Antioch Dallas - Sermon Podcast

Jesus is a master who leads by serving, unlike the world's structure of masters directing their slaves from afar. How can we learn from His example?

Our Worship Pastor, Jeremy West, continues our series on how Jesus turns the world upside down and right side up. This week's message contrasts the world's definition of wealth with Heaven's definition. Do we realize how wealthy we are by earthly standards? Does true satisfaction and happiness come from the possessions we have, or is there more to the story?

Our message from Luke 11 was brought to us by our Lifegroup and Stewardship Pastor, Joe Paolino. Three key points to consider are 1) God is not hiding from us, 2) Take care of your eyes, and 3) Jesus was cast into outer darkness on our behalf.

Pastor Zach brings us a message from Luke 11 that shows who Jesus is, who He says we are, and the implications of that for our lives

Pastor Zach gives us a prime example of how Jesus turns the world upside down from Luke chapter 10

In this amazing story from Luke chapter 8 we see Jesus defeats demonization. In this teaching you will learn more about: What are some of the effects of demonization? How would you know if you or someone you know was demonized? & How do I get free from demonization?

We continue our series studying the motivations for God sending his Son to Earth. Don't forget that we welcome your questions to guide this series; text 972.808.6938 or email hello@antiochdallas.org to begin!

We begin a new series studying the motivations for God sending his Son to Earth. Don't forget that we welcome your questions to guide this series; text 972.808.6938 or email hello@antiochdallas.org to begin!

As we reflect on Jesus's sacrifice are we fully aware of what it means to be a new creation? Do we live our lives fully convinced of this truth?

Pastor Zach instructs us from Luke 9.43-45 and 51-56. We are children of God!

When we look back on our lives, have there been seasons where our expectations led us to believe that God wasn't faithful, when in fact He had a greater plan than we could ever imagine in place all along? Pastor Zach gives us an illustration of God's faithfulness, pointing out that His timing supersedes ours. In Psalm 73 Asaph feels frustrated by his perception of God's faithfulness, but in verse...

Pastor Zach teaches us from Luke 8.22-25, reminding us of God's faithfulness to us even as we face trials. Do we allow our feelings to dictate the way we view our circumstances? Do we take note of God's faithfulness today to serve as a landmark of His faithfulness the next time we need to be reminded (1 Samuel 17.37, Joshua 4.20-24)?

As we continue to discover how our Father is faithful, our Elementary Children's Program Director Ellen Shaub reminds us that we serve a faithful leader who was willing to experience life just as we do and to lead us by example in righteous living. When we encounter difficulty, do we ask God what opportunity we have to partner with Heaven, or do we let our will supercede His?

Our Lifegroup and Facilities Pastor Donny Tapie continues our current series by illustrating God's faithfulness to us through providing the Messiah He promised in the Old Testament. We can trust that our Heavenly Father will continue to honor His word to us, His beloved children, even today.

Our Executive Pastor Johnny Gonzalez shares how God has been faithful to provide for his family, and breaks down the story of Jesus feeding the 5000 from Luke 9.10-17 to illustrate God's faithfulness in this area.

How do you reconcile a supposed God of Love with a God who also seems to destroy cities? That is the topic of today's podcast. If you have ever wrestled with this question, we think this can help you in your faith!

Pastor Zach continues to encourage believers in ways to make their lives have meaning, pointing to examples where the actions of men following John the Baptist allowed them to become disciples of Jesus.

Pastor Zach continues to encourage believers in ways to make their lives have meaning, specifically giving practical suggestions for fostering a culture of discipleship.

The church is charged by Jesus to make disciples throughout the Earth; how do we apply that today? In this teaching we learn from Jesus the 3 characteristics of who we are to look for in making disciples.

The church is charged by Jesus to make disciples throughout the Earth; how do we apply that today? Prayer is a major part of how we stay spiritually full ourselves, and Pastor Zach gives valuable insight into the importance of maintaining this key to seeing God's power released in our lives.

Every person desires to have a meaning for their lives- a mission to live and die for. In the marketplace of our world, the best seller in terms of looking for meaning is that of a self-created meaning. What makes you happy? What are you good at? What are you interested in? But those pathways for meaning, however popular they are, when tried end up crushing our souls. The weight and burden of need...

Pastor Zach talks about our church vision to saturate Dallas with the goodness of the gospel of Jesus and our mission to be sons and daughters who encounter Jesus, practice His ways, and build His Kingdom in our city, nation and nations of the earth.

In the ’80s there was a hit song whose chorus was “The future’s so bright, I gotta wear shades!” We all hope for a bright and fruitful future, but how does hope become a reality? While there is much in life we can’t control, in these 4 teachings, Jesus gives us fundamental principles for unlocking the future that we long for.