In this session, Landon Shuffett focuses on effective small group leadership, emphasizing the importance of creating a welcoming environment, using humor, and understanding the audience. The discussion highlights the significance of mealtime fellowship in early Christian history and centering on God’s Word in discipleship. The group explores the four elements of cell group leadership—Welcome, Worship,…

In this session, the Bilbys, Sittons, and Browns share insights on living an authentic life filled with hope and transparency. They emphasize the importance of relational ministry, focusing on loving people rather than fulfilling duties. Speakers discuss building deeper relationships through vulnerability, openness, and unified vision, and offer practical advice on balancing ministry efforts while

In this conversation, TC and Maria Brown, along with their friends, share personal stories of overcoming challenges and finding hope through faith in God. They emphasize the importance of fellowship, prayer, and studying the Bible, highlighting miraculous signs and the role of community support in deepening their faith. The speakers discuss navigating trauma, insecurities, and

In this lesson, Brent and Roxanne Bilby, along with their friends, share personal experiences on the transformative power of biblical interaction and discipleship. They emphasize the importance of genuine relationships, authenticity, and empowering campus students to live a life worthy of God’s calling. Through these conversations, they highlight the significance of building mutual relationships that

In this lesson, Donny Dillon emphasizes living obediently to God’s calling and building personal relationships in evangelism. He highlights the significance of church family, celebrating baptisms, and intentional engagement to foster redemptive relationships. Stories of purposeful outreach, such as a Panera Bread owner’s discipleship and community interactions, illustrate the importance of sharing Christ’s love. For

In this lesson, Donald Rutherford, Karen Glavin, and Janice Wade share their personal experiences and insights on leading a Divorce Care Ministry. They emphasize the importance of healing, support, forgiveness, empathy, and encouragement for individuals going through divorce. The speakers highlight the transformative impact of a strong support system, faith, and the Divorce Care program

Chandler and Laura Atkins share their journey of starting New Heights Tutoring Ministry, emphasizing community outreach and support programs. They discuss ministering to challenging children and parents, showing Jesus’ love, and the importance of serving orphans and widows. The speakers highlight gratitude for the Antioch Collective and its impact on their lives. Action Items: Outline:

NOTE: Due to the sensitive nature of the content in this class, it is recommended listeners be 16 years of age or older. In this lesson, Janice Wade and Stefan Rechtlich discuss the importance of addressing sexual trauma within the church, emphasizing healing and forgiveness. They highlight the need for creating safe spaces for survivors

NOTE: Content from this track is recommended for listeners 16 years of age or older. In this lesson, Janice Wade discusses the vital role of healing and discipleship in the Christian life. She emphasizes that healing is a choice, not a requirement, and highlights the benefits of healing such as becoming more Christ-like, having healthier

In this lesson, RJ and Ashlee Catizon, along with Brad and Michelle Madry, discuss the challenges and opportunities of involving parents in youth ministry. They emphasize the importance of communication, authenticity, empathy, and understanding. The speakers share personal experiences, including navigating divorce and parenting teenagers, highlighting the significance of trust, self-love, and open communication. They