Sermons By Antioch Community Church in Beverly, MA (Boston Area)

This week, we explore Psalm 103, which reminds us to remember God's goodness, rest in His character, and respond in worship.

In this message from Psalms for Every Season of the Soul , we explore Psalm 51 and discover how David's prayer of repentance reveals God's abundant mercy and  forgiveness. Through confession and humility, we learn that no sin is beyond God's forgiveness and that He delights in our restoration.

This sermon on Psalm 13 reminds us that we can and should be honest with God in the midst of our pain and struggles. When we experience doubt or loneliness, we are reminded that God is faithful, attentive and steadfast.

This week, we kicked off a new sermon series, Psalms for Every Season of the Soul. Drawing from Psalm 46, this message reminds us that we can trust in God as our refuge in times of fear, uncertainty, trouble and anxiety.

This week, we look at our emotional health and how we can keep our hearts in a position to be healed and strengthened by the Lord.

This week's message focuses on stewarding our physical health. Drawing from 1 Corinthians 6:12-20, this sermon explores why and how we can honor God with our bodies.

This week, we looked at how God designed us not only for work, but also for rest. Drawing from Genesis 2:1-3, Exodus 20:8-11, Deuteronomy 5:12-15, Psalm 121 and Matthew 11:28-30, this sermon reminds us that God has given us the gifts of sleep and sabbath as two healthy rhythms for our lives.

This week, we take a look at our work lives as one of the primary places we live out God's mission and glorify Him. 

This week, we look at Ephesians 4:29-32 with a focus on our words and how life-giving speech can strengthen our relationships.

In this message from our Strengthen the Family to Multiply series, we focus on relational health and the power of forgiveness and reconciliation, rooted in God’s vision for healthy, growing families and communities. This sermon calls us to experience God’s forgiveness deeply and extend it to others, pursuing healing and freedom in our relationships.

In this first sermon of our new series,  Strengthen the Family to Multiply , we explore how God calls us to prepare for growth before we see the promise fulfilled, drawing from Isaiah 54:1–3. This message invites us to enlarge our vision, stretch in faith, and strengthen our foundations. As we do, we make room for God to bring multiplication through our lives, families, and communities.

This message explores 1 Corinthians 15, the truth of the resurrection of Jesus, and what it means for us as believers today.

On Palm Sunday, we remember the moment Jesus entered Jerusalem to shouts of “Hosanna,” as a hopeful crowd longed for a Savior. Drawing from Matthew 21, this message explores the tension between the king people expected and the King Jesus actually came to be. This sermon invites us to reflect on our own expectations and recognize Jesus as the true King we need.

This week, we look at the covenant that God makes with Abraham and what it means to be people of covenant today.

This week, we kick off a new series, Journey of Faith, exploring the life of Abraham.

As we enter a new year, we share some spiritual practices for looking back at the past and looking ahead to the future with God.