Antioch Community Church in Minneapolis: Recent Episodes
Antioch Community Church in Minneapolis
Antioch Community Church in Minneapolis is a loving family inviting all people into the life-changing way of Jesus Christ
The celebration of Mike Crawford’s installation as Lead Pastor is a joyful reminder of God’s faithfulness and the exciting season ahead for our church.
[Mark 2:18-28] The Pharisees were missing the point in their relationship with God, with themselves, and with others.
[Mark 2:13-17] What happens when people who claim to follow Jesus view others as “less than” or “not as good”? For a lot of people, Jesus didn’t hang around who they thought He should.
[Mark 1:14-28] We see the unmatched authority of Jesus—He is the Good News, calls us to follow Him above all else, and demonstrates power over darkness.
[Mark 1:1-13] We see that the coming of Jesus is the arrival of good news, calling us to prepare hearts, live repentantly, recognize His greatness, and surrender fully to Him.
[John 20:11-18] Easter Sunday is about seeing Jesus clearly for who He is and what He has done on the cross
[James 5:13-20] God’s Rx for the sick: call the Elders to pray. We CONFESS our sins to one another. Don’t Give Up on People Who Need Jesus.
[James 4:13-17] You are a mist.
Our sound system was not working this morning so this is a recording from an iPhone.
[James 4:6-10] After James exposes the progression of an Idol in hear hearts, he walks us through a process to remove them and restore our ability to walk in Shalom in this world, free to love God and others.
[1 Peter 5:8-14] History of the Persecuted Church
- Jesus himself
- The 12 Apostles
- Matthew 5:10-12
Current state of the Persecuted Church
- www.opendoorsus.org
- Psalm 116:15
- Romans 8:18
- Romans 12:14
- YouTube “Sarah’s trail of blood“
[1 Peter 5:5-7] Humble yourself toward Three Groups:
- Submit to your Elders1 Peter 5:5aMatthew 17 – Peter got to see the transfigurationMatthew 18 – they’re arguing about who is the greatest!
- Humble yourself toward One Another1 Peter 5:5bJohn 13 – Jesus shows us how to clothe ourselves in humility.Philippians 2:3-4
- Humble yourself under God Almighty1 Peter 5:c-7Proverbs 3:34; James 4:6; Psalm 55:22
[Isaiah 40:6-11; Psalm 23:3] Good shepherds guide their flock on righteous paths
- Sometimes from out front, sometimes from behind
- Good Shepherds work in Teams
Bad guides will get their due!
- Zechariah 11:17
- Ezekiel 34
Why we Guide:
- To grow the flock
- To lead them home
Goats, Rams and Sheepish Sheep
Diversity creates a healthy dynamic
- Zechariah 10:2-3 is about the Rams
- Jeremiah 50:8 calls the Goats to lead
- Ezekiel 34:17-22 is confronting Bullying Rams
- Philippians 2:3-5 calls us to put other’s first
[Matthew 22:15-46; 1 Peter 3:15 – 17] Guest Speaker: Frank Lanier
Criteria for Christlike Apologetics (1 Peter 3:15-17)
- Right Knowledge
- Right Wisdom
- Right Living
Three Battlegrounds Jesus’ Enemies Chose (Matthew 22:15-46)
- Political Loyalty (vv 15-22)
- Resurrection Biology (vv 23-33)
- Hierarchy of the Law (vv34-40)
Jesus Questions His Questioners
Apologetics Like Jesus
[Jonah 1-4] Guest Speaker: David Bliss
Jonah’s Message (Jonah 3:4)
The King’s Decree (Jonah 3:7-9)
Lessons from Jonah:
- Obey God
- Success comes from the Lord
- God loves people and wants to redeem them
- God wants to transform lives(Even the lives of those who follow Him)
Do you want to be like Jonah?
Please be patient as we work through audio quality issues related to our new location in the coming weeks.
[Matthew 9:35-36] Know your Enemies:
Lions
- Jeremiah 50:44
- Proverbs 28:15
- 1 Peter 5:8-9
The Wolves
- Acts 20:28-31
- Matthew 7:15
- Matthew 10:6; 16-19
Wolves VS Sheep Dogs
Know Your Weapons:
The Sling
- Psalm 23:4-5
The Rod
- 1 Samuel 17:32-37
- Galatians 4:2
Please be patient as we work through audio quality issues related to our new location in the coming weeks.
[1 Peter 5:1] 1 Peter 5:1, “To the elders among you… be shepherds of God’s flock that is under your care.”
Shepherding is the most frequently used metaphor for leadership in the Bible.
[Numbers 27:15-18] MOSES had to be a shepherd before he could shepherd God’s people.
[Psalm 78:70-72] DAVID had to be a shepherd before he could shepherd God’s people.
[Jeremiah 3:15] God wants us to learn how to Shepherd His People too.Then I will give you shepherds after my own heart, who will lead you with knowledge and understanding.
Psalm 23 shows us the core functions of a good shepherd. GoodShepherds provide, protect and guide.
[Mark 6:34-37] The Good Shepherd Jesus provided for his people too.
Please be patient as we work through audio quality issues related to our new location in the coming weeks.
Please be patient as we work through audio quality issues related to our new location in the coming weeks.
[Luke 15:11-32] Guest Speaker: Steve Treichler
Act One – I wish you were deadLuke 15:11-12
Act Two – How’s that working out for ya?Luke 15:13-20a
Act Three – The Prodigal GodLuke 20b-24
Act Four (BONUS!!) – The ‘good’ sonLuke 15:25-32
Gospel Application:
- Will you come home?
- Will you party with those who come home too?
- Do you resemble the Prodigal God?
[1 Peter 4:12-19] 4 categories of suffering.
This is our first week in our new space at DeLaSalle High School and we are still working through audio issues. Please be patient as we work through the audio quality in the coming weeks.
[Exodus 33] God’s people realize that without His presence, no place or blessing can truly satisfy, and they must rely on Him to lead them wherever they go.
[1 Peter 3:8-12] We are the Blessed Community. We are called to bless others. We are motivated to bless.
[1 Peter 3:1-7] While Peter’s instructions may sound “old fashioned” to some, God is providing valuable principles for us as we live together in families inside the family of God.
[1 Peter 2:4-10] Jesus is the Cornerstone. To Follow Christ is to Align with Him. God is Building Us into an Awesome House.(Broken Audio)
[1 Peter 1:13-21] What does it mean to be holy? Are you more holy than you were 5 years ago?
Rather than just telling everyone that they need to be saved, we get to help them take one step at a time toward Jesus.
[Mark 10:45, James 4:10, Philippians 2:3-8, Luke 10:25-37, Matthew 9:36] S = Serve with Love
[Acts 2:42, 46, 1 Corinthians 5:9-13, Matthew 9:9-13, Luke 19:1-10, Luke 7:34] Eating meals together was important in the Bible.
[Isaiah 53:5-6, John 3:16-17] We have been BLESSED with the GOOD NEWS.Speaker: Drew Deas
[1 Peter 3:9, Genesis 12:1-3, John 17] We are called to bless others. Go and be a blessing. Jesus began with prayer.
What has God been teaching us through this season of transition?Speakers: Joel Love, Sydney Deas, Tom Flage
[Exodus 33:1-17] The Allure of the Destination, the presence of God in our lives, the presence of God in the church body and our desire for God’s presence.Speaker: Sam Schreiner
[1 Timothy 6:1-2] What kind of “slavery” is Paul talking about?Patrick Drury and Darrius Hubbard
[1 Timothy 5:3-16] Paul gave Timothy 5 pieces of advice so that his church could care with wisdom.
[1 Timothy 5:3-16] Paul gave Timothy 5 pieces of advice so that his church could care with wisdom.
[1 Timothy 4:11-16] The New Testament calls each of us to Build Up the church upon the foundation of Jesus Christ. “This is why we labor and strive…”
[1 Timothy 4:1-10] Paul makes it clear that the church stands strong on the solid foundation of Jesus in 3:14-16.
[1 Timothy 3:14-16] How does holding tightly to this sacred truth, that Christ came in the flesh, protect our doctrine?Guest Speaker: Herb Bloomquist
[1 Timothy 3:8-13] Paul is affirming God honoring lines of authority in these chapters.
[1 Timothy 3:1-7] In chapter 2 Paul talked about God’s ordained order in government, in the gospel, and in our worship. Now he talks about order in church oversight.
[1 Timothy 2:8-15] Worship for men and women, order for teaching and authority, and statement about being saved through childbearing.
S2E4: In this week's podcast, we sit down with Antioch member Dan Moose to hear about his heart for discipleship and his upcoming class on "Effective Gospel Living" in Antioch's Adult Education Hour.
Music for our podcast was created by Zakar and used with permission. You can find more music from Zakar by following him on Spotify.
We’ve seen how Paul prayed for his believing friends in several of his letters. Today we will see how Paul asked them to pray for him!
S2E3: How can four simple questions be helpful as we read the Bible? This week on the podcast, Coley and Rachel use four questions as a guide in reading Ephesians 2:4-10. Listen along with a Bible in front of you if you can! And try using these four questions in your own times of Bible reading as well!* Who is God? * What has he done? * Who am I? * How should I live?
To learn more about the four questions introduced in the book our DNA groups use (Growing in Christ Together) or about Saturate Ministries, visit their website at www.saturatetheworld.comMusic for our podcast was created by Zakar and used with permission. You can find more music from Zakar by following him on Spotify.
[Ephesians 1:15-23] The Apostle Paul prayed for the believers in the Ephesian church, that their eyes would be open to spiritual realities that would help them know and trust Christ more.
S2E2: How can God reveal Himself to us in the midst of pain and suffering? This week on the podcast, we chat with Darrius Hubbard, Antioch’s Pastor of Community Engagement, about God’s transformative work in his life amidst trials. This is the second part of our talk with Darrius. If you missed part 1 (S1E10), be sure to check it out HERE.
Music for our podcast was created by Zakar and used with permission. You can find more music from Zakar by following him on Spotify.
[Philippians 1:9-11] Pray for people to love smart, love more, think clearly, live for Jesus. Our LOVE should overflow with the fruit of the Spirit.
S2E1: We're kicking off a new season of the podcast with a discussion about Antioch's new Education Hour and the place for Christian education within the body of Christ.
This is a gospel prayer. Paul prays for us to grow confident in three things so that we might bear good fruit. This is a great prayer for you to pray for yourself as well as for other believers!
[2 Tim 2:1-7] Grace & Commitment 1. Persevering & persisting in the grace of Christ (v1) 2. Persevering & persisting by spreading the Word (v2) 3. Persevering & persisting by developing 3 committed attitudes(vv3-7)
Perseverance and persistence in prayer should be a vital part of the believers’ life and relationship with God!
[I Thessalonians 3:9-13] We live in a mobile society. Like us, Paul moved around a lot and got to know believers all over the place. How did Paul pray for them?
I Thessalonians 3:9-13 reveals four themes in Paul’s prayer: 1. To thank God (3:9) 2. For an Opportunity to connect (3:10-11) 3. For their love to overflow. (3:12). 4. For strength to be blameless and holy. (3:13)
Think about someone who discipled you or whom you discipled. Pray this prayer for them today! Then send them a note to let them know you prayed for them.
[John 17:6-26] Jesus prayed so that his disciples could hear. He wanted them to know that he was asking the Father to help them: 1. Continue the Mission of Jesus John 17:6-11a 2. Protect us for the Mission of Jesus John 17:11b-19 3. Unify us for the Mission of Jesus John 17:20-26
[John 17:1-5]
JESUS prayed that Antioch would be: 1. Motivated by God’s Glory * Hebrews 1:3 * Psalm 19:1 * Romans 3:23 * Psalm 79:9 * 1 Corinthians 10:31 2. Centered on Christ * Colossians 1:15, 18-19 3. Saturated with the Gospel
We should pray all the time: * Luke 21:36; Ephesians 6:18; 1 Thessalonians 5:17
Yet, we can learn from Jesus’ example by examining when Jesus took time to pray.
Jesus prayed BEFORE ministry, to disciple people. * + Luke 6:12-13 + Matthew 14:16-19 + Luke 9:18 + Luke 9:28-35 + John 11:41-44 + Mark 14:22-23
Jesus prayed DURNING ministry, to keep gospel focus. * Matthew 27:46 (Quoting Psalm 22) * Luke 23:33-34
Jesus prayed AFTER ministry, to recover. * Mark 1:32-35 * Matthew 14:22-23 * Luke 5:15-16
Imprecatory Psalms help us pray when we’re angry.
God is our Avenger (Psalm 94) * Turn, Complain/Ask, Trust * Deuteronomy 32:25 * Matthew 18:6
God cleanses open hearts (Psalm 139:19-24) * Genesis 4:4-8 * Proverbs 4:23 Above all else, guard your heart, for everything you do flows from it.
Lament makes us better people (Romans 12:19-21)
God cares for us when we are hurting and suffering.
Lament is the Biblical Prayer Language for Christians in pain.
There are more Psalms of Lament than any of type of Psalm.
Psalm 55 is a good example.
Lament follows this pattern: 1. TURN 2. COMPLAIN 3. ASK 4. TRUST
God cares for us when we are hurting and suffering.Lament is the Biblical Prayer Language for Christians in pain.There are more Psalms of Lament than any of type of Psalm.Psalm 55 is a good example.Lament follows this pattern:1. TURN 2. COMPLAIN 3. ASK 4. TRUST
[Psalm 51] Psalm 51 is King David’s prayer of confession, repentance and restoration after he sinned by taking a woman a having her husband killed to cover it up.We see David declaring four things in this prayer:1. You still want me! (Psalm 51:1-2) 2. I’m a mess! (Psalm 51:3-6) 3. Father, make me clean. (Psalm 51:7-9) 4. Restore Me. (Psalm 51:10-19)
Praise is one of the core reasons for us to pray.Praise God whenever you see the Stars ShiningPsalm 8:1 and 3Psalm 46:10Praise God whenever you see a Child EatingPsalm 8:2Attachment and a Bond of dependancePraise God whenever you see People RulingPsalm 8:4-8The Image of God"LORD, our Lord, how majestic is your name in all the earth!
The OT is about a struggling people with an incomplete faith looking forward to JESUS!The First reference to prayer: Genesis 4:26Psalm 42All prayer in the OT points to the coming cross and salvation of Christ. All prayers are gospel prayers.Prayer in the Old Testament:Sometimes it’s very simple… Genesis 24:12ffSometimes it’s a song… Exodus 15:1, 13-14Sometimes it’s very intimate… Exodus 33:11Sometimes it’s a lament… Lamentations 3Sometimes it’s a confession… Daniel 9:4, 18
On this episode, Coley and Rachel sit down with Nate Shenk-- one of Antioch's gospel partners seeking to bring hope and restoration in Southeast Asia.
[Matthew 28:1-10] An Angel met Mary and Mary when they came to grieve and pay respects at the tomb of Jesus. They were not expecting the news, “He is not here. He is risen!”
We continue in Galatians 6 in our second episode of a two-part teaching from our Antioch Women’s ConferenceOur speaker, Andrea Tyson, is the Director for Community Life and Women’s Discipling at Living Hope Church in Maple Grove, Minnesota.Below is the graphic that Andrea references in her teaching:
Our vision of other’s problems easily gets distorted by our own sin.BIG IDEA: God helps us see each other more clearly1. Don’t be a Blind Judge. (Matthew 7:1-2)* “My sin got in my eyes!” * Shape Sorters * James 2:12-13
- Take the LOG out of your own eye. (Matthew 7:3-6)* Jesus grew up in a carpenter’s shop. He knew about getting stuff in your eye!
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Make a Log and Speck List: My Logs - - - Your Specks
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God is EAGER to help us see each other well. (Matthew 7:7-12)* Rethink these passages in their context of reconciling relationships.
- The Golden Rule
In the first episode of a two-part teaching from our Antioch Women's Conference, we dive into Galatians 6, in which we find out more about the holy calling we have as brothers & sisters in Christ.Our speaker, Andrea Tyson, is the Director for Community Life and Women's Discipling at Living Hope Church in Maple Grove, Minnesota.
[Philippians 2:1-11] Unity in the Body of Believers in Jesus Christ our Savior and LordSpeaker: Dan MooseMindset and Attitude of Jesus Christ* Jesus gave up his rights * Jesus gave up his agenda * Jesus humbled himself to the Father to the point of death
Thoughts to Ponder:* Have you personally placed your trust in Jesus Christ as your Savior and Lord so you can enjoy the full benefits of God’s salvation? * Scale of 1-7, how are you making every effort to keep the unity of the Body of Jesus Christ? * What right or agenda are you hanging onto that is hindering the unity of the Body of Christ? * What steps will you take in the power of the Holy Spirit to keep the unity of the Body of Christ as a servant of Jesus?
[Matthew 6:19-34] Treasure God first because your heart has a magnetic pull, and earthly treasuring produces worry and anxiety.
[Matthew 6:1-18] Jesus uses a recurring pattern as he talks about True Devotion in Matthew 6.
[Matthew 5:33-48] Remarkably different people always tell the truth, overflow with grace and love our enemies.
[Matthew 5:27-32] Jesus is inviting us to apply the Remarkable Attitudes into the situation of Purity (Purity from the Inside Out).
[Matthew 5:17-26] Targeting the heart is consistent with God’s eternal laws. Targeting the heart is different from the example of the leaders. Targeting the heart of murder.Speaker: James Christenson
[Matthew 5:13-16] This passage is simple and can stand alone, outside the context of the Sermon on the Mount.
[Matthew 5:7-12] When we follow Jesus, he changes us from the inside out. Webecome Remarkably Different from the world. This week we’ll look at our Attitudes toward other people
S2 E01: In our first episode of 2023, we are sitting down with Antioch's new interim pastor, Patrick Drury, as he shares about God's work in his life and his heart for the church.If you'd like to know more about Patrick by asking him a question, we invite you to fill out this form. Over the next few months, he will be taking time in our Sunday services and weekly communications to answer your questions! Questions could be related to him personally, his experience in pastoring & caring for churches, or really anything you'd like to know! Music for our podcast was used by permission and created by Zakar. You can find more music by Zakar by following him on Spotify.
[Matthew 5:1-6] When we follow Jesus, he changes us from the inside out. We become Remarkably Different from the world. It starts with New Attitudes that God loves to bless!
[Luke 2:1-21] The Christmas Truce of 1914 & promise of heavenly peace.Speaker: Bryce Langley
S1 E16: In our final podcast of 2022, the Antioch kids retell the Christmas story. And like all good stories told by children, you're in for some excitement and laughs along the way.Special thanks to the Christensons, Schreiners, Loves, Waatajas, and a few unidentified toddlers from the nursery room!
[2 Corinthians 1:3-11] When you are experiencing sorrow, put your hope in the comfort of Christ.Speaker: Bryce Langley
[2 Corinthians 9:6-15] When you are tempted towards materialism, put your hope in Christ-centered generosity.Speaker: Bryce Langley
S1 E15: This week on the podcast, we chat with Joel Love, Antioch's newest elder, about his faith journey, leadership at Antioch, and even why spreadsheets can be a great tool to help us be on mission together.
S1 E14: How do we prepare our hearts for the Advent season? Listen as Coley & Rachel chat with Bryce Langley about entering this season with hearts aligned to the hope that Christ's birth brings.
If you're looking for more ways to further help prepare your heart for the season, below are some suggested resources that were recommended by Bryce Langley: * https://vancity.church/series/the-long-winter-breaks-2021/ - a sermon series from Josh Porter of Van City Church that greatly influenced Bryce's sermon writing this year. * https://time.com/5754054/first-christmas-politics/ - an article from NT Wright about the history of Christmas
- https://hbcharlesjr.com/resource-library/articles/dont-forget-who-the-party-is-for/ - a great Advent devotion from HB Charles
- The Dawning of Indestructible Joy - (John Piper) an awesome devotional; this link contains a free downloadable version!
- Watch for the Light: Readings For Advent & Christmas - various authors & theologians (another awesome devotional)
[Acts 2] A devotion to wait and being filled with the Holy Spirit will ignite everlasting gospel change in the people of God and those they encounter!
S1 E13: This week on the podcast, Coley shares with us reflections on Luke 17:11-19. This account of Jesus' healing of ten lepers provides an example of what remembrance and gratitude for God's work in our lives can lead to as we head into this week of Thanksgiving.
Music for our podcast was created used by permission and created by Zakar. You can find more music by Zakar by following him on Spotify.
[Nehemiah 1:4-11] Nehemiah’s commitment to prayer enables him to have the faith to persevere and do the impossible.
S1E12: What is intentional multiplication, and why is it important in the life of our church? Listen as Rachel and Coley talk about Antioch's core value and how it aligns with our mission.
S1E11: This week on the podcast, we chat with Antioch member Sydney Deas about DNA groups
[Numbers 20:1-13] In Numbers 20:1-13 Moses dishonors God’s holiness in the presence of the Israelites and is prevented from entering the promised land.
S1E10: This week on the podcast, we chat with Darrius Hubbard, Antioch's Pastor of Community Engagement, about God's transformative work in his life.
S1E9: This week on the podcast, we chat with Andy O'Rourke, Antioch's current lead pastor, about the past fifteen years of ministry and God's leading in this next chapter outside of vocational ministry.
[Numbers 13-14] Israel failed to trust God’s ability to fulfill his word and as a result experienced God’s judgment.
S1E8: This week on the podcast, we chat with Ryan Maurer, our Worship Team Coordinator about worshipping as the body of Christ.
Besides Ryan serves as the Worship Team Coordinator at Antioch, Ryan also uses his musical skills to create unique instrumental tracks. To follow him (artist name Zakar) on Spotify, click here!
S1E7: This week on the podcast, we chat with Bryce Langley about Antioch's core value of Creativity.
For more info about Laine Swanson or to shop her collection visit https://www.laineswanson.com/ A gallery opening featuring her artwork will be on Thursday, 11/17/22 from 5-8pm at Ambiente Gallery (more info here!)
[Exodus 16] In Exodus 16 God provides for his people by giving them food during their journey in the wilderness.
S1E6: This week on the podcast, we continue our series about Antioch's core values and chat about what it means to pursue God.
[Exodus 13:17-14:31] God glorifies himself by delivering his people and destroying their Egyptian enemies.
S1E5: This week on the podcast, we chat with Bryce Langley about Antioch's core value of Organic Community.
[John 15:1-11] In our season of leadership transition as a church, God wants Antioch to flourish as a community that abides in Jesus Christ.
S1E4: This week on the podcast, we chat with Pastor Darrius about Antioch's core value of Holistic Mission.
S1E3: This week on the podcast, we dive into our first episode about Antioch's core values.
S1E2: This week on the podcast, we talk about the importance of Sunday sermons and take time to engage in a discussion about a recent sermon.
S1E1: Welcome to the first episode of our midweek Life in the City podcast! This week, get to know our hosts and learn about what we hope to accomplish through this podcast.
Did you hear we're rolling out a new midweek podcast?! Our first episode drops on August 3rd!
[Psalm 70] As a church family, what do we need to remember as we enter a season of leadership transition?
[Psalm 68] How are we to understand and live in light of God as the conquering King? Speaker: Matt Kinnick
[Psalm 67] How do we set the means, motives, and intentions of our heart to be missional? Speaker: Darrius Hubbard
[Psalm 65] When life gets difficult, we need to remember all the reasons we have to praise God.
[Romans 8:34; Hebrews 7:25; 1 John 2:1-2] How is Jesus presently expressing his heart toward his followers?
[John 15:12-17] Experiencing the loving friendship of Jesus empowers us to love one another.
[Luke 18:15-17] What does Jesus’ attitude toward children teach us about his heart and our hearts?
[John 20:11-29] John 20:11-29 describes three appearances of Jesus after his resurrection from the dead.
[Luke 15:11-32] In Luke 15:11-32 Jesus tells a parable about a gracious father and his two lost sons.
[Mark 3:1-6; John 11:1-46] To understand the heart of Jesus we need to grapple with what makes him angry.
[Matthew 9:35-38] Jesus’ compassion meets us, transforms us and sends us. Speaker: Bryce Langley
[Ephesians 3:14-19] To understand the heart of Jesus we must grasp his deep love for us.
[Acts 2:42–47] What can we learn from the early church about living as God’s chosen people on His mission together? Speaker: Matt Kinnick
[1 Peter 2:1–12] As God’s people, how are we to live on mission with Him? Speaker: Pastor Matt Kinnick
[Acts 19:11-41] Acts 19:11-41 describes how the gospel of Jesus continued to spread to the city of Ephesus.
[Acts 18:18-19:10] Acts 18:18-19:10 describes how the gospel of Jesus continued to spread to the city of Ephesus.
[Acts 18:1-17] Acts 18:1-17 describes how the gospel of Jesus continued to spread to the city of Corinth.
[Acts 17:16-34] Acts 17:16-34 describes how the gospel of Jesus continued to spread to the city of Athens.
[Acts 17:1-15] Acts 17:1-15 describes how the gospel of Jesus continued to spread to the cities of Thessalonica and Berea.
[Acts 15:36-16:40] Acts 16 describes how the gospel of Jesus continued to spread to the city of Philippi.
[Hebrews 1:1-4] What sort of supreme portrait of Jesus Christ is painted for us in Hebrews 1:1-4?
[John 1:1-18] What does Jesus' title as "the Word of God" tell us about his relationship to God, creation and humanity?
[Philippians 4:10-23] As followers of Christ how do we be content in a world filled with discontentment? Speaker: Darrius Hubbard
[Philippians 3:1-11] As followers of Jesus, we should beware of placing our confidence for salvation in anything other than Christ.