Psalm 100 calls us to “shout for joy,” to “come before Him with joyful songs,” and to “enter His courts with praise.” There is a sound that rises from the people of God—a sound of celebration, gratitude, expectation, and adoration. It’s the sound of worship.

Psalm 100 calls us to “shout for joy,” to “come before Him with joyful songs,” and to “enter His courts with praise.” There is a sound that rises from the people of God—a sound of celebration, gratitude, expectation, and adoration. It’s the sound of worship.

At first glance, today’s message may seem like it’s about generosity—but at its core, it’s about identity.

Hope is not just a feeling—it’s a posture we choose. As a church family, we don’t simply jump in and adopt cultural trends or try to mimic other communities. We plant, we nurture, and we carry a shared identity rooted in Jesus.

We recently launched the series Can You Believe We Get to Do This?, highlighting the culture we are creating—a way of life centered on Jesus that shapes how we love, serve, and engage with the world. One of the core values explored in this series is honor.

This series paints a picture of the culture Antioch Austin is creating—a way of life centered on Jesus that shapes how we love, serve, and engage with the world. Each message highlights a different element of the manifesto, showing how these principles come alive in everyday life.