Last Sunday we picked up where we left off last summer. This portion is called, “Learning to Limp”, taking us to chapter 36. Join us for the next few months as we study these next 12 chapters!
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Artwork by: Ruelson Bruce Lee
Typography by: David Yeiser
This Sunday we invite you to join us for a two-week sermon mini-series with an emphasis on families. You can join in person at our social distance gathering or through a live stream on the Antioch Church Facebook page. #whenlifegetsinterrupted@bradleyrbell
What’s are @KentuckyBaptist churches about? Preach the gospel and baptize believers in the name of Jesus! What a morning at @AntiochPeople. Joined worship with Asha Nepali Baptist church and David’s baptism! What an honor to be here this morning!
We’re hosting another missions pre-field training called The Helipad on June 21-22 at @AntiochPeople. This @TheUpstreamC event is designed to help your church prepare and launch people into God’s global mission. Registration and info below... https://t.co/B71yiPeiWP
Great Easter worshipping with my bio family and my church family at @AntiochPeople. Thankful for an excellent gospel message from my pastor @bradleyrbell
In him was life, and the life was the light of men. The light shines in the darkness, and the darkness has not overcome it. John 1:4-5 #GoodFriday#Easter
“Paul pressed forward to start new churches, but also circled back to strengthen established churches so they could send more. He held in perfect tension the need for gospel advance and the health of existing churches.” @toddjrobertson@LRBAKY@AntiochPeople
‘Why more churches—we have them on every corner?’
“No, we have church buildings on every corner—those are two very different things. If all existing churches in Louisville were filled on a Sunday, we would still only be scratching the surface of lostness here.” @toddjrobertson
“It doesn’t matter how much knowledge you have—it’s what you do with it. If Jesus were using you as a character in his parable, which one would you be?”
From one of our Nepali pastors as he preached the Parable of the Good Samaritan at @AntiochPeople’s Integrated Gathering.
Upstream's Helipad Conference is coming up soon, but there is still time to register! Click here https://t.co/D2DK3f4evQ to register and to get more info about the event that will be held at Antioch!
Everyday Church: Gospel Communities on Mission makes the connection between our identity as Disciples and the letter of First Peter. It unpacks First Peter and applies it to Western post-Christian contexts like Europe and the United States. It is one of our recommended resouces!
This Sunday we kicked off our Advent sermon series! What a beautiful image of love to think that God the creator came to dwell with us!
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