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Hayes Anderson, who is on staff at Antioch Central Phoenix, shares a message in our Sunday Service following Jesus and his disciples as Jesus predicts his death and draws nearer to his crucifixion. He highlights to humility of Jesus and the need to lay down our human pride in our to take up our cross. We are invited to walk the narrow road that is the way of Jesus!Recorded Sunday, November 8th.Antioch Central Phoenix is a non-denominational Christian church located in Phoenix, Arizona, with a passion for living on a mission to see revival in the Phoenix Valley that transforms nations. Whether here in Phoenix or in the most remote parts of the earth, we believe a local church committed to evangelism and discipleship can change the world.
Scott Robinson, guest speaker from Antioch Chandler, shares a message to kick off our College Ministry's new series about living uncompromised lives with Jesus!This week Scott preaches from the story of Noah, who chose obedience to God even when there seemed to be no evidence of what God was promising and required faith! Scott leads us to see that relationship with God is what fuels obedience, and he encourages us to lean in close to the Lord.Recorded Thursday, November 5th.
Pastor Matthew Anderson, lead pastor at Antioch Central Phoenix, shares a message in our Sunday Service "Midbar Road" series, which traces the biblical theme of wilderness and what it meant for the people of God.
This week Matthew walked us through mentions of the wilderness in New Testament letters and the book of Revelation and calls us to become an "oasis community" as the people of God in our broken and hungry world!Recorded Sunday, November 1st.
Antioch Central Phoenix is a non-denominational Christian church located in Phoenix, Arizona, with a passion for living on a mission to see revival in the Phoenix Valley that transforms nations. Whether here in Phoenix or in the most remote parts of the earth, we believe a local church committed to evangelism and discipleship can change the world.
Meleah Williamson, who is on staff at Antioch Central Phoenix, shares a message to continue our College Ministry's book study through Philippians.This week we dive into the fourth chapter, which is all about being peace-oriented people, as Christ continues to work in us and shape us!Recorded Thursday, October 29nd.
Pastor Matthew Anderson, lead pastor at Antioch Central Phoenix, shares a message in our Sunday Service "Midbar Road" series, which traces the biblical theme of wilderness and what it meant for the people of God. This week Matthew preached out of Jesus' temptation in the wilderness. We face some of the very same temptations that Jesus faced: the tests of immediate comfort, forcing God's hand, and the compromised shortcut, and are encouraged to surrender to the Lord in all of them!Recorded Sunday, October 25th.Antioch Central Phoenix is a non-denominational Christian church located in Phoenix, Arizona, with a passion for living on a mission to see revival in the Phoenix Valley that transforms nations. Whether here in Phoenix or in the most remote parts of the earth, we believe a local church committed to evangelism and discipleship can change the world.
Gavin Victor, who is on staff at Antioch Central Phoenix, shares a message to continue our College Ministry's book study through Philippians.This week we unpack the third chapter, which is all about putting confidence not in ourselves and our own flesh, but in Christ and what he had done for us!Recorded Thursday, October 22nd.
Pastor Matthew Anderson, lead pastor at Antioch Central Phoenix, shares a message in our Sunday Service "Midbar Road" series, which traces the biblical theme of wilderness and what it meant for the people of God. This week he takes us through several "wilderness" stories in both the Old Testament and New, including Elijah, Hosea, and Jesus himself. We learn that the wilderness can be a severe act of God, but that it is also his mercy for us, motivated by love.Recorded Sunday, October 18th.Antioch Central Phoenix is a non-denominational Christian church located in Phoenix, Arizona, with a passion for living on a mission to see revival in the Phoenix Valley that transforms nations. Whether here in Phoenix or in the most remote parts of the earth, we believe a local church committed to evangelism and discipleship can change the world.
Olivia Russ, who is on staff at Antioch Central Phoenix, shares a message to continue our College Ministry's new book study through Philippians.This week we unpack the second chapter: Jesus' example of humility to us and our opportunity to be examples of him to the world.Recorded Thursday, October 15th.
Pastor Matthew Anderson, lead pastor at Antioch Central Phoenix, shares a message in our Sunday Service "Midbar Road" series, which traces the biblical theme of wilderness and what it meant for the people of God.
This week he takes us through the famous Exodus story of manna from heaven, and walks us through the human tendency to rely on ourselves, hoarding and self-protecting. We are invited to instead lean on God's providence and masterful design.Recorded Sunday, October 11th.Antioch Central Phoenix is a non-denominational Christian church located in Phoenix, Arizona, with a passion for living on a mission to see revival in the Phoenix Valley that transforms nations. Whether here in Phoenix or in the most remote parts of the earth, we believe a local church committed to evangelism and discipleship can change the world.
Hayes Anderson, who is on staff at Antioch Central Phoenix, shares a message in our Sunday Service "Midbar Road" series, which traces the biblical theme of wilderness and what it meant for the people of God. This week we look at the Israelites' tendency to question God's character after their deliverance in the book of Exodus and challenges us to instead allow the wilderness to produce in us deeper trust in God's unwavering goodness. Recorded Sunday, October 4th.Antioch Central Phoenix is a non-denominational Christian church located in Phoenix, Arizona, with a passion for living on a mission to see revival in the Phoenix Valley that transforms nations. Whether here in Phoenix or in the most remote parts of the earth, we believe a local church committed to evangelism and discipleship can change the world.
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