Antioch Georgetown

We often think that God’s calling on our life will be revealed to us in grand, mystical fashion—but what if God has already given us a calling and it’s up to us to walk in it?

Join us for our 2020 Christmas Service as we celebrate the birth of Jesus, the Light of the world!

What is it that brings you life? What happens when the person, job, or thing that brings you life is no longer a part of your life? Do you loose your life? As we continue to study John 1, we learn where to discover the true source of life. And it's someitng that can never be taken away from us. Listen as Pastor Andy teaches on four powerful words from John 1.

God exists in his own glory. There are parts of his glory we cannot see and there are parts of his glory we can see. In this message from John 1, we learn the one place we can all look to see the glory of God. Also, find out the three things we all need to know about glory.

Where did Jesus come from? Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John each answer this question in dramatically different way. They don't contradict each other, but rather compliment each other. In this message Pastor Andy summarizes the theme of each gospel bringing to light the main idea each human author want us to know about Jesus.

Have you ever considered how the Book of Acts ends? What if the end of Acts is less about wrapping up the story of the early church and more about what our responsibility is today?

Life can be bumpy and can have unexpected twists—does that mean that God can still use our life? Let’s consider this as we look at Paul’s journey to Rome in the second half of Acts.

What does it really mean to trust God? In Acts 18, Paul arrives in the city of Corinth discouraged, weak, and on the verge of throwing in the towel. This first-century church planter experienced one affliction after another, and we find him at a crossroads. In this message, Pastor Andy teaches on the three ways the Lord strengthens Paul at one of the lowest moments in his life. The end result is radical trust in the life of Paul.

In every city Paul traveled, there was something he took personal responsibility for. He didn't expect others to fulfill the mission God gave him. Paul is an example of what it looks like to live with extreme ownership. In this message, Pastor Andy teaches from Acts 17 to share one thing we all should take ownership of when it comes to sharing the gopsel. This responsibility cannot be delegated to anyone else. Have you taken ownership of your responsibility?

How do you respond when God diverts your plans? Paul made plans to travel to certain cities to share the gospel and plant churches. God closed those doors for Paul only to open up a new door for ministry that ultimately landed Paul and Silas in prison. In this message, Pastor Brad Cauley teaches from Acts 16 on what it looks like to live with elevated vision. As followers of Christ we must elevate our vision to see life, circumstances, and opportunities through eyes of our Maker.