks about how our work ethic matters to God.

Jake Hendrix, Pastor of House of Providence in Vancouver, WA, speaks about the goodness of God and why we have a hard time believing it.

Ken's powerful Mother's Day message explores the pain and difficulties that arise when women's maternal instincts and desires are left unfulfilled because of tragedy, mental illnesses, and infertility.

Eric Knox, Pastor of Diversity at Imago Dei Community in Portland, OR, describes the misconceptions some Christians develop and explains how to avoid them.

Ken talks about the relationship between consumerism, envy, discontentment, and unhappiness.

Alex Mutagubya, Founder of Transform African Ministries and Pastor of Luzira Community Church in Kampala, Uganda, talks about the importance of stopping to listen to God when we get overrun by life.

Linda Van Voorst speaks on God's prophetic call in Zechariah for us to love and care for the poor and oppressed.

Ken wraps up the two part Easter series with a message on the nature of love and our human tendency to twist our version of love into something that serves us.

Ken preaches an Easter message about developing a Christ-centered perspective on scripture and everyday life.

Dr. Gerry Breshears, professor of Theology at Western Theological Seminary and co-author with Mark Driscoll of several popular books on doctrine and the church, continues The Colossians Series with a message on how to live a Christ-centered life of reconciliation and joy.

Ken continues the series on Colossians with a message on what it means to rely fully on Christ in our everyday lives.

Ken kicks off the series on Colossians with a message on how we can sometimes misunderstand assurance of salvation and why Colossians is such an important book.