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

Guest speaker and lead pastor of Antioch Beverley, Brian Carlson, asks what God offers in the midst of the complexity and confusion of life's circumstances. This gift spells our freedom from anxieties and lack of purpose.

 Lead Pastor, Sean Richmond, shares of himself as he takes us into his own seasons of lament. We are to cry out to JESUS in our times of weakness and suffering. It is when our trust is placed in Him, and not ourselves or others, that we are allowing the will of God to be worked by way of us.

Guest Speakers, Nick & Sheila Rowe, provide practical and wise council from the Psalms. Rather than Fight, Flee or Fold, we are to call out to the LORD and to remain with Him in the difficult places as we allow Him in his power and understanding to heal us and love us.

Lead Pastor, Sean Richmond, reminds us how even in the midst of King David's stumbles and shortcomings, he is willing to recognize and repent of his offenses to the LORD. We see the contriteness of David's spirit as he turns toward the LORD through his Psalms.

Lead Pastor, Sean Richmond, lays the groundwork for an incredible series on the Biblical Psalter. It's a compilation of 150 prophetic prayers and songs, written by multiple authors, most notably known being King David, .

Guest speaker, Amy Miller, delivers an inspiring message that draws us back to our calling as Jesus' hands and feet on the earth. She reminds us that we are called as the Church to both the declaration AND the demonstration of the gospel. 

Associate Pastor, Brendan Hollingsworth, and Director of Ministry, John Pricket, tag-team the explanation of the what and how of Kingdom Relationships today.

Lead Pastor, Sean Richmond, takes us back to the basics of walking in Christian fellowship with the first of Four Pillars of our Antioch church-planting movement; recognizing God's presence and empowerment as we partner with The Holy Spirit in prayer, worship, and spiritual gifts.

Lead Pastor, Sean Richmond, takes us back to the basics of walking in Christian fellowship with the first of Four Pillars of our Antioch church-planting movement; hearing, reading, and speaking: the Word of God, the Bible.

Associate Pastor, Brendan Hollingsworth, reminds us of God's demonstration of hospitality and the very real and uncomfortable cost of obeying and following after His example. We are reminded that His dwelling in us, and ours in Him, serves as the catalyst for such a reaction from our lives.