Antioch Fullerton Sermon Podcast

Pastor Mark kicks off a new sermon series in Acts chapter 2 called "Following Jesus is Better with Friends". For more information about Antioch Fullerton or to find more sermons visit antiochfullerton.com

Visiting missionary Mike Smith shares stories of what God is doing around the world, and invites us to consider how we can be a part of the name of Jesus reaching the farthest corners of the globe. For more information about Antioch Fullerton or to find more sermons visit antiochfullerton.com

The world asks, “what does man own?” Christ asks, “How does he use it?” Faithful stewardship starts with the understand that all money is God's and that he entrusts us to use it for the glory of God. We look at Matthew 25:14-30 to find the truth about stewardship. For more information about Antioch Fullerton or to find more sermons visit antiochfullerton.com

Jesus' invitation in Matthew 6:24-34 is to be free from anxiety about money. Tall order, right? Pastor Mark shares that this seemingly impossible peace doesn't come from a simple decision to "not stress", but through a counter-cultural perspective shift and revelation of the character and nature of Father God. For more information about Antioch Fullerton or to find more sermons visit antiochfuller...

We've all mourned years that we feel were lost to brokenness, the pain of loss, or even shame. This week, we dive into the book of Joel to learn about a God who longs to pour out His grace and mercy and promises to bring restoration. There is nothing that has been robbed from us that God does not long to restore through His free gift of grace. For more information about Antioch Fullerton or to fin...

Making space to encounter Jesus means we recognize our need for grace. In Luke 2, we visit the story of the shepherds who were the first to hear of Jesus' birth. Throughout the Gospels, we see that it's the broken and "imperfect" who encounter Jesus and not the religious ones who try become righteous on their own. For more information about Antioch Fullerton or to find more sermons visit antiochfu...

Hope is waiting in expectation for the unseen to become seen. In Luke 2, we visit the story of Simeon & Anna and explore the idea of 'hope.' Why do we hope? What does hope look like? What is the object of our hope? For more information about Antioch Fullerton or to find more sermons visit antiochfullerton.com

We look at the story of the Magi (wise men) visiting Jesus and how we can "make room" by sacrificially orienting our lives around worshipping and following Jesus. For more information about Antioch Fullerton or to find more sermons visit antiochfullerton.com

In Matthew 1 we find the message of John the Baptist, which is that repentance is the way in which we make room for Jesus and enter in to His Kingdom. For more information about Antioch Fullerton or to find more sermons visit antiochfullerton.com

A rule of life is not a list of does and don'ts, but rather a framework or support structure that indexes our growth toward Jesus and in alignment with our values . Dr. Joel challenges us to evaluate our relationships with God, others, and ourselves, and build a rule of life around us to grow us into deeper connection and intimacy with others and with Jesus. For more information about Antioch Full...

We live in a world of chronic loneliness. This week we look at the story of David and Jonathan in 1 Samuel as Crystal shares the importance of true, healthy friendship and how it is essential for following Jesus. For more information about Antioch Fullerton or to find more sermons visit antiochfullerton.com

Our words can either open heaven and stamp value on people, or they tear down and destroy. We'll be looking specifically at two types of words, both encouragement and hard conversations.

We all want to be seen, known, and understood. Pastor Mark shares some Biblical values around listening and empathizing, and demonstrates a healthy conversation with his wife, Crystal, about a real conflict they had yesterday.

Our deepest longing as humans is to know we are loved in spite of our brokenness. It's time to come out of hiding. We follow a God who became a human, walked in vulnerability, modeled healthy relationships, and gave us a new identity through his sacrifice on the cross.

We look at John 17 in what is known as the Upper Room Discourse to learn from Jesus the necessary foundation for healthy relationships.

Dr. Joel takes us into the final chapter of the book of Jonah, highlighting the infinite compassion and love of God for undeserving sinners (us).

Pastor Mark takes us into chapter 3 of the book of Jonah, showing how God always invites us back into obedience even in the midst of our brokenness.

Pastor Mark takes us into chapter 2 of the book of Jonah, showing how God is with us in our dark places.

Pastor Mark shares an overview of the book of Jonah and his wrestling with the call of God.