Antioch Raleigh

“Go therefore and make disciples.” With these 5 words, Jesus invites his followers into the task of disciple-making where every disciple is a disciple-maker. By looking through the paradigm of the Revelation John received, we will see what it looks like to make disciples in our time. 

This week, Ben Wickel helps us behold the Lamb of God and remember what Jesus did for us on the Cross.

Key Passages: Revelation 5, Isaiah 53:6

Join us on Sundays at Antioch Raleigh, a non-denominational, Spirit-filled church in the heart of Raleigh, NC. Learn more at antiochraleigh.com

“Go therefore and make disciples.” With these 5 words, Jesus invites his followers into the task of disciple-making where every disciple is a disciple-maker. By looking through the paradigm of the Revelation John received, we will see what it looks like to make disciples in our time. 

This week, Ben Wickel invites us to see through the lens of the Book of Revelation by beholding our God and King.

Key Passages: Revelation 4

Join us on Sundays at Antioch Raleigh, a non-denominational, Spirit-filled church in the heart of Raleigh, NC. Learn more at antiochraleigh.com

Our hearts and homes are broken and in need of deeper transformation by the Spirit of God into the image of Jesus.

This week, Dr. Marcus Warner of Deeper Walk Ministries gives us a vision of what it looks like to be mature in Christ.

Join us on Sundays at Antioch Raleigh, a non-denominational, Spirit-filled church in the heart of Raleigh, NC. Learn more at antiochraleigh.com

Each year, Antioch Raleigh sets apart a Sunday in January to consecrate ourselves unto the Lord.

This week, Ben Wickel leads us in three postures of consecration looking at Gideon's story as a framework for our response to Jesus.

Key Passages: Judges 6, Romans 8:28, Romans 8:35-37, 1 John 3:1, 1 John 5:21

Join us on Sundays at Antioch Raleigh, a non-denominational, Spirit-filled church in the heart of Raleigh, NC. Learn more at antiochraleigh.com

Every New Year many of us make resolutions and plans to become better people and accomplish some new goal.

This week, Jessie Harris invite us to prepare for the New Year by taking seriously Jesus' words that he will return. Jessie explores what it means to live like and for Jesus and how to begin discipling others.

The story of Christmas is the God of the universe appearing among a broken humanity and inaugurating His rule and reign from a stable. By looking at the narratives surrounding Jesus’ arrival, we will grow in our understanding of our King and what He offers to those who look to Him.

This week, Ben Wickel invites us to evaluate our response to Jesus' advent by looking at the Christmas story in Matthew 2.

Key Passages: Matthew 2:1-12, John 15:18-20

Join us on Sundays at Antioch Raleigh, a non-denominational, Spirit-filled church in the heart of Raleigh, NC. Learn more at antiochraleigh.com

The story of Christmas is the God of the universe appearing among a broken humanity and inaugurating His rule and reign from a stable. By looking at the narratives surrounding Jesus’ arrival, we will grow in our understanding of our King and what He offers to those who look to Him.

This week, Ben Wickel asks the question, "Why is Christmastime a hard time of year?" by looking at the story of Zechariah and Elizabeth in Luke 1.

Key Passages: Luke 1:5-25

Join us on Sundays at Antioch Raleigh, a non-denominational, Spirit-filled church in the heart of Raleigh, NC. Learn more at antiochraleigh.com

“Go therefore and make disciples.” With these 5 words, Jesus invites his followers into the task of disciple-making where every disciple is a disciple-maker. By looking through the paradigm of the Revelation John received, we will see what it looks like to make disciples in our time. 

This week, Tim Mota discusses the importance of fixing our eyes on Jesus and how beholding Him delivers and develops us to be who we're called to be as sons and daughters.

Key Passages: Revelation 4, Revelation 1:9-17, Colossians 3:1-3, Philippians 4:5-9, Hebrews 12:1-3

Join us on Sundays at Antioch Raleigh, a non-denominational, Spirit-filled church in the heart of Raleigh, NC. Learn more at antiochraleigh.com

“Go therefore and make disciples.” With these 5 words, Jesus invites his followers into the task of disciple-making where every disciple is a disciple-maker. By looking through the paradigm of the Revelation John received, we will see what it looks like to make disciples in our time. 

This week, Steve Jellicorse looks at who Jesus reveals himself to be in His letter to the church of Laodicea and how Jesus being our Faithful Witness, Coach, Counselor, Dinner Guest, and Resting Place reveals his nature and relationship with us.

Key Passages: Revelation 3:14-22

Join us on Sundays at Antioch Raleigh, a non-denominational, Spirit-filled church in the heart of Raleigh, NC. Learn more at antiochraleigh.com

“Go therefore and make disciples.” With these 5 words, Jesus invites his followers into the task of disciple-making where every disciple is a disciple-maker. By looking through the paradigm of the Revelation John received, we will see what it looks like to make disciples in our time. 

This week, Kraig Oman explores the invitation to partnership with Jesus on Mission in Revelation and how in the midst of tribulation, the multi-ethnic church flourishes.

Key Passages: Revelation 6:12-17, Revelation 7

Join us on Sundays at Antioch Raleigh, a non-denominational, Spirit-filled church in the heart of Raleigh, NC. Learn more at antiochraleigh.com