I’m teaching Sunday at Antioch and took for the message the title of Thomas a Kempis’ famous book from the 14th century. The spirit of a Kempis’s work was that of true devotion. So often, religion remains an external cloth rather than internal devotion. It’ll be fun on Sunday to give a very practical message […]
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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
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
Thought I’d drop Ed’s message from yesterday into the blog. I love that guy!! (Also, in case you don’t know, if you click on the movie player icon in the “Antioch Messages” area of the blog it shifts from audio to video and allows you to watch the Sunday messages.)
Check out the artwork that Bill Chiaravalle worked up for our ongoing Gospel of John Series at Antioch. Looking forward to revving the series up a little this weekend as we talk about, “Unless Antioch Falls to the Ground and Dies…” Tons of cool things going on (but you’ll have to hang around to find out
Here’s the complete quote from something I read this morning at Antioch that someone asked me to post. It is from the Puritan Samuel Rutherford whose letters from prison were collected and published after his death. It is in a manner as natural to us to leap when we see the New Jerusalem as to
Here is a brief meditation from Chuck Swindoll that I quoted in a sermon this morning. It had a profound impact on my life… hopefully there is someone else out there who it will speak to as well. ATTITUDE The longer I live, the more I realize the impact of attitude on life. Attitude, to
We are launching into a two part series on The Problem of Pain this Sunday at Antioch. It is one of those topics that always seems to hang around, but rarely gets dealt with straight on. Funny thing is that I’m both looking forward to it and being done with it all at the same
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This morning Dennis Keating preached on Psalm 42 at Antioch. It was hands down one of the best sermons I’ve ever heard on suffering, doubt and waiting on God. I thought I’d pass along the link to the webcast… just click here.
