Antioch Christian Church

06/02/2026

This Sunday we will begin a new three-part series from Isaiah 44 titled:

"There Is No God Besides Me: From Jacob to Jeshurun"
Isaiah 44:1–8

In this message we will explore one of the most remarkable pictures of God's transforming grace in all of Isaiah.

Jacob was known as a deceiver, a man marked by failure and self-reliance. Yet God addresses His people not only as Jacob, but also as Jeshurun—a name associated with uprightness and righteousness.

How does a Jacob become a Jeshurun?

The answer is not found in human effort, self-improvement, or determination. It is found in the redeeming grace of God, the outpouring of His Spirit, and the transforming work that only He can accomplish.

Join us as we discover how God takes people marked by failure and transforms them into people who gladly belong to Him.

05/31/2026

https://youtu.be/U7VdANaWf7Q?si=h17RPq8PVRGTUBDa

Isaiah 43:14-28

05/26/2026

This Sunday, we continue our journey through the Book of Isaiah:

“Fear Not, For I Have Redeemed You: A New Thing”
Text: Isaiah 43:14–28

In this powerful passage, God points His people back to the Exodus while revealing that an even greater redemption was still to come. Isaiah 43 ultimately points us toward the greater Exodus accomplished through Jesus Christ — the Savior who delivers sinners not merely from earthly bo***ge, but from sin itself.

Join us as we examine God’s grace toward wandering hearts, the danger of growing cold toward the Lord, and the hope found in the Redeemer who blots out transgressions through Christ.

05/24/2026

https://youtu.be/Jv0iM7vgQ6k?si=ml1GAJ2PgouCQxIC

Isaiah 43:8–13

05/24/2026

In observance of Memorial Day, we will not have Sunday Evening Service tonight.

As we pause to remember and honor the men and women who gave their lives in service to our nation, we encourage everyone to spend time with family and reflect with gratitude upon the freedoms we have been blessed to enjoy because of their sacrifice.

And while we rightly honor those who gave their lives for our earthly freedoms, may we never forget the greater freedom found through the sacrifice of Jesus Christ, who gave Himself so that we might have forgiveness, salvation, and eternal life.

05/19/2026

This Sunday, we continue our sermon series through Isaiah:

"Fear Not, For I Have Redeemed You: Witnesses of the Only Savior"
Isaiah 43:8–13

The world offers countless saviors. Money promises security. Success promises meaning. Power promises control. Pleasure promises satisfaction. But every false savior eventually fails.

Isaiah brings us face to face with a God who stands alone.

There was none before Him.
There will be none after Him.
There is no Savior besides Him.

Join us as we see how God takes blind and failing people, redeems them by grace, and calls them to bear witness—not to their greatness, but to His.

05/17/2026

https://youtu.be/k3MDG40uTNA?si=qt89PPEjJFPoXSdA

Isaiah 43:1-7

05/14/2026

Join us this Sunday as we continue our expository journey through the Book of Isaiah with a new message from Isaiah 43:

“Fear Not, For I Have Redeemed You: Called By Name”
Isaiah 43:1–7

After the judgment and darkness of Isaiah 42, God speaks words of redemption, preservation, and covenant grace to a blind and undeserving people. This passage reminds us that our hope rests not in ourselves, but in the redeeming faithfulness of God.

We would love to worship with you as we dive deep into God’s Holy and Perfect Word together.

05/12/2026

Join us this Wednesday, May 13th at 6:30 PM for our monthly Birthday Dinner and Bible Study. The menu for the evening will be spaghetti.

As we continue our walk through church history in the Book of Acts, we will begin our study through James chapter 1 and step into the lived experience of the scattered believers following the persecution of Acts 8. Together we will explore how genuine faith endures trials, seeks God’s wisdom, and remains steadfast under pressure.

We hope you will come enjoy a meal, fellowship, and a time of studying God’s Word together.

05/10/2026

https://youtu.be/D8t3WjYQdT8?si=ubUrrq6MTVRJIojl

2 Timothy 1:3-7, 3:14-15