Antioch Church of the Brethren – Podcast

Do you remember the first time you saw the Washington Monument, the Lincoln Memorial, or the White House? When my son Allen was about 4 years old, I took him to Washington DC for the first time. I will never forget the look on his face when he first saw the Lincoln memorial. His mouth dropped open and all he could do was stare at what he later called, “that giant man sitting

Please open your Bibles to Acts 28. The last chapter of this incredible book, and nearly the last message of our series. The latest ordeal with Paul started back in Acts 26 when during his trial before King Agrippa, Paul appealed to Caesar. Chapter 27 describes how they set sail for Rome to allow Paul to do this but turns into an ill-fated voyage that wound up in a 14 day h

Paul had good news and bad news and we’ll hear both today. Follow along in your Bibles Acts 27 and with these sermon notes. Last week we left Paul, Luke and Aristarchus in a bit of a bind. Having set out from Caesarea, Paul is on his way to Rome so his case can be heard by the Emperor. But this trip hasn’t gone too well. Already in this chapter, Luke says the winds were

The last time we were in the Book of Acts, Paul had taken charge of the courtroom in Caesarea and challenged King Agrippa, Governor Festus, and all those in attendance to consider the resurrection of Jesus Christ and be saved. Sadly, as far as we know, none of them did. Agrippa said he was almost persuaded, before he walked out telling Festus that Paul could go free if he hadn

JT Clark shares about the ministry that he and his wife developed called, My Brother’s Crossing. The ministry was birthed after Bobby and Pam Clark were involved in a traffic accident that took their lives. An incredible set of circumstances occurred on the night of August 21, 2015 that put the truck driven by C.J. Martin and the motorcycle ridden by Bobby and Pam on pat

I don’t know how it was with you, but when I grew up and mom would say, “Well, did you finish your homework?” I would say, “Well, I almost finished it.” I always heard something like this – “Almost doesn’t count except with horse shoes and hand grenades.” Of course, that was before corn hole, right? Today, you don

In 1972, two investigative reporters, Carl Bernstein and Bob Woodward, detonated one of the biggest political bombshells of all time when they researched and discovered the now infamous Watergate story. Any of you remember that? It dominated the news for what seemed like years and ended with the resignation of President Richard Nixon. Over the years, such journalists have expo

He is Risen! What a great privilege it is to be able to come and celebrate the Resurrection in person. I think all of us remember where we were last year on Easter morning and for most of us it wasn’t inside of a church. I am thankful we are able to do that this morning. Amen! Resurrection Day is a day that we celebrate the greatest victory, the greatest news in all o