In Christ Jesus it is possible to live a non-anxious life! Jesus taught that being anxious is the result of assuming the wrong position responsibility in relationships. In this message we learn from God’s word how to avoid anxiety traps and be a non-anxious presence in our relationships with others.

In Christ Jesus it is possible to live a non-anxious life! Jesus taught that being anxious is the result of wrongly assuming responsibility for things outside of our control. In this message we learn from God’s word important ways we are invited to trust God in our work, avoiding the trap of anxious toil.

In Christ Jesus it is possible to live a non-anxious life, being guarded by God’s peace from chronic anxiety and emotional regression that is normal in the world. Jesus taught that being anxious is the result of being divided pulled in different directions, trying to serve two opposing masters. Resolving to listen to and follow one voice, the Good Shepherd, is essential to a non-anxious life.

In Christ Jesus it is possible to live a non-anxious life, being guarded by God’s peace from chronic anxiety and emotional regression that is normal in the world. In this message we uncover our tendency to choose distractions to our anxiety rather than choosing what Jesus calls the better portion, “the one thing necessary” to a non-anxious life.

In Christ Jesus it is possible to live a non-anxious life, being guarded by God’s peace from chronic anxiety and emotional regression that is normal in the world. In this message we kick off a new series learning how to live “Anxious For Nothing”.

Jesus taught us to pray for God’s Kingdom to come and will to be done on earth as in heaven. For the people of God to live this out in the world, COURAGE is required! In this message we look at a prayer for courage that early followers of Jesus made while facing opposition to the kingdom of God and ways of Jesus.

Jesus taught us to pray for God’s Kingdom to come and will to be done on earth as in heaven. For the people of God to live this out in the world, they must be different than the world. So in John 17 Jesus prayed that all his people would be sanctified (holy, set apart, different) in the truth. Jesus then died on the cross so that his people would be sanctified, not conformed to the pattern of the world, but transformed from the inside out.

Jesus taught us to pray for God’s Kingdom to come and will to be done on earth as in heaven. One of the defining characteristics of His Kingdom is LOVE…love for God and love for other people. In this message we dive into a prayer in Ephesians 3 where Paul prays for God love to be known in the church beyond human imagination.

Jesus taught us to pray for God’s Kingdom to come and will to be done on earth as in heaven. But what does this mean exactly and what does it have to do with my daily life? In this message we kick off a new series aimed at answering those questions and giving practical direction for partnering with God to see His Kingdom come.

The Psalms provide us a rich expression and declaration of truth, praise, perspective, and spiritual hunger that build up our faith in God and hope in His promises. In this message, we learn through Psalm 131 how to abide in the presence of a God who loves us and who’s promises never fail.

The Psalms provide us a rich expression and declaration of truth, praise, perspective, and spiritual hunger that build up our faith in God and hope in His promises. In this message, special guest Clinton Mosely, guides us through a tension we all can relate with in Psalm 73.

The Psalms provide us a rich expression and declaration of truth, praise, perspective, and spiritual hunger that build up our faith in God and hope in His promises. In this message we explore the theme of truth and lies in the culture around us from Psalm 12!

The Psalms provide us a rich expression and declaration of truth, praise, perspective, and spiritual hunger that build up our faith in God and hope in His promises. In this message we explore the theme of hope in Psalm 39!

The Psalms provide us a rich expression and declaration of truth, praise, perspective, and spiritual hunger that build up our faith in God and hope in His promises. In this message we explore the theme of revival in Psalm 119!

The Psalms provide us a rich expression and declaration of truth, praise, perspective, and spiritual hunger that build up our faith in God and hope in His promises. In this message we learn the different expressions of Praise found in the Psalms and how each is uniquely intended to help us fight spiritual battles we face each day.

The Psalms provide us a rich expression and declaration of truth, praise, perspective, and spiritual hunger that build up our faith in God and hope in His promises. In this message we dive into the generational blessing described in Psalm 145.

The church of Jesus is destined and designed by God to impact the world through the faithful presence of its people in their neighborhoods, schools, workplaces, and communities. Jesus commands us to “let our light shine before others” in such a way that people would give glory to God. In this message we learn from the Scriptures how to intentionally live on mission with Jesus in everything we do.

Ever wondered why Christians gather on Sundays for a church service? In this message we dive into the teaching of Scripture to discover God’s purpose for the “gathering” and “assembly” of the church and why it matters for the church and for you!

From the beginning Jesus taught his disciples how to BE the church, not just do ministry events. We seek to live this same value out today through our House Churches. House Churches are multi-generational spiritual families where we care for one another, build one another up in the LORD and together practice what the Bible teaches. In the context of house church, we get to BE the church, more than a building or a name or an event to attend, but a spiritual family where we are truly known, loved, cared for, built up, and discipled.

The 5 Circles of Church at Antioch Lake Cities clarify how every person can dynamically grow in discipleship to Jesus across the breadth of our church. The 2nd Circle (Life on Life Discipleship) is a foundational value and practice in the kingdom of God and life of the church. Jesus has called all of us to BE His disciples who MAKE disciples. Life on life discipleship is one person helping another person(s) take their next steps in being a life long, obedient follower of Jesus who loves God, loves people, and makes disciples of Jesus. In this message we learn practical steps to living out life on life discipleship.