The message centers on Jesus’ invitation into Sabbath rest, not as a luxury or reward for hard work, but as a God-given rhythm woven into creation itself. This sermon confronts the cultural norm of overwork and the soul-level exhaustion so many carry through Scripture and Jewish history and rhythms of rest. Sabbath is God’s gift, meant to form us and free us, while leading us back to the shalom we were created for. From Genesis to Deuteronomy to the life of Jesus, this principle is consistent. God invites His people to stop, rest, delight and contemplate so they can live from a place of strength rather than depletion.
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The Limitless Love of God - Matthew 24:10–14
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R&R | You Can Change the World
This week’s message focuses on a dual call: first, to revival through personal spiritual renewal, and second, to reformation as we help transform society by bringing the Kingdom of God into every sphere through the local church and the influence of individual believers. Through powerful testimonies, we witness how God revives hearts, heals deep wounds and calls people to walk out faith not only in ministry, but also in workplaces. Each story highlights how vulnerability, community and obedience to God shapes lives, builds family and creates lasting impact.
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R&R | How Do I Know My Assignment? | Ephesians 2:8-10
This powerful message explores one of the most overlooked yet life-changing truths in Scripture: that we are God's workmanship, created in Christ Jesus for good works that He prepared in advance for us to walk in. While Ephesians 2:8-9 is famous for teaching salvation by grace through faith, verse 10 reveals the stunning purpose behind our salvation. We were not saved merely to escape hell, but to walk in the specific good works God designed for us before we were even born. The sermon outlines eleven biblical ways to discern the good works the Holy Spirit has prepared for you to walk in.
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R&R | Hierarchy of Loyalties | Jeremiah 29:7
The call for Antioch Waco is to be a Jeremiah 29:7 people who seek the welfare of their city while maintaining proper kingdom priorities. Just as Jesus stayed rooted in His small-town neighborhood to work out principles that could be reproduced anywhere, believers in Waco are called to love their city, pray for its leaders, and engage every sphere of society.
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