Antioch Community Church of Northeast Minneapolis

[Mark 1:29-45] Jesus the Healer

[Exodus 2:1-10] A Mother's trial, trust and touch.

[Mark 1:14-28] We see the unmatched authority of Jesus—He is the Good News, calls us to follow Him above all else, and demonstrates power over darkness.

[Mark 1:1-13] We see that the coming of Jesus is the arrival of good news, calling us to prepare hearts, live repentantly, recognize His greatness, and surrender fully to Him.

[John 20:11-18] Easter Sunday is about seeing Jesus clearly for who He is and what He has done on the cross

[James 5:13-20] God's Rx for the sick: call the Elders to pray. We CONFESS our sins to one another. Don't Give Up on People Who Need Jesus.

[James 5:7-12] Be Patient, Be Positive, Be Trustworthy

[James 5:1-6] A four part indictment of selfish rich people.

[James 4:13-17] You are a mist. Our sound system was not working this morning so this is a recording from an iPhone.

[James 4:6-10] After James exposes the progression of an Idol in hear hearts, he walks us through a process to remove them and restore our ability to walk in Shalom in this world, free to love God and others.

[James 4:1-6, 11-12] James is teaching a church how to apply the Sermon on the Mount.

[James 3:13-18] Wisdom that brings peace Guest Speaker: Frank Lanier

[James 3:1-12] Speaker: Drew Deas

[James 2:1-14-26] Can an inactive faith bring salvation?

[James 2:1-13] Remember to do everything we do through the lens of being a follower of Jesus. Be aware of your tendencies to categorize people based on physical appearances only. Constantly ask Jesus to check your thoughts. Take your eyes off the things of this world and onto the things of Jesus. Remember to extend to others what Jesus has shown you Speaker: Michael Crawford (Pastoral Candidate)

[James 1:26-27] Internal character and external action Speaker: Darrius Hubbard

[James 1:22-25] We deceive ourselves when we don't DO what the Word says. We are blessed when we DO what the Word says. Just Do It!

[James 1:18-21] Be quick to listen, slow to speak and slow to become angry.

[James 1:13-18] Gone fishing

[Isaiah 6:1-5, John 12:39-41] A greater comprehension of God’s glory transforms people. Speaker: James Christenson

[James 1:9-12] Blessed is the one who perseveres under trial because, having stood the test, that person will receive the crown of life that the Lord has promised to those who love him.

Good News of Great JOY! Luke 2:6-11 Christmas JOY is less about our happiness Jonah 4:6, Joel 1:12 Christmas JOY is more about God's happiness: The JOY of our salvation Psalm 51:12, Psalm 95:1, Psalm 132:16, Isaiah 12:3, Acts 16:34 JOY in the Word of God Jeremiah 15:16, Psalm 19:8, Psalm 119:111 JOY in the Work of God Psalm 92:4, Psalm 107:22 The JOY of the Holy Spirit Acts 13:52, Romans 14:17, Galatians 5:22, 1 Thessalonians 1:6 The JOY of seeing other Christians thrive Proverbs 15:20, Proverbs 23:24, 2 Corinthians 7:4 & 7, Philippians 2:2, 1 Thessalonians 2:20 The JOY of Christ often comes with tears Ezra 3:12-13, John 16:20-23, 2 Timothy 1:4, 2 Corinthians 8:2, James 1:2 The JOY of Christ(mas) John 15:11

[Matthew 1:18-2:23] Speaker: Dan Moose Are you in a personal relationship with God through Jesus Christ? What are you doing regularly to grow in your relationship with God so that you will be able to clearly discern when God speaks to you? How would you rate yourself, 1-7, in being radically immediately obedient to God your heavenly father and Jesus Christ your Lord? What specific steps do you need to grow in to be more immediately obedient?

[James 1:5-8] Wisdom is the practical use of knowledge and the heart we engage with.

[James 1:1-4] If James can admonish us to “consider it pure joy”, then you and I have the ability to choose joy when times are tough.

[1 Peter 5:8-14] History of the Persecuted Church Jesus himself The 12 Apostles Matthew 5:10-12 Current state of the Persecuted Church www.opendoorsus.org Psalm 116:15 Romans 8:18 Romans 12:14 YouTube “Sarah's trail of blood“

[1 Peter 5:5-7] Humble yourself toward Three Groups: Submit to your Elders 1 Peter 5:5a Matthew 17 – Peter got to see the transfiguration Matthew 18 – they're arguing about who is the greatest! Humble yourself toward One Another 1 Peter 5:5b John 13 – Jesus shows us how to clothe ourselves in humility. Philippians 2:3-4 Humble yourself under God Almighty 1 Peter 5:c-7 Proverbs 3:34; James 4:6; Psalm 55:22

[Isaiah 40:6-11; Psalm 23:3] Good shepherds guide their flock on righteous paths Sometimes from out front, sometimes from behind Good Shepherds work in Teams Bad guides will get their due! Zechariah 11:17 Ezekiel 34 Why we Guide: To grow the flock To lead them home Goats, Rams and Sheepish Sheep Diversity creates a healthy dynamic Zechariah 10:2-3 is about the Rams Jeremiah 50:8 calls the Goats to lead Ezekiel 34:17-22 is confronting Bullying Rams Philippians 2:3-5 calls us to put other's first

[Matthew 22:15-46; 1 Peter 3:15 – 17] Guest Speaker: Frank Lanier Criteria for Christlike Apologetics (1 Peter 3:15-17) Right Knowledge Right Wisdom Right Living Three Battlegrounds Jesus' Enemies Chose (Matthew 22:15-46) Political Loyalty (vv 15-22) Resurrection Biology (vv 23-33) Hierarchy of the Law (vv34-40) Jesus Questions His Questioners Apologetics Like Jesus

[Jonah 1-4] Guest Speaker: David Bliss Jonah's Message (Jonah 3:4) The King's Decree (Jonah 3:7-9) Lessons from Jonah: Obey God Success comes from the Lord God loves people and wants to redeem them God wants to transform lives (Even the lives of those who follow Him) Do you want to be like Jonah? Please be patient as we work through audio quality issues related to our new location in the coming weeks.

[Matthew 9:35-36] Know your Enemies: Lions Jeremiah 50:44 Proverbs 28:15 1 Peter 5:8-9 The Wolves Acts 20:28-31 Matthew 7:15 Matthew 10:6; 16-19 Wolves VS Sheep Dogs Know Your Weapons: The Sling Psalm 23:4-5 The Rod 1 Samuel 17:32-37 Galatians 4:2 Please be patient as we work through audio quality issues related to our new location in the coming weeks.

[1 Peter 5:1] 1 Peter 5:1, “To the elders among you… be shepherds of God's flock that is under your care.” Shepherding is the most frequently used metaphor for leadership in the Bible. [Numbers 27:15-18] MOSES had to be a shepherd before he could shepherd God's people. [Psalm 78:70-72] DAVID had to be a shepherd before he could shepherd God's people. [Jeremiah 3:15] God wants us to learn how to Shepherd His People too. Then I will give you shepherds after my own heart, who will lead you with knowledge and understanding. Psalm 23 shows us the core functions of a good shepherd. Good Shepherds provide, protect and guide. [Mark 6:34-37] The Good Shepherd Jesus provided for his people too. Please be patient as we work through audio quality issues related to our new location in the coming weeks.

Please be patient as we work through audio quality issues related to our new location in the coming weeks. [Luke 15:11-32] Guest Speaker: Steve Treichler Act One – I wish you were dead Luke 15:11-12 Act Two – How's that working out for ya? Luke 15:13-20a Act Three – The Prodigal God Luke 20b-24 Act Four (BONUS!!) – The ‘good' son Luke 15:25-32 Gospel Application: Will you come home? Will you party with those who come home too? Do you resemble the Prodigal God?

[1 Peter 4:12-19] 4 categories of suffering. This is our first week in our new space at DeLaSalle High School and we are still working through audio issues. Please be patient as we work through the audio quality in the coming weeks.

[Exodus 33] God’s people realize that without His presence, no place or blessing can truly satisfy, and they must rely on Him to lead them wherever they go.

[1 Peter 4:7-11] How should we live since “The end of all things is near”?

[1 Peter 4:1-6] Ready… Willing… Dealing…

[1 Peter 3:18-22] Good news, theological tangles and the amazing Gospel of Jesus!

[1 Peter 3:13-17] Integrity Evangelism calls us to share Christ in two ways.

[1 Peter 3:8-12] We are the Blessed Community. We are called to bless others. We are motivated to bless.

[1 Peter 3:1-7] While Peter's instructions may sound “old fashioned” to some, God is providing valuable principles for us as we live together in families inside the family of God.

[1 Peter 2:18-25] Speaker: Darrius Hubbard

[1 Peter 2:11-17] Followers of Jesus are called to SUBMIT.

[1 Peter 2:4-10] Jesus is the Cornerstone. To Follow Christ is to Align with Him. God is Building Us into an Awesome House. (Broken Audio)

[1 Peter 1:22-2:3] Love each other deeply Guest Speaker: Bryce Langley

[1 Peter 1:13-21] What does it mean to be holy? Are you more holy than you were 5 years ago?

[1 Peter 1:3-12] God's great salvation and man’s response. Speaker: Dan Moose

[1 Peter 1:1-2] Who you are determines how you will think and act in a given situation.

Rather than just telling everyone that they need to be saved, we get to help them take one step at a time toward Jesus.

[Mark 10:45, James 4:10, Philippians 2:3-8, Luke 10:25-37, Matthew 9:36] S = Serve with Love

[Acts 2:42, 46, 1 Corinthians 5:9-13, Matthew 9:9-13, Luke 19:1-10, Luke 7:34] Eating meals together was important in the Bible.