This week, we celebrated Palm Sunday and Jimmy shared a message on extravagant worship. Jesus alone is worthy to be praised and worshipped extravagantly because He alone is the only one to bring salvation and freedom. Throughout this week, we are challenged to engage in extravagant worship. We are not only brought to a place of freedom when we put Jesus in his rightful place, but we also create an atmosphere in which the enemy cannot dwell.

This week, Steve Findley wrapped up our Come to the Mountain series with a message out of Matthew 5:10-12, “Blessed are those who have been persecuted for the sake of righteousness.” Being persecuted, or insulted, for the sake of Jesus is something to celebrate because we are promised to inherit the Kingdom of Heaven.

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Antioch Community Church is a church of people with a passion for Jesus and His purposes in the earth. This podcast features sunday sermons from the preaching pastors of Antioch Community Church.

This week, Jimmy continued our Come to the Mountain series. His message focused on Matthew 5:8, “Blessed are those who are pure in heart.” Purity in heart extends beyond external actions and is driven by something deeper. When we come to a place of confession and repentance, we see Jesus more clearly and purity becomes natural.

This week, Jimmy continued our Come To The Mountain series with a message on mercy out of Matthew 5:7. Being merciful means acting with empathy. When we show mercy we will never come out in void. Showing mercy now is sowing into the future, and has the potential to change generations.

Today, Pastor Vincent Carpenter continued our Come To The Mountain series with a message based on Matthew 5:6. We find fulfillment when we press into Jesus. Righteousness doesn’t come from what we do or don’t do, but it comes from the person of Jesus.

Jimmy continued our “Come to the Mountain” series by talking through Matthew 5:5. The meek shall inherit the goodness God has for them. Being meek does not mean being weak, but rather having strength under control. When we walk in meekness, we are committing to walk in humility and to encourage and love those around us.

This week Jimmy kicked off our new series, Come to the Mountain, which is centered around the Beatitudes. In part one, Jimmy focused on the first two Beatitudes and shared on being people who are poor in spirit and mourn our sin. When we acknowledge our absolute need for Jesus and own our sin, we step into the fullness God has for us.

This week, World Mandate speaker and missionary Jim Yost shared his story, and left us with the challenge to be people that go.

This week, Jimmy shares on the heart and vision for our movement going forward this year. In everything, we need to cling to Jesus to see His purposes fulfilled on the earth.