Tomorrow is the second part of the two-part series on Heaven at Antioch. I really wish I had made it a longer series. If I had, I probably would have done one message on Hell and then (because it would be fun!) another using C.S. Lewis’s The Great Divorce as a jumping off point. If […]
One of the things we decided when we started Redux – the new service at Antioch – was to always have something meaningful to strive for together. Church services really run the risk of being too entertainment driven and passive. Having a common goal, however, allows us to actively do good as a result of
Here’s a cool picture someone just sent me from outside the Tower Theatre on Christmas Eve. We had to turn away fifty or so from the 4:00 service and still filled the 6:00. Might be doing three services next year… makes me tired just thinking about it!!
We’re kicking off a two week series on Heaven this Sunday at Antioch. Heaven is a subject that I’ve been particularly interested in for a long time. For much of Christian history, it was one of the major topics of books, sermons and discussions. In recent history, however, it has been largely pushed to the
I felt like writing a post and detailing several large and important needs that Antioch and Kilns College have to try and get some help in solving them. I’m always amazed at how big challenges disappear when a lot of people take a little piece. I’m also amazed at how many people want to help
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Authors Mike and Danae Yankoski are speaking at Antioch this morning. Their new book, Zealous Love: A Practical Guide to Social Justice, hits the stands next week. It’s a must read for Christians interested in human rights, what the scriptures say about justice and practical things we can do to promote it. Click on the
So, for the last couple of hours, I haven’t been able to get a couple of things out of my head about the Antioch community that I’m really proud of. Thought that maybe if I wrote down some of the cool stuff I’d be able to clear my mind!! Here’s a list: Financial giving at
Had a fun dinner last night in Downtown Chicago with several Antioch interns from this past summer. Chicago is crazy cold!!
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