Antioch FBC Sermon Podcast

The first Adam brought sin into the world, but Jesus, the Second Adam, through His resurrection, brought grace, righteousness, and eternal life!

Jesus enters Jerusalem on a donkey as the people praise Him. Take a listen to see the impact of Palm Sunday and the beginning of Holy Week.

How does the church handle unrepentant sin in her membership? How do we approach someone who is living in unrepentant sin? Paul gives us a path to reconciliation, using the direct commands of Jesus.

Paul tells the Corinthians to follow "Nothing beyond what is written." Take a listen to see how we apply this to our lives.

Everyone has an innate desire to be loved and seen. The world says you can fulfill that desire with notoriety, getting enough likes and followers, or fame. Jesus says, in him we have been given everything!

Jesus is the only foundation we have that will remain. Take a listen to learn how all other things will fail us, but Jesus will remain.

What does it mean to have the Mind of Christ? Take a listen and see what Paul tells the Corinthians.

What does Paul mean when he says the cross is foolishness to those who are perishing? Take a listen and find out.

Paul urges the Corinthians to not be divided so that the Cross of Christ will not be emptied of its effect. May the church today heed this warning!

God has called us into fellowship with one another to live the Christian life within the unity of the church. We can trust He will see us to the end because God is Faithful. Take a listen and be encouraged by Paul's letter.

What does Paul mean when he calls the saints at Corinth Sanctified and Holy? Does that mean now? Is it only when we get to Heaven? Take a listen to see what Paul means in this greeting.

Each year we have a special service called Prayer and Petition where we spend time in prayer asking God to do amazing things in the coming year. Take a listen to learn why we believe this is the best way to begin the new year.

In our final week of Advent we look to the prophecies from the angel to Joseph and Mary that reveal to us the Love of God . Take a listen to hear how much God loves you!

Isaiah is anointed to give the words that promise us Joy even in our mourning. In this season if you find yourself mourning loss, listen to how Jesus gives us beauty for ashes and the oil of Joy for our mourning.

In this season of Advent we are looking to the prophecies to show us how we can have peace today. Join in with us as we look at to Isaiah 9:2-7 and see how Jesus is the promised Price of Peace.

In Genesis 3, we see the Father give a promise of Hope that one day an offspring would come to crush the head of Satan. This is offspring is Jesus and He is our only Hope.

This was a special as we had a joint service with AFBC and Renovación Church. Pastor Matt and Pastor Juan gave a dual sermon in both English and Spanish on how unity can only be found in the Gospel. It was a special day!

Boaz deal with the unnamed family redeemer and shows how math in the Kingdom of God is a new kind of math.

Ruth's faith in Boaz gives us the example of how we are to step out in faith, following what Jesus has called us to do.

The second chapter of Ruth shows us how God's Providence is at work, even in the ordinary. Take a listen to find hope in how God's Kindness is on display in Ruth 2.

We kick off our series through the book of Ruth this week as we look at God's perfect plan for our lives.

Pastor Michael Darbouze spoke on Sunday about how God uses the Storm to draw us closer to Him and to renew our Faith. Take a listen and be encouraged.

The Church at Antioch faced a group of men who said that in order for their salvation to be real, they must also follow the Old Testament Laws and practices. How are we adding to the Gospel today? Take a listen and see.

This week we focus on verses 25-26 which tell us how the church was led by Barnabas and Saul and their commitment to teaching.

We see this week two more aspects from the Church at Antioch in Acts chapter 11. Barnabas sees the Grace of God in the people at Antioch and they were Generous Givers.