Auburn Community Church's Podcast

In the second week of our ACC is... series, our Lead Pastor Miles Fidell delivers a message on developing the discipline of zeal in your life as a follower of Jesus.

Join us as we begin 2023 with "ACC is...", a brand new series about who we are at Auburn Community Church.In this first week, our Lead Pastor, Miles Fidell, delivers a message on the one truth that empowers everything we do as a church – the presence of God.

We give glory to God when we decide to enjoy God!Join us this week as our Lead Pastor, Miles Fidell, delivers a message of hope and promise from this year's Christmas Eve gathering!

Have you ever wondered if God really sees you?Today's message from our Youth Pastor, Tyler Miller, points to the hope found in Jesus from Luke's account of the story of Zechariah.

God has the favor, do you have the faith?Join us this week as our Lead Pastor, Miles Fidell, delivers a word from the story of Mary and the role faith plays in our experience of God.

If you have ever wondered if our God sees you personally, today’s word is for you.Join us today as we lean into the Invitation of Christmas with a word from our College and Community Pastor, Gage Henry, on how personal our God is.

Join us this week as our College and Community Pastor, Gage Henry, delivers a message on the ascension of Jesus and the journey of faith.

Join us this week as our Lead Pastor, Miles Fidell, delivers a word on the significance of how we spend our time across the table from each other, and the opportunity for deep discipleship available to us at every meal!

What do you do with the death of a dream? Join us this week as our Lead Pastor Miles Fidell brings a message that answers just that question with the words of Jesus from the famous Walk to Emmaus passage in Luke 24.

Join us this week as our Lead Pastor, Miles Fidell, continues our series through Luke with a powerful reframing of the invitation Jesus offers to follow Him, bear our own cross, and find strength from personal union with the Father.

Join us this week in our journey through the Gospel of Luke as our Lead Pastor, Miles Fidell, turns our eyes to the cross of Christ, challenging us to truly consider the cost of the call to discipleship that Jesus offers each and every one of us.

Join us this week as out Youth Pastor, Tyler Miller, delivers a powerful and pointed word from Luke 19 on stewarding the blessings we have each been entrusted with.

Join us this week for our series through Luke as our Lead Pastor, Miles Fidell, delivers a powerful new perspective on this familiar story and challenges us to fully surrender all to Jesus.

When you think of your Heavenly Father, what do you see? Join us this week as our Lead Pastor, Miles Fidell, continues our series through Luke with a message on the parable of the prodigal son, connecting our view of the Father to the condition of our hearts.

Join us this week as our Lead Pastor, Miles Fidell, continues our series through Luke with a message on what it really looks like to accept the invitation of Jesus.

Join us this week as our College + Community Pastor, Gage Henry, brings a powerful word on faith and following Jesus from Luke 9.

This week in our journey through Luke, our Lead Pastor Miles Fidell delivers a fresh invitation through this familiar passage that challenges us to find our strength from the practice of prayer.

This week in our journey through the Gospel of Luke, our Lead Pastor Miles Fidell delivers a message that decisively connects living in obedience to God with living in the pleasure of God.

Join as we begin our brand new series, The Invitation of Jesus – a journey through the Gospel of Luke. In this first message, our Lead Pastor Miles Fidell reframes the familiar parable as an opportunity to consider the state of our own soil in hearing the Word of God

In the second and final week of our New Beginnings series, our Lead Pastor Miles Fidell revisits the same passage he preached from at ACC's first gathering eight years ago. This powerful message on Joshua 1 is not simply a call to muster up our own courage, but to hold fast to the One who is our courage, Jesus Christ.