Anthology Church

Using Jesus as the ultimate evangelist, i.e., the bringer of good news, Chael shares how this role impacts the church as he interviews a couple evangelists from the body and articulates what it looks like to have this as a top gift in the five-fold ministry.

What is a prophet? It might be different from what you are thinking. Chael interviews a couple 'prophets' around Anthology and speaks into how this role is meant to be used in the Church at large.

Having a panel discussion with other people who identify as shepherd, and also looking at the life of Jesus and how he modeled being a good shepherd.

In Ephesians 4, Paul shares that some are made to prophets, evangelists, teachers, apostles, and shepherds. This design is meant to help the body of Christ operate in the fullness of Christ, to bring His kingdom to earth. Which one do you believe God made you to be? One of them, or more? We'll be unpacking each of these over the next five weeks.

Reading Ephesians 4:1-6, Chael explores doing everything we can to strive for unity in the body of Christ.

In taking a look at Ephesians 4, Chael talks about how community is imperative as we work together with God to bring His kingdom here on earth.

Katie offers a very practical framework for engaging with Jesus...rather than asking 'am I doing this right?' we can reframe our time with asking 'why am I doing this?' and get to the core of what we are seeking from our Savior.

As a brief departure from our Ephesians series, Chael takes time to pitch resetting life with God...reorienting our postures with Him and delighting in and being delighted by our Creator.

In a casual night of sharing, our community shares stories about what God has been showing and doing. Listen to be encouraged and moved by these stories of transformation.

Sometimes in our timelines (Chronos) we can experience a moment when God is trying to get our attention (Kairos). These moments can and do profoundly shape our stories and our character, and God uses them to get ours and other people's attention.