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

This week, we look at Jesus' interaction with Thomas in John 20:24-29. 

This week, we look at John 20:19-23, where Jesus appears to the disciples, proclaims peace to them, breathes on them, and they receive the Holy Spirit. 

This week begins a new sermon series, exploring the encounters that people have with Jesus after the resurrection. This week, we look at John 20:11-18, at the interaction that Jesus has with Mary Magdalene outside the tomb.

This week, we explore sharing the Gospel in word and deed, as well as wrestling with doubt.

This Easter Sunday, we celebrate the resurrection of Jesus and what it means for us as his followers, looking at Luke 24:1-12.

This Palm Sunday, we celebrate the triumphal entry of Jesus into Jerusalem, looking at Matthew 21:1-11.

This week, we wrap up our sermon series on Matthew 10, Called and Sent.

This week, we look at Jesus' instructions to his disciples not to fear. 

This week, we look at persecution and how followers of Jesus are to live and respond in light of that reality.

This week we look at Matthew 10:5-15, where Jesus sends out the disciples. 

This week we are kicking off a new sermon series entitled "Called and Sent," walking through Matthew 10. Additionally, Ben and Katie share the Word of the Lord for the Antioch Movement for 2025, Prepare(d) for Harvest. How can we prepare individually and corporately? 

In this final sermon on the five circles of church, we look at what it means to be Jesus' witness in the world. 

We continue our sermon series on the five circles of a healthy church with a message on the importance of the gathered church. 

This week, we take a look at Acts 2:42-47 and the importance of the church gathering house to house.

In this second sermon in our series on the five circles of a healthy church, we look at the second circle, Life on Life Discipleship. What does it mean to be a disciple? How can we live as disciples of Jesus who make disciples? 

This week we kicked off a new sermon series on the five circles of a healthy church. It all starts with the first circle, our personal devotional lives. How can we practically engage with God on a daily basis? 

On this fourth week of Advent, we celebrate the joy we have in the gospel. 

In this third week of Advent, we look at God's love through the lens of Ezekiel 16. How does God's love define our worth? 

This second week of Advent, we take a look at the theme of peace in Scripture. True peace is a restoration of all things to the way God intended. We have access to God's peace through the sacrifice of Jesus and also have the opportunity to extend God's peace to others in this life. How can we be instruments of peace? 

This first week of Advent, we look at the theme of hope. We have hope in the past through God's finished work of redemption, in the present through the presence of the Holy Spirit, and in the future through Jesus' return and complete restoration of heaven and earth.

In this final sermon of our generosity series, we take a look at the importance of being generous to the poor. 

This week we take a look at Luke 12:35-48 and 2 Corinthians 9:7-11. Everything we have belongs to God and He entrusts us with resources in order to do good and bless others.

This week, we take a look at the dangers of greed. 

In this first sermon of a four-week series on generosity, we take a look at the joy that we can experience in giving. In Acts 20:35 it says, "It is more blessed to give than to receive." 

In this second sermon of our values series, we look at Jesus' command to his disciples to love one another in John 13:34-35 and what community looked like in the early church in Acts 2:42-47. What does sharing life look like for us in the church today?