Antioch Fullerton Sermon Podcast

Pastor Mark wraps up our series on the ministry of Jesus called "Good News" based in Luke 4:18-19, where Jesus makes a proclamation about who He is and what He came to do. Today we look at Jesus' ministry to the captives, those who are bound by lies about who we are and what we were created for.

Pastor Mark continues our series on the ministry of Jesus called "Good News" based in Luke 4:18-19, where Jesus makes a proclamation about who He is and what He came to do. Today we look at Jesus' ministry to the vulnerable, the outcast, the poor in spirit, and the impoverished.

Dr. Joel continues our series on the ministry of Jesus called "Good News" based in Luke 4:18-19, where Jesus makes a proclamation about who He is and what He came to do. Today we look at transforming power of the the Gospel.

Pastor Mark begins a series on the ministry of Jesus called "Good News" based in Luke 4:18-19, where Jesus makes a proclamation about who He is and what He came to do. We look at the role of the Holy Spirit in Jesus' ministry.

Pastor Mark takes us into Matthew 4:17-22 to observe the way and words of Jesus.

Jen uses flight analogy to help us understand Jesus' invitation to rise above the "turbulence" of our lives through prayer to and worship of God.

Pastor Jamesdon teaches this week from Romans chapter 8. He helps us discover how seasons of suffering or "wildfires" can have significance in our journey of following Jesus.

Pastor Mark continues his mini-series on the theme of trees in Scripture, teaching from Ecclesiastes chapter 3. He shares how, like nature's seasons, we have season in our lives and journeys with Jesus that God uses to mold and build us.

Pastor Mark begins a mini-series on the theme of trees in Scripture, beginning in Psalm 1. He explores the analogy of being a tree rooted by streams of living water.

In the final message of our Philippians series, Dr. Joel encourages us with the words of the Apostle Paul in Philippians 4, that unstoppable joy comes when we trust Christ to provide us with all we need to thrive through His grace.

This week in our Philippians series, Dr. Joel unpacks the correlation between a joyful life and peace-filled mind.

This week in our Philippians series, Dr. Joel shares how crucial a Christ-centered community is in our pursuit of Jesus.

This week in our Philippians series, Dr. Joel explores the question, how do we become passionate, committed Christians without becoming legalists?

This week in our Philippians series Pastor Mark points to our servant King, Jesus, who is the model for us to serve others joyfully.

In the fourth message in our Philippians series Pastor Mark explores the key ingredient to finding joy in relationships.

In the third message in our Philippians series Pastor Mark highlights for us the joy that is on the other side of surrender, looking specifically looking at Philippians 1:21 - "For to me to live is Christ, and to die is gain."

We continue with the second sermon in our series in Philippians, looking at how envy and comparison steal the joy God has for us.

Pastor Mark kicks off a new sermon series from the book of Philippians on the theme of JOY. We encourage you to follow along with us as we memorize a Scripture verse each week of the series. This week is Philippians 4:4.

In the final message of our Acts 2 series we look at the underlying belief about repentance and the Gospel that inspired the early Jesus community and ignited the spread of the Good News.

In part 7 of our Acts 2 series we explore how the early was marked by generosity, and how it begins with understanding the radical generosity of the God we serve.

In part 6 of our Acts 2 series we explore the power of hospitality by focusing on the very meaning of the word; “a love for the outsider.” We're reminded that there are no outsiders in God’s heart, and that when we remember that we’re insiders in His heart, we can create this space for others.

In part 5 of our Acts 2 series we explore what it means to be a community of people who welcome the powerful work and intervention of the Holy Spirit into our lives and gatherings.

This Sunday we celebrate the Risen King Jesus and what his resurrection means for our lives today!

In part 3 of our Acts 2 series we explore this idea of "the table" and the importance of fellowship and community in the early church.

In part two of our Acts 2 series we explore the authority of Scripture and its importance in the early church.