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This week Van Vandegriff continued our To The Philippians series with a message on living for others.

This week Drew Steadman continued our To The Philippians series with a message on lasting transformation. When God works in us and we walk in active relationship with Him, we see lasting transformation. God still works and we have an opportunity to partner with Him each day.

This week we had the opportunity to celebrate our awesome dads on Father's Day! Jimmy shared an encouraging message on prayer that was not only applicable for dads, but for all of us. Four keys to prayer are, praying personally, regularly, always and everywhere and like our life depends on it. We can all thrive in our prayer lives because no one else can control our prayer life, it's between us and God. This message is from Antioch Community Church in Waco, Texas by Senior Pastor Jimmy SeibertFor more information about Antioch Waco, visit antiochcc.com/Find more sermons by Senior Pastor Jimmy Seibert and others at antiochcc.com/sermons/Follow Jimmy Seibert on Twitter: twitter.com/Jimmy_SeibertFollow Antioch Waco on Twitter: twitter.com/AntiochWaco or Instagram: instagram.com/antiochwaco

This week Drew Steadman continued our To the Philippians series by taking a look at Philippians 1:12-30. Throughout his message Drew emphasized the importance of keeping God first and allowing everything else to fall into place after. Each week we will post three practical ways you can apply the message to your life and provide a more in-depth study of the Scripture for those of you want dig deeper on our blog, antiochcc.com/blog.

Today we kicked off our summer series, To the Philippians: To Live is Christ. It’s going to be a rich summer as we study the book of Philippians together. Each week we will post three practical ways you can apply the message to your life and provide a more in-depth study of the Scripture for those of you want dig deeper on our blog, antiochcc.com/blog. Happy summer, Antioch family!

This week Jimmy kicked off our new series, Open Handed. Throughout the month, we will be diving into what it looks like to live simply, work diligently and give generously. Today we focused on how we can live simply and trust God for our provision. This message is from Antioch Community Church in Waco, Texas by Pastor Jimmy Seibert For more information about Antioch Waco, visit antiochcc.com/Find more sermons by Senior Pastor Jimmy Seibert and others at antiochcc.com/sermons/Follow Jimmy Seibert on Twitter: twitter.com/Jimmy_SeibertFollow Antioch Waco on Twitter: twitter.com/AntiochWaco or Instagram: instagram.com/antiochwaco

This Sunday was a party as we celebrated with a Baptism Bash and Baby Dedication! During our 9 a.m. and 11 a.m. services 116 people publicly declared their decision to follow Jesus, and were baptized. Multiple families also dedicated their babies, and promised to raise their sweet little ones in a God-honoring way. Celebrating the new life we find in Jesus will never get old!This message is from Antioch Community Church in Waco, Texas by Pastor Jimmy Seibert For more information about Antioch Waco, visit antiochcc.com/Find more sermons by Senior Pastor Jimmy Seibert and others at antiochcc.com/sermons/Follow Jimmy Seibert on Twitter: twitter.com/Jimmy_SeibertFollow Antioch Waco on Twitter: twitter.com/AntiochWaco or Instagram: instagram.com/antiochwaco

This week Jimmy shared a message on repentance, the obedience of water baptism and the power of the Holy Spirit. When we repent, we are acknowledging our need for a Savior. After we give our life to Jesus, the next act of obedience is water baptism. Water baptism is a public declaration of our faith and a celebration of the glory of God. When we give our life to Jesus, we also receive the Holy Spirit. When we are daily walking out in the Holy Spirit, we have authority to help the people around us.This message is from Antioch Community Church in Waco, Texas by Pastor Jimmy Seibert For more information about Antioch Waco, visit antiochcc.com/Find more sermons by Senior Pastor Jimmy Seibert and others at antiochcc.com/sermons/Follow Jimmy Seibert on Twitter: twitter.com/Jimmy_SeibertFollow Antioch Waco on Twitter: twitter.com/AntiochWaco or Instagram: instagram.com/antiochwaco

This Sunday we celebrated the resurrection of Jesus, and the life we have because of Jesus defeating the grave! This message is from Antioch Community Church in Waco, Texas by Pastor Jimmy Seibert For more information about Antioch Waco, visit antiochcc.com/Find more sermons by Senior Pastor Jimmy Seibert and others at antiochcc.com/sermons/Follow Jimmy Seibert on Twitter: twitter.com/Jimmy_SeibertFollow Antioch Waco on Twitter: twitter.com/AntiochWaco or Instagram: instagram.com/antiochwaco

This week we took a look at Jesus' triumphal entry, and saw how the presence of Jesus shifted something in each of the people that welcomed Him that day. Still today, when the presence of Jesus is evident we are changed, and our response is worship.Throughout the week leading up to Easter, we are engaging in 7 days of extravagant worship, and we encourage you to jump in with us. For daily worship devotionals, check out our blog. This message is from Antioch Community Church in Waco, Texas by Pastor Jimmy Seibert For more information about Antioch Waco, visit antiochcc.com/Find more sermons by Senior Pastor Jimmy Seibert and others at antiochcc.com/sermons/Follow Jimmy Seibert on Twitter: twitter.com/Jimmy_SeibertFollow Antioch Waco on Twitter: twitter.com/AntiochWaco or Instagram: instagram.com/antiochwaco

This week Vincent Carpenter wrapped up our Culture of Heaven series with a message on unity. Throughout the Bible we saw Jesus respond to crisis with unity. Each one of us carries the culture of Heaven within us, and we have been sanctified by God to be in the middle of crisis and bring unity.

This week Susan Peters continued our series with a message on honoring the women in our lives. There is value and significance in the roles of both men and women, and we, as the people of God, are called to honor and empower all people.This message is from Antioch Community Church in Waco, Texas by Pastor Susan PetersFor more information about Antioch Waco, visit antiochcc.com/Find sermons by Senior Pastor Jimmy Seibert and others at antiochcc.com/sermons/Follow Jimmy Seibert on Twitter: twitter.com/Jimmy_SeibertFollow Antioch Waco on Twitter: twitter.com/AntiochWaco or Instagram: instagram.com/antiochwaco

This week Vincent Carpenter continued our Culture of Heaven series with a message on engaging and empowering those around us. Many times, it can feel like the issue of racism is so big that we can’t really do anything. As the people of God, we have the opportunity to embrace diversity and engage and empower people, regardless of their race. This message is from Antioch Community Church in Waco, Texas by Pastor Vincent CarpenterFor more information about Antioch Waco, visit antiochcc.com/Find sermons by Senior Pastor Jimmy Seibert and others at antiochcc.com/sermons/Follow Jimmy Seibert on Twitter: twitter.com/Jimmy_SeibertFollow Antioch Waco on Twitter: twitter.com/AntiochWaco or Instagram: instagram.com/antiochwaco

This week we kicked off our new series, The Culture of Heaven: A Biblical Perspective on Diversity. Jimmy Seibert and Vincent Carpenter shared on the beauty of God displayed through diversity. We, as the Church, should be the model for what diversity looks like in our society. When we come together, we see the Kingdom of Heaven come to earth. This message is from Antioch Community Church in Waco, Texas by Pastor Jimmy Seibert and Pastor Vincent CarpenterFor more information about Antioch Waco, visit antiochcc.com/Find more sermons by Senior Pastor Jimmy Seibert and others at antiochcc.com/sermons/Follow Jimmy Seibert on Twitter: twitter.com/Jimmy_SeibertFollow Antioch Waco on Twitter: twitter.com/AntiochWaco or Instagram: instagram.com/antiochwaco

This week Jimmy wrapped up our series, Jesus, Teach Us to Pray with a message on praying confidently and effectively. God is good and always has our best interest at hand. Because we know His character as a good Father, we can pray confidently and expectantly.This message is from Antioch Community Church in Waco, Texas by Pastor Jimmy SeibertFor more information about Antioch Waco, visit antiochcc.com/Find more sermons by Senior Pastor Jimmy Seibert and others at antiochcc.com/sermons/Follow Jimmy Seibert on Twitter: twitter.com/Jimmy_SeibertFollow Antioch Waco on Twitter: twitter.com/AntiochWaco or Instagram: instagram.com/antiochwaco

This week Vincent Carpenter continued our series, Jesus, Teach Us to Pray, with a message on deliverance from evil. God equips us with everything we need, and through Him we have authority and power to push back evil. Three key ways we find deliverance is through thankfulness, divine revelation and praying with one another.This message is from Antioch Community Church in Waco, Texas by Pastor Vincent CarpenterFor more information about Antioch Waco, visit antiochcc.com/Find more sermons by Senior Pastor Jimmy Seibert and others at antiochcc.com/sermons/Follow Jimmy Seibert on Twitter: twitter.com/Jimmy_SeibertFollow Antioch Waco on Twitter: twitter.com/AntiochWaco or Instagram: instagram.com/antiochwaco

This week we continued our series, Jesus, Teach Us to Pray, with a message about persistence in prayer. In Luke 11, Jesus invites us to ask, seek Him and knock. God wants us to ask, so we are invited to freely contend for things with Him.This message is from Antioch Community Church in Waco, Texas by Pastor Jimmy SeibertFor more information about Antioch Waco, visit antiochcc.com/Find more sermons by Senior Pastor Jimmy Seibert and others at antiochcc.com/sermons/Follow Jimmy Seibert on Twitter: twitter.com/Jimmy_SeibertFollow Antioch Waco on Twitter: twitter.com/AntiochWaco or Instagram: instagram.com/antiochwaco

This week we continued our Jesus, Teach Us To Pray series. Throughout this series, we want to pause and learn how to pray in the way Jesus did. We went through the second half of the Lord's Prayer this week and talked about how we can intentionally be praying throughout our week.This message is from Antioch Community Church in Waco, Texas by Pastor Jimmy SeibertFor more information about Antioch Waco, visit antiochcc.com/Find more sermons by Senior Pastor Jimmy Seibert and others at antiochcc.com/sermons/Follow Jimmy Seibert on Twitter: twitter.com/Jimmy_SeibertFollow Antioch Waco on Twitter: twitter.com/AntiochWaco or Instagram: instagram.com/antiochwaco

This week Jimmy kicked off our new series, “Jesus, teach us to pray.” Throughout this series, we want to go back to the basics and learn how to pray in the way Jesus did. When we pray, we see our world transformed and lives healed. Today we took a look at Matthew 6:9-13, and began to break down the Lord’s Prayer.This message is from Antioch Community Church in Waco, Texas by Pastor Jimmy SeibertFor more information about Antioch Waco, visit antiochcc.com/Find more sermons by Senior Pastor Jimmy Seibert and others at antiochcc.com/sermons/Follow Jimmy Seibert on Twitter: twitter.com/Jimmy_SeibertFollow Antioch Waco on Twitter: twitter.com/AntiochWaco or Instagram: instagram.com/antiochwaco

This week we continued our Hope is Coming series by talking about peace. Defined, peace is a tranquil place of rest a part from circumstances. Peace is always available to us because Jesus is always present. This message is from Antioch Community Church in Waco, Texas by Pastor Jimmy SeibertFor more information about Antioch Waco, visit antiochcc.com/Find more sermons by Senior Pastor Jimmy Seibert and others at antiochcc.com/sermons/Follow Jimmy Seibert on Twitter: twitter.com/Jimmy_SeibertFollow Antioch Waco on Twitter: twitter.com/AntiochWaco or Instagram: instagram.com/antiochwaco