Here’s a little bit I wrote when we started taking Questions and Answers at Antioch over a year ago: Martin Luther began the Reformation by nailing 95 issues (called “theses”) to a church door in Wittenberg, Germany in an attempt to dialogue with others about the Christian faith in hopes of returning to a more
“To endure the cross is not tragedy; it is the suffering which is the fruit of an exclusive allegiance to Jesus Christ” – Dietrich Bonhoeffer
This Sunday, on Easter, we’re launching into a new sermon series at Antioch called, The Relevance of Christianity in an Age of Skepticism. I find one of the most misunderstood or confusing aspects of Christianity is trying to develop confidence when the ideas or religion in general are looked down on by society. The Bible
We expect around 1,600 people for Easter Sunday at Antioch this coming Sunday. As such, there are three special service times this Sunday: 8:00 a.m., 9:30 a.m. and 11:00 a.m. The Antioch Choir, spoken word by Micah, new series on the Relevance of Christianity, special treats and lots of coffee — should be crazy fun!!!
In January, I had the chance to go to Cambodia to visit and interact with the World Relief programs there. The one thing that surprised me the most was the scale and scope of the children’s programs. Over 38,000 kids gather weekly around the country in one of World Relief’s children’s meetings, which are staffed
A recent college grad e-mailed me a question the other day about how to understand the word “heart” in the Bible and whether love was something Atheists could have in their evolutionary worldview, what it would be and how they would account for its existence. Below is a quick response: *********************** The term (and the
I’m super excited about the new staff hire at the Kilns College, Melissa Sudduth. How many 27 year olds show up in Bend who have worked at 5 colleges and have a Masters degree from Harvard in Higher Education Administration?!?! Evidently, one. Check out the Press Release on Melissa below and stay tuned for lots
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Here is a quick answer to a question I was asked today on my view of reading. It stemmed from a comment I made about advice I received once about not reading too many marriage or parenting books. (The advice aimed at speaking to the temptation toward formulas and feeling the need to copy that
Antioch’s Art Director, Connie Gabbert, and her husband, Jason, have started a blog called “Two Daily.” Connie is an amazing illustrator, painter, designer and graphic artist and her equally talented husband is a graphic designer and photographer. Their blog is titled “two daily” because they’re uploading two images per day – an illustration from Connie
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