Sermons By Antioch Community Church in Waltham, MA (Boston Area)

This Sunday, we are taking a break from our Acts series  and responding to the corporate call of consecration through focusing on confession. Confession is a counter-intuitive and vulnerable way to overcome evil with good. Listen to Christopher's message on the purpose and practicality of confession.

Are signs and wonders still relevant to contemporary church? What does healing the sick look like today? David's message reminds us of who we are, what we are called to do, and practically how we walk it out today.

Listen to Mark's message on the Pentecost, the significant event in God's plan and the fulfillment of prophecies. This is what we believe and what shapes our church. Let this message reminds us of why we gather on Sundays and what following Christ is all about.

Our fall sermon series kicks off today. We will be going through the first seven chapters of Acts in the next two months. Listen to the context and overview of the sermon series from Mark and ponder on how the contemporary church can learn and imitate from the early church!

Listen to Sean's pastoral message as a follow-up to the recent news which Mark shared and we as a congregation processed the Sunday before. Let's get a glimpse of God's heart and respond to sin, either our own or other's, as our Lord would. 

We finished our third summer in the Romans sermon series! Listen to Mark's concluding message as Paul wraps up his letter to the church in Rome.

What does disunity sound like to the Lord? How can unity be achieved, what does unity bring, and how should we respond? Listen to Marla's message on the purpose and practicality of pursuing unity in the body.

Who is the strong and who is the weak? How do those who think they are strong respond to those whom they think are weak? As we follow the steps of Christ, we let the insults fall on Jesus and we give acceptance and unconditional love to the weak. 

What is a disputable matter? How can we cultivate conscience and love our neighbor in a very opinionated world? Listen to Christopher's message on how Paul addressed this issue in early church and how we can apply today.

What is the difference between envy and jealousy? What is the slippery slope of dissension and jealousy? And how does cognitive distortion have to do with this?