This sermon studied community life of the early Church as described in Acts 2:42-47. Pastor Jimmy Seibert explored how devotion to God’s Word, fellowship, prayer and generosity created an atmosphere of awe and wonder — and how we can cultivate similar experiences in our own faith communities today.

Jimmy Seibert shared a powerful message about encountering Jesus and experiencing the transformative power of the Holy Spirit. Reflecting on his own journey of faith during his college years at Baylor University and how a simple decision to follow Jesus led to a radical change in his life and the lives of those around him. He emphasizes the importance of making Jesus central rather than just a part of our lives, highlighting the process of repentance, baptism and being filled with the Holy Spirit as key elements in this transformation.

The sermon “God’s Will – Your Life” by Drew Steadman invites us to explore how God’s grand purpose intersects with our individual lives. Through an examination of the Great Commission, we’re encouraged to shift our perspective from asking “What is God’s will for my life?” to “How can I align myself with God’s overarching will?”

Antioch Waco is a church located in the heart of Waco, Texas. We are a people with a passion for Jesus and His purposes in the earth. To connect with our ministry or support our mission, visit antiochwaco.com.

In this sermon from Jeff Abshire on healing anxiety, we explore the nature of anxiety, its impact on our relationships and practical steps to overcome it through faith. We learn that we can all have compassion towards the experience of anxiety and learn practically how to cast our anxieties onto God, receiving His peace.

Dorothy Abshire dove into Part 2 of her teaching on The Power of Our Words, focusing on our words bringing life or death to situations and relationships. She encourages us to speak life through encouragement, Scripture, and loving correction, while warning against speaking death through negative speech patterns.

Antioch Waco is a church located in the heart of Waco, Texas. We are a people with a passion for Jesus and His purposes in the earth. To connect with our ministry or support our mission, visit antiochwaco.com.

Dorothy Abshire explores the profound impact of our words on relationships and personal growth. She also reminds us of the biblical importance of careful speech and encourages us to use our words to build up rather than tear down.

Antioch Waco is a church located in the heart of Waco, Texas connected to a movement of churches across the globe. We are a people with a passion for Jesus and His purposes in the earth. To connect with our ministry or support our mission, visit antiochwaco.com.

Continuing our summer series "Jesus, Our Great Physician", Carl Gulley explores the concept of living an “unsung” life — one that doesn’t seek constant approval or visibility. Drawing from Jesus’ teachings in the Sermon on the Mount, he challenges us to find freedom and significance in God’s love rather than human recognition.

Antioch Waco is a church located in the heart of Waco, Texas connected to a movement of churches across the globe. We are a people with a passion for Jesus and His purposes in the earth. To connect with our ministry or support our mission, visit antiochwaco.com.

This week, we continue our series, “Jesus, Our Great Physician” on the Sermon on the Mount, emphasizing that Jesus' teachings are not burdensome commands but invitations to experience God's kingdom. Carl Gulley explored that the Beatitudes are not conditions to meet, but descriptions of how God's blessings can be accessed even in challenging circumstances.

This week, we continue our series, “Jesus, Our Great Physician” on the Sermon on the Mount, emphasizing that Jesus' teachings are not burdensome commands but invitations to experience God's kingdom. Carl Gulley explored that the Beatitudes are not conditions to meet, but descriptions of how God's blessings can be accessed even in challenging circumstances.

This week, as we continue our "Jesus, Our Great Physician" series through the book of Matthew to explore Jesus' approach to healing relationships, pastor Vincent Carpenter shared about conflict. A great strategy when we're triggered by conflict is to pause and first look to Jesus, then evaluate our own faults and issues, and then finally to consider others' involvement in the conflict, but only by looking at them as God sees them.