In this sermon, Pastor Clint walks us thru Malachi 2:10-16. God warns that spiritual neglect fractures relationships, as unfaithfulness to God leads to betrayal among His people. Israel's idolatry and broken marriages dishonor their shared covenant identity. Our relationships matter because they reflect our unity as God’s children, fulfilled in Chr…

Money gives us three false promises: security, value, and comfort. As believers, what truly fulfills those promises for us? Listen to Brian's convicting message as we continue our mini sermon series on Generosity.Bởi Antioch Community Church in Waltham, MA (Boston Area)

In this sermon, Pastor Kevin looks at Malachi 2:1-9. God rebukes the priests for dishonoring His name, corrupting His covenant with Levi, and leading others astray. He warns of curses and disgrace for their unfaithfulness, contrasting their failure with His desire for reverent, faithful leaders. This points to Christ, the ultimate High Priest, who …

How could Stephen be full of boldness and compassion when he was facing death? What does it teach us who live so far away from martyrdom? Listen to Sean's message that inspires us to live out the Gospel and love our enemies. This also concludes our Acts sermon series.Bởi Antioch Community Church in Waltham, MA (Boston Area)

In this sermon, Pastor Clint walks thru Malachi 1:6-14. God rebukes His people for dishonoring Him through apathetic worship, offering blemished sacrifices that reveal their lack of love and reverence. Though God is a Father and Master deserving honor, their half-hearted devotion reflects spiritual complacency. This passage calls us to "ponder anew…

Malachi 1:1-5 opens with God declaring His love for Israel. God reminds Israel that He chose Jacob over Esau, symbolizing His sovereign grace and favor toward His people, despite their sins and failures. This passage points to Christ as the ultimate fulfillment of God’s covenant love for His chosen people. Through Christ, God’s love is fully expres…

In this sermon, Pastor Clint walks us through Micah 7:8-20. Micah ends his book with a profound confession, acknowledging Israel’s sin and recognizing that their suffering comes from their rebellion against God. In a prayer for deliverance, Micah asks for God’s mercy, longing for the day when God will restore His people, protect them, and guide the…

What is the purpose and healthy practice of church government? What is the relationship between the structure and life of the church? Listen to Mark's message on Acts 6!Bởi Antioch Community Church in Waltham, MA (Boston Area)

We live in a spiritual realm where things are happening beyond our five senses. Mark's message gives us a clear view of the reality of the spiritual realm as well as the alternation between persecution and Kingdom's advance in the early church.Bởi Antioch Community Church in Waltham, MA (Boston Area)

In this sermon, Pastor Clint looks at Micah 7:1-7. As Micah surveys his community, his heart is broken, and he expresses his pain through lament. Our culture has lost the language of lament for good vibes and quick fixes. But what has been lost for us as this language has gone dormant? Listen and be challenged to rediscover the language of lament a…

Listen to Mark's message on Ananias and Sapphira to have a fresh understanding of sin and fear of the Lord, to whom we are all accountable to on that Day!Bởi Antioch Community Church in Waltham, MA (Boston Area)

How do we respond when the circumstances we are in is shaky? Do we let ourselves be consumed with the circumstance and coming up strategies, or do we focus on the character of God and His promises? Listen to Marla's message as she challenges us through her own experience.Bởi Antioch Community Church in Waltham, MA (Boston Area)

Preaching about Jesus is the most risky and offensive thing that we are commanded to do. If we live the Gospel but do not proclaim, then our lives are compartmentalized and we suppress what the Holy Spirit wants to do. Listen to Brian's message that inspires us to preach about Jesus today!Bởi Antioch Community Church in Waltham, MA (Boston Area)

In this sermon, Pastor Clint works through Micah 6. God calls His people to remember His faithful acts and asks what He truly requires of them. Rather than sacrifices, God desires a heart committed to justice, mercy, and humility (Micah 6:8). This points to the gospel of Christ, where God’s ultimate requirement is fulfilled in Jesus, who embodies p…

Micah 5 tells us of the coming ruler from Bethlehem, a seemingly insignificant town, who will bring deliverance to Israel. This ruler whose origins are "from of old, from ancient days," is Jesus Christ. . He is the True King who leads, protects, and brings peace to His people. He is the ruler, born in humble circumstances, yet destined to reign ove…

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.Bởi Antioch Community Church in Waltham, MA (Boston Area)

Pastor Clint walks us through Micah 4:1-13. This passage presents a vision of hope and restoration, wherein the "last days" the mountain of the Lord's house will be established, drawing nations to seek His ways and walk in peace. War will cease, and God's people will live in security under His reign. Despite present suffering and exile, God promise…

In this sermon, Pastor Clint walks thru Micah 3:1-12. God condemns the corrupt leaders and prophets of Israel for their injustice and deceit, exploiting the people while claiming God's favor. This passage points to the need for a true and righteous leader, which is fulfilled in Christ, who embodies justice and truth, never compromising or exploitin…

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.Bởi Antioch Community Church in Waltham, MA (Boston Area)

In this sermon, Pastor Kevin looks at Micah 2. Micah condemns the leaders of God's people for their oppression and injustice, while also promising future restoration. God vows to gather a remnant of His people, acting as their shepherd and king who will lead them to freedom. This points to Jesus, the Good Shepherd and King, who confronts injustice,…

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.Bởi Antioch Community Church in Waltham, MA (Boston Area)

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!Bởi Antioch Community Church in Waltham, MA (Boston Area)

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.Bởi Antioch Community Church in Waltham, MA (Boston Area)

In this sermon, Pastor Kevin walks thru Micah 1:8-16. Here, Micah laments the depth of sin and the impending judgment as a result. The passage confronts us with the question - do we see the depth of sin in our own lives? Do we, like Micah, and like Christ, lament the sin and brokenness both in us and around us?…

In this sermon, Pastor Clint begins our Micah series by looking at Chapter 1:1-7. Here, we read of the prophet Micah receiving a message from God, announcing judgment upon Samaria and Jerusalem due to their sins. God declares that He will come down from His heavenly throne and bring destruction upon these cities, with Samaria’s idols, temples, and …

In this sermon, Andrew Davies proclaims Christ as the Good Shepherd from John 10:1-16. Shepherd/sheep imagery is sprinkled all throughout the Bible. In this passage, Jesus shows us how he is the Shepherd who knows us, calls us, and changes us. It is essential for us, his sheep, to hear and respond to his voice so that we may have the abundant life …

In this sermon, Pastor Clint looks at Matthew 25:31-46. In this sobering passage, Jesus gives us a glimpse down the halls of human history to our judgment day. The day is coming, when King Jesus will separate everyone into one of two groups -- the sheep and the goat. What distinguishes the difference between sheep and goats? What awaits them? Liste…

In this sermon, Pastor Clint looks at Matthew 15:1-20 as we continue to paint a portrait of Jesus. In this chapter, Pharisees and Scribes confront Jesus with an accusation veiled as a question. They accuse him and his disciples of being defiled because they break with the tradition of the elders. Jesus calls out their spiritual misdiagnosis as supe…

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.Bởi Antioch Community Church in Waltham, MA (Boston Area)

In this sermon, Pastor Clint looks at Matthew 13:1-23 and the parable of the sower. As we continue to build out a portrait of Jesus from the Gospels, it's important to see that Jesus frequently spoke in parables. In this sermon, we'll ask three questions: What is a parable? Why did Jesus speak in parables? And what does this parable mean? Listen an…

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.Bởi Antioch Community Church in Waltham, MA (Boston Area)

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.Bởi Antioch Community Church in Waltham, MA (Boston Area)

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.Bởi Antioch Community Church in Waltham, MA (Boston Area)

In this sermon, Pastor Clint looks at Matthew 9:35-10:42. Jesus has hard words to hear about the costs of following him and joining Him on his mission. Though they are hard words, they are true words and we must defy complacency and comfort and believe in the mission to the point of cruciform obedience. Listen and be challenged to follow Jesus even…

In this sermon, Justin Fung looks at John 15:9-17. In this passage, Jesus defines love and challenges his disciples to love one another. Love is putting someone else's needs above your own. This sermon challenges you to move from theoretical love to actual love, to move from theory to practice.Bởi Seven Mile Road Church (Waltham)

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?Bởi Antioch Community Church in Waltham, MA (Boston Area)

Being a disciple and making disciples are inherently tied to each other! Discipleship is intentional, missional, supernatural, and relational. Listen to Alex's encouraging message and reflect on what it means for us to be a disciple and to make disciples in this season.Bởi Antioch Community Church in Waltham, MA (Boston Area)

In this sermon, guest preacher Jared Kirk looks at the portrait of Jesus found in Luke 7:37-50. In this passage, a woman shows extravagant love to Jesus. As one who has been forgiven much, she responds with love that causes others to take notice. One of those people who noticed is a pharisee named Simon. He is blind to his spiritual debt, and Jesus…

Living in a world of polarized political views that even causes division within the body, what is the church called to respond? How do we obey God, submit to governing authorities, and honor those who are in power?Bởi Antioch Community Church in Waltham, MA (Boston Area)

One of the hardest but Christ-like commandment God is to love our enemies and overcome evil with good. Listen to Brian's convicting message on why God called us to do it and how to activate it in our lives!Bởi Antioch Community Church in Waltham, MA (Boston Area)

In this sermon, Pastor Magdiel looks at Mark 5:1-20. In this passage, Jesus shows He has authority and power over the spiritual realm. Jesus meets a man with an unclean spirit who lived among the tombs. He was the living among the dead. And Jesus pursued him, healed him, and changed his life forever. This same Jesus can change your life too.…

In this sermon, Pastor Sam Jero looks at Matthew 14:22-33. In this familiar story, Jesus walks on water. This miracle reveals the divinity of Jesus and demands a response from us. This experience transforms the disciples, particularly Peter, who boldly asks if he can join Jesus on the stormy waters. Listen and be challenged to consider who Jesus is…

In this sermon, Pastor Clint looks at First Thessalonians 5:1-28. In this passage, Paul addresses several areas of focus. He looks at how we are to Stay Alert and be ready for the return of Christ. He talks about Respecting Our Leaders and living as a Responsible Community. He highlights what it means to Live Intentionally, and to Trust the Lord to…

In this sermon, Pastor Clint looks at 1 Thessalonians 4:13-18 as Paul helps us understand how Christians can grieve with hope. If death is loss without the possibility of being found -- then no one, not even Christians can have hope. But because the gospel is true -- Christians can have hope in the face of death. Paul tells us the reason we can hav…

Listen to Mark's teaching that extensively lists spiritual gifts from three categories (Romans 12, Ephesians 4, 1 Corinthians 12) with a main focus on Romans 12. Which gift(s) do you identify? What is it like for you to share that gift with others?Bởi Antioch Community Church in Waltham, MA (Boston Area)

We often feel impatient through a storm in life, yet God could use it to pursue us and invite us back to His love. Andrew's message exhorts us to respond to storms from a bird's eye view. This concludes our minor prophet series.Bởi Antioch Community Church in Waltham, MA (Boston Area)

We are kicking off our third summer of Romans series. Sean's message gave us a recap of Romans 9 - 11 from the end of last summer and the historical context of Romans, and it also showed us God's heart to reconcile the disunity within church between Jews and Gentiles. How should we respond to the division and live out the Gospel today?…

In this sermon, Pastor Magdiel Gaurdado looks at Colossians 3:1-17. When it comes to driving, we need to keep our eyes on the road and learn when to hit the brakes and step on the gas. The parallels are similar on how to live. In this passage, Paul shows us where to fix our eyes, what things in our life need to stop, and what things we need to acce…

In this sermon, Pastor Clint looks at 1 Thessalonians 4:9-12. Paul begins teaching us how to live and how to pursue a godly life. At first glance, everything about what Paul says is ordinary. It can easily be overlooked. However, pursuing this kind of life, day by day will have a compounded effect to produce a compelling life. Listen and be challen…

Jonah is the last book of our minor prophets series. Through this counter example of a prophet, God reveals His missional heart. Do you want to be like Jesus? He loves the people we hate and our enemies. Do you still want to be like Jesus?Bởi Antioch Community Church in Waltham, MA (Boston Area)