Senior Pastor Jimmy Seibert jump-started our new series, New Normal, by looking at the parable of the Good Samaritan. If we are going to join in finding healing for our nation in regards to race, we have to first walk in humility - defensiveness does not get us to righteousness. As believers, we must educate ourselves on the history of race, choose to relate to others who are different from us and advocate for those who have been unjustly marginalized.

Join us as we read through the books of Acts together this summer: https://antiochwaco.com/summer-reading-plan

Clarence & Alicia Hill, leaders of Antioch Norman, spoke on racial history and ways the church can step forward in healing. We never want to be a people who react to evil - we always want to respond to Jesus. They shared where their passion for racial reconciliation first started to develop, how they are discussing current events with their kids and the historical ramifications that they are now leading people, their church and their city through in 2020.

Senior Pastor Jimmy Seibert wrapped up our Better Together series, sharing the importance of cultivating the right soil in our lives. Even if we plant seeds, if we don't have good soil nothing will grow. How can we cultivate this? By intentionally living around the Word and will of God, being spirit-filled grateful people and mutually submitting to one another and finding God's grace sufficient.

Tune in to hear answers to your questions, unplugged and unfiltered. How can leaders use their voice and privilege amidst crisis? As a leader, how do you balance vulnerability with your own process but strength for others? Hear from Lead Pastor Carl Gulley, Women's and Young Adult Pastor Maddie Echols and College Pastor Luke Whyte to get their thoughts on leadership today.

With the circumstances surrounding us and sheltering in place, relationships may be taking the strain. Lead Pastor Carl Gulley dove straight into what is required in every relationship: humility. What does humility require of me? What if we didn't just have the courage to ask ourselves that question, but acted upon it?

How do you handle the racism dialogue? What is tokenism and what do we do about it? How are church leaders making sure they continue to learn? Don't miss Part 2 of this Unplugged series as we continue to answer hard questions. Hear from Lead Pastor Carl Gulley, Family Pastor Vincent Carpenter, Women's and Young Adult Pastor Maddie Echols, College Associate Pastor Olayinka Obasanya and Impact Waco Director Jason Ramos.

Family Pastor Vincent Carpenter continued our Better Together series, sharing what it means to be part of the Body of Christ and how we are all called to place honor upon each other. Every part of the human body is important, and the same goes for the church body. Without each other, we would miss the fullest picture God is revealing of Himself on the earth through the Church.

For people of color, how do you deal with pain and anger in response to injustices? How does someone who is white start a conversation about race and racism? What steps should be taken by Church leadership to learn about systemic racism? In this episode, we tackle Race, Racism, Justice and The Church’s Role with an unfiltered discussion with Lead Pastor Carl Gulley, Family Pastor Vincent Carpenter, Women's and Young Adult Pastor Maddie Echols and Associate College Pastor Olayinka Obasanya.

We loved getting to celebrate Mother's Day during our Better Together series with one of the spiritual mothers of the Antioch Movement, Laura Seibert. Being a mom is such a vulnerable, challenging, rewarding and important role, and mothers throughout the Bible have shown the key influence only a mother has.

Carl Gulley, Maddie Echols and Luke Whyte tackle week two of questions surrounding God & Theology: Is this global pandemic a sign that we are in the End Times? What does the Bible say about tattoos? Can you lose your salvation? Can a loving God really send people to hell?