Antioch Fort Worth

This week, our guest speaker, Jim Yost, taught from the life of Caleb (Numbers 13-14) and inspired us to become risk takers filled with courage. In this message, Jim challenged us to see that God is calling the church of this new millennium to a new level of risk-taking.

This week, Guest Speaker, Chris Harper continues our Firm Footing series by sharing about how Jesus wants us to pursue intimacy with Him.

In this weeks sermon, Children's Pastor, Lyndy Pinkston continues our Firm Footing series by sharing how God wants us to handle a personal offense through forgiveness and relying upon Him to be our defender.

In this weeks sermon, Lead Pastor Jamey Miller continues our Firm Footing series by sharing how God wants us to know and remember the places of truth and revelation in our lives so that we can walk in all that He has for us

In this week’s message, Guest Speaker Chris Chappotin continues our series on Firm Footing by sharing from Matthew 14:22-23 and teaching us how we can find our true selves by turning towards Jesus.

In this week’s message, Jason Cox continues our Firm Footing sermon series by sharing about Firm Footing in Community. In this message, we were encouraged that our God is a relational God of love, and in his wisdom and love for us, He created us in his image.

We started our Firm Footing series this week as Laura A., our pastoral care director, shares with us a powerful word in how to walk through the challenges of life with health and hope. In this message, Laura encouraged us that life’s problems can be tools God uses to refine us and deepen our relationship with Him.

In this Pentecost Sunday message, Dr. Yancy Smith shared a powerful word from the book of Acts 2. In this message, Yancy encouraged us that being a spiritual person means stepping into Jesus’ relationship with the Father through the Spirit.

In this Mother’s Day message, Julie Pennington preached a powerful word about the Kingdom of God coming in our lives. In this message, Julie encouraged us that God is inviting us to embrace the unseen work of the Kingdom in our lives.

In this final week of our series on Philippians called “Overflowing”, lead pastor, Jamey Miller, encouraged us to walk in overflowing peace out of chapter 4. In this sermon, we discussed how God is calling us to his overflowing love that is expressed in peace and results in unity and thanksgiving.

We continued our series on Philippians called “Overflowing” as our lead pastor, Jamey Miller, encouraged us from Philippians 3 by talking about Overflowing Purpose. In this message, Jamey reminded us that God is calling us to his overflowing love that is expressed in shared purpose and results in unity.

Our lead pastor, Jamey Miller, continued our Philippians series on chapter 2 sharing about Overflowing Humility. In this message, Jamey shared with us that God is calling us to overflowing love that is expressed in humility and results in unity.

Our lead pastor, Jamey Miller, opened up our new series, “Overflowing - A Series on Philippians” by preaching from Philippians 1 on overflowing joy. In this message, Jamey shared with us that God is calling us to express a culture of overflowing joy that marks us and touches the world around us.

Our lead pastor, Jamey Miller, finished our two-part series on the victory of Jesus. In this message, he encouraged us that God wants us to put our faith in the faithfulness of Jesus so that we can know and express his victory in life.

Our lead pastor, Jamey Miller, preached a powerful Easter message declaring the victory of God in our lives. Jamey encouraged us to put our trust and hope in Jesus and the victory that only he brings into our lives.

Our lead pastor, Jamey Miller, preached a powerful Palm Sunday message declaring that Palm Sunday is another opportunity for us to calibrate our lives to Jesus and the Father’s heart of love that he reveals to us.

We end our series called Lay It Down and Let It Go this week as our Youth Pastor, Graydon Jones, shares how God is calling us to lay down our distractions and old self mentality so we can experience complete renewal in Jesus

We continued our series called Lay It Down and Let It Go this week as our LifeGroup and Missions Pastor shared on Hope and Freedom. He spoke of our need to lay down disappointment so that we can walk in the hope and freedom that comes from knowing Jesus.

Our executive pastor, Micah Scharchburg, continued our sermon series called “Lay it Down, Let it Go” in sharing on “Truth and Freedom”. Micah unpacked how Jesus came to restore intimacy with God and one another that we lost in the garden.

In this week’s message, our college pastor, Ben Moss, continued our sermon series called Lay It Down...Let It Go by talking about Identity and Freedom. In this message, Ben encouraged us to lay down our false identities in order to experience the freedom God has for us.

In this weeks message, Pastor Jamey Miller opened our Lent series with a message called, “Forgiveness and Freedom” discussing our need to realign our lives to the freedom that comes when we forgive.

This week, a Guest Speaker from Antioch Waco shared with us the final sermon in our Passion and Purpose series called Passion and Purpose...in the Nations. In this sermon, Don unpacked our call as a people to reach the Nations of the earth.

This week, Jamey Miller continues our Passion and Purpose series as he discusses passion and purpose for Jesus in our city out of II Corinthians 5:14-21. In this message, Jamey shared that passion and purpose for Jesus means we get to represent Jesus and point to Him in our spheres of influence in the city.

In this second message in our series “Passion & Purpose”, our lead pastor Jamey Miller shared with us about passion and purpose in our life together in the church. His main point was that our life together will always be a key part of developing a passion for Jesus and his purposes in the earth.

This week our lead pastor, Jamey Miller, started us off in a new series called “Passion and Purpose” unpacking our core values. In this message, Jamey encourages us that God wants our lives to be marked by a growing passion for Jesus and a growing grace to follow him.