Senior Pastor Jimmy Seibert continues the Health of the House series with this week's message on insecurity.

Community Outreach Pastor Ed Espinosa shares how we must look at people as God sees them (His workmanship - Ephesians 2:10) in order to love them well. And we will be blessed by seeing them that way!

What if fatherhood means something more than the bumbling, incapable father figure we see on sit-coms? What if it is a picture of a man willing to go to war for his family? Guest speaker Steve Znachko continues the Health of the House series with a stirring message about the person who is called to lay down his life for that house: the father.

The Bible is filled with snapshots of what it looks like to be a Godly dad. In Elijah we see a man who gives his spiritual son a target to aim for, so that Elisha can achieve greater things than he did. In the book of Mark, Jesus interacts with the father who is a tireless, unrelenting, faithful advocate for his suffering son. Lastly, in the story of the prodigal son, we see a dad whose love perseveres even when rejected. This is the perfect message to share with the men in your life!

Heart disease can be scary because on the outside a person can look perfectly healthy, while on the inside something could be dangerously unhealthy. Jimmy Seibert begins his new series, “Health of the House,” by talking about the importance of having things right on the inside.

When the Bible talks about our hearts, it means more than just our physical organ. Proverbs calls it “the well-spring of life,” but also warns that it is “deceitful above all things.” In other words, they are the core of who we are, but they are also flawed by the sin and brokenness of life. Thankfully, God promises to give us a new heart and, like the father of a life-saving heart donor, he longs to hear the heartbeat of his son in each of us.

Don't miss this incredible Gospel presentation by Senior Pastor Jimmy Seibert followed by the celebration of new life with baptisms!

Are you your brother’s keeper? The Bible seems to suggest that a large part of our calling is to be just that. We can do so by putting value on others, but that’s not as easy as it sounds. Vincent Carpenter returns to the stage this week to share with us how we can be our brother's keeper.

Many of us have seen the inspirational Youtube video about the football match between Grapevine Faith Christian School and Gainesville State School. The story of a town coming together to put value on those who needed it most moves us because it shows the world what Jesus is like. We can follow that example by becoming an advocate for others, treating them like family and showing generosity with our money and our encouragement.

What would it look like to be immersed in the presence of God? But that’s just what is being captured when we practice water baptism. In preparation for our Baptism Bash on June 1st, Jimmy Seibert preaches on just what it means to come to the waters of this ancient Church tradition.

We see baptism all over the new testament. John the Baptist did it as an integral part of his ministry, and all throughout the book of Acts we see people repenting and being baptized as an outward sign of faith in Jesus. Baptism can be a picture of repentance, but also an act of obedience that invites fresh power from the Holy Spirit to respond to God. No matter what, it is a sign to the world that the person being baptized is dead to sin and alive to God.

Lexia knows what it feels like to be an orphan. Her mother died giving birth to her and her father died when she was 26. But she also knows what it means to be adopted. Having been adopted by her stepmom but more importantly, her Father in Heaven, she joins us this mother's day to share a powerful story about the spirit of adoption.

Ezekial 16 paints a picture of a child abandoned and dying, but the Lord sees it and gives it new life. As Christians, this is our story. But when we listen to the lies of the enemy, we still behave as spiritual orphans, walking in fear and trying to perform for grace that has already been given to us. Not only does God adopt us, but He makes us Heirs to his kingdom. Romans 8:19 says that the whole world is waiting for us to claim this identity as the sons of God, because when that happens, everything changes.

Wake up! It’s been a long semester and the time of the year just before the summer is the point during which most of us are lulled to sleep by the constant demands of every day life. That’s why Senior Pastor Jimmy Seibert preaches this message, encouraging us to check in on our life in Jesus, and set goals for a summer of thriving.

It’s been an encouraging few months at Antioch. Since Jimmy casted vision for a “tricycle church” at the beginning of the year, God has blessed us with power as we’ve come together corporately. There have also been encouraging breakthroughs in our personal lives. Ephesians 5:14-17, however, tells us to wake up and to make use of our days. That’s why it’s so crucial to ask ourselves where we want to be in God by the end of this summer and to help get us started, Jimmy’s going to explain how he executes a “fight back week!”

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.