Antioch Wichita - Sermon Podcast

What dictates the stability of your life? Does life control your day and joy, or does Christ in you? Pastor Rob shared a messaged titled Rooted: The Choice Between Blowing in the Wind OR Living Immovable. We were not created and redeemed in Jesus for our lives to be dictated by this broken world, broken people, or broken circumstances.

Pastor Rob Danz concluded our One Hundred Three sermon series with Part 5: A Forever Love for Temporary Flowers. We are only temporary in this life, and the sooner we embrace our “dust in the wind” earthly existence, the sooner we can embrace our eternal existence and live life accordingly.

The God of heaven is full of grace, mercy and unending love and at the same time, He is also the God who we should have a reverent fear of. Fearing God means having a deep reverence for Him that it changes the way we live our lives. The fear of God is respecting Him, obeying Him, submitting to His discipline, and worshiping Him in awe. 

Our friend Pastor Jamaal Watson joined us again this week preaching a message titled, "Peace" based out of John 14. Peace isn't a thing, it's a person and His name is Jesus. 

God's justice and mercy are so far beyond anything we can fathom or come up with on our own. We must lead our souls to bless the Lord for His justice for the oppressed, and the mercy He gives all of us in not seeing us for our sin. Pastor Rob Danz continues our One Hundred Three sermon series with Part 3: Justice, Mercy and Sticky Love. 

This week we continue with our series based out of Psalm 103 with, "Bless Him Through All Things". It's important to praise God through the good seasons of our lives because He is the author of all things good. It's also critically important to praise Him through the difficult and dark seasons because He is worthy and we also need to keep our eyes on Him through the battles. This service ended with a powerful time of crying out to Jesus for the things of the past.

Our new series titled "One Hundred Three" comes from Psalms 103. This powerful chapter finds David engaging his entire self to praise God because of all the amazing things that He has done. Worship isn't an emotion, it's a discipline that changes us from the inside out. Pastor Rob kicks off part 1 of the series with Bless & Remind

Missions is the heart of the church! We are all called to live a life on mission for the Kingdom. Whether it's overseas or to our neighbors, we are missionaries and we are church planters. Pastor Rob Danz preached Part 2 of our Missions in the Mess sermon series titled; Simply How. There are simple and tangible things we can do with our lives to be on purpose about missions.

Pastor Rob kicks off our new sermon series titled "Missions in the Mess". How do we approach mission in this crazy time of humanity and how do we approach missions when the mess in us is still raging? Nothing about the calling of God is interrupted or changed by the shifting sand and chaos of this world. His power and sovereignty are the same, our identity is the same, and our calling is the same. Nothing has changed.

We had the great honor of having Pastor Jamaal Watson with us this week in the pulpit. The sermon was titled "Shout and Proclaim" and was based in Psalms 98.

The church is so vitally necessary to a follower of Jesus. Jesus is the head and we together are His body. What we do as the church will have an enormous impact in our lives and in the nations. There are un-healthy rhythms that the church has fallen to over the years, and this week Pastor Rob walks through 5 healthy and necessary rhythms for us to run with.

It's Youth Sunday and we are amazed by how Jesus is working through our youth. This week Family Ministry Pastor Jimmy Hutson and some of our students take over service and share some amazing things in how Jesus is shaping this generation of Antioch Youth.

We were honored to have special guest Trey Green with us this morning. Trey is the Mobilization Director of the Antioch Movement of Churches. Seeing Jesus as a God of grace and mercy is amazing, but at the same time we need to know Him as Lord of all. Trey brings a word from Revelation 1.

There comes a time in our faith where sinning becomes less about “messing up again” or “being in trouble” and we grow into the reality that sinning is more about a heartache because we have allowed something to get between us and Jesus. That reality comes to light in John 21:1-19 when Jesus restores the Apostle Peter who had just denied him 3 times before His crucifixion. Peter was a mess and longing to be close to Jesus again, and Jesus "mends" a rock (Peter) 

What is Easter really about? When you get to the main message of Easter it's this, Jesus has defeated the enemy and freed us from the curse. He has WON and so we win!

This Palm Sunday Pastor Rob Danz concluded our Sorrow & Hope sermon series with Part 5: "Not Gone How I Thought it Would", based out of John 12:12-16. Sometimes we get the promises of God intertwined with unpromised roads to get to there.

Pastor Rob shared part 4 of our Sorrow & Hope sermon series titled; Glory at All Cost. As Jesus laid down His life for us as a servant, He calls us to do the same. As we die to our selves and serve where He is, we bring glory to the Father. We have no greater purpose in life. Glorify | Die | Serve

Family Ministry Pastor Jimmy Hutson asks two questions; 1) What do you have your eyes set on? 2) What are you looking for life in? This week was Part 3 in the Sorrow & Hope sermon series that looks at a powerful conversation Jesus had with a Pharisee who was looking for more.

Special guest Drew Steadman who is the U.S. Director of the Antioch movement, continued our Sorrow and Hope sermon series. Part 2 was from John 2:13-22 where Jesus cleanses the temple. When we see Jesus for who He really is, we can see our identity, and what the mission of the church truly is.

Our Lent 2021 Sermon Series "Sorrow & Hope" kicks off with "Speaking for the Enemy" from Mark 8:31-35. It’s possible to love Jesus and to think you know His will and still completely miss His heart. When we allow our zeal and passion to dictate our view of what God's will is, we can actually end up speaking for the enemy and not the Kingdom. Jesus is restoring us from not only the obviously wicked and sinful things in our hearts, but He is also restoring us from our well intended efforts and hearts that are not necessarily His.