Antioch Waco

With the circumstances surrounding us and sheltering in place, relationships may be taking the strain. Lead Pastor Carl Gulley dove straight into what is required in every relationship: humility. What does humility require of me? What if we didn't just have the courage to ask ourselves that question, but acted upon it?

How do you handle the racism dialogue? What is tokenism and what do we do about it? How are church leaders making sure they continue to learn? Don't miss Part 2 of this Unplugged series as we continue to answer hard questions. Hear from Lead Pastor Carl Gulley, Family Pastor Vincent Carpenter, Women's and Young Adult Pastor Maddie Echols, College Associate Pastor Olayinka Obasanya and Impact Waco Director Jason Ramos.

Family Pastor Vincent Carpenter continued our Better Together series, sharing what it means to be part of the Body of Christ and how we are all called to place honor upon each other. Every part of the human body is important, and the same goes for the church body. Without each other, we would miss the fullest picture God is revealing of Himself on the earth through the Church.

For people of color, how do you deal with pain and anger in response to injustices? How does someone who is white start a conversation about race and racism? What steps should be taken by Church leadership to learn about systemic racism? In this episode, we tackle Race, Racism, Justice and The Church’s Role with an unfiltered discussion with Lead Pastor Carl Gulley, Family Pastor Vincent Carpenter, Women's and Young Adult Pastor Maddie Echols and Associate College Pastor Olayinka Obasanya.

We loved getting to celebrate Mother's Day during our Better Together series with one of the spiritual mothers of the Antioch Movement, Laura Seibert. Being a mom is such a vulnerable, challenging, rewarding and important role, and mothers throughout the Bible have shown the key influence only a mother has.

Carl Gulley, Maddie Echols and Luke Whyte tackle week two of questions surrounding God & Theology: Is this global pandemic a sign that we are in the End Times? What does the Bible say about tattoos? Can you lose your salvation? Can a loving God really send people to hell?

We continued our Better Together series, with Senior Pastor Jimmy Seibert looking at the life of Peter and how all of us are made to be better together to glorify Jesus. He is the cornerstone and we are called to be living stones. It doesn't stop with our personal relationship with Jesus -- it is us, as a community, reaching out to those around us.

We aren't afraid of asking the hard questions and going to those places. Why? Because God can handle our questions! Have you ever wondered if it matters what translation of the Bible you read? Thoughts on prosperity gospel? What commentaries are recommended? What does "false gospels" mean and how can you discern if something is false? Hear from Lead Pastor Carl Gulley, Women's and Young Adult Pastor Maddie Echols and College Pastor Luke Whyte to get their perspective on God and theology.

Lead Pastor Carl Gulley continued our Better Together series, all about community and why we need it. If we are following Jesus, we are woven into the family of God. When this worldwide pause comes to an end, what do you want your life to look like? If we want to be ready for the new normal God has for us, accountability and community are how we get there.

Let's be real, relationships can be complicated and messy. What if your parents don't approve of who you are dating? How do you pray for your future spouse? For interracial couples, how do you handle the tensions that can bring? Don't miss this conversation with Lead Pastor Carl Gulley, Young Adult Pastor Maddie Echols and College Pastor Luke Whyte to get their perspective on dating and relationships.

Lead Pastor Carl Gulley kicked off our new series, Better Together. While we may be physically distant during this time, that does not mean that we are emotionally, relationally or spiritually distant. We were made to follow God with people. When we do life vulnerably and intentionally with people, we are able to encourage each other and spur one another one in our love for God.

How do you know if you are called to a life of singleness? How soon is too soon to date after a breakup? What does it even mean to date well? Tune in to hear from Lead Pastor Carl Gulley and Young Adult Pastor Maddie Echols on all things relationships and dating.

He is risen, He is risen indeed! Our Senior Pastor Jimmy Seibert led us in remembering and celebrating the power of Resurrection Sunday by looking at the journey of Peter, one of Jesus' disciples. Even in the midst of Peter's greatest failures, Jesus invited him to draw close. Jesus became THE sacrifice in order for Peter, and the world, to be restored. We are just like Peter, and we have that same access to a relationship with God through the life, death and resurrection of Jesus.

How do we love our family and friends well during quarantine? What if singleness is more than just a season? Can you really be just friends with the opposite sex? Relationships are everywhere. How do we do them well?

Lead Pastor Carl Gulley continued our Anchored In series, diving into the longest standing tradition in world history: the Jewish Passover Seder. The meal itself is significant as it highlights God's consistency of character. However, when Jesus took this meal with His disciples, He changed the order. Through the symbolic meal, He demonstrated that He, Jesus, was still the Deliverer, and He was about to deliver the whole world.