Auburn Community Church's Podcast

Join us for the final installment of our “IT IS FINISHED.” series with Lead Pastor, Miles Fidell, as we celebrate Easter Sunday, learning to grieve our necessary endings & call out our new beginnings as we cling to the cross of Jesus.

Join us for another segment of our "IT IS FINISHED" series as our Youth Pastor, Tyler Miller, leads us through Holy Week and provides practical guidance on how to be active participants in this sacred week.

Join us this week as our Lead Pastor, Miles Fidell, kicks off our new series, IT IS FINISHED, and explains how Jesus modeled an inner life of peace that we can experience through prayer.

Join us this week as Lead Pastor, Miles Fidell, talks through Acts 24, exploring Paul’s encounter with Felix and uncovering the choice between responding with pride or humility when confronted with the gospel.

Join us this week as our Lead Pastor, Miles Fidell, continues in Acts 23, challenging us to trust the providence of God and rest in the reality that our lives are in the hands of the Good Shepherd.

Join us this week as we continue in our ACTS series with a word from our College + Community Pastor, Gage Henry, as he compares the courage Paul exemplifies in Acts 23 to what we are called to live with, even through death.

This week in our Acts series, our Lead Pastor, Miles Fidell, takes us into Acts 22, emphasizing the power of recalling our past and sharing our stories, allowing God to work in us and to impact those around us.

Join us this week as our Lead Pastor, Miles Fidell, guides us through Acts 21, encouraging us to learn from Paul and cultivate an inner confidence rooted in our approval from God, rather than being driven by the fleeting desire for human validation.

This week we are joined by Pastor Jon Thompson as he explores Acts 21 and challenges us to reflect on our inward posture towards Jesus, inviting Him into every area of our lives.

This week in our Acts series, our Lead Pastor Miles Fidell delivers another message, challenging us to look inward at our ability to discern the spirit, ultimately guiding us to clarity for His will.

Join us this week for a new installment of our ACTS series as our Lead Pastor, Miles Fidell, delivers a word on Acts 19 and the spiritual reality that we, as believers, are fighting against the kingdom of darkness and our authority in Jesus to be an agent of the kingdom of light.

Join us this week as we continue in our Acts series as our Lead Pastor, Miles Fidell, talks about Acts 18 and the role of local church to advance the Kingdom of God in the here and now.

Join us this week as our Lead Pastor, Miles Fidell, delivers a Christmas Eve message inviting us to fix our eyes on God, finding our rest in the love God has for us.

Join us this week as we continue in our Advent series with a word from our Extended Pastor, Mark Lamb, as he dives into the importance of sustained joy and our invitation to rejoice, even in the face of challenging circumstances.

Join us for week two of our Advent series as our College + Community Pastor, Gage Henry brings a message rooted in Isaiah 9, connecting the peace we have in our life to the power God has over our life.

Join us this week as our Lead Pastor, Miles Fidell, takes us into Advent Season and delivers a message on the anticipation and hope surrounding the second coming of Jesus Christ.

This week in our Acts series, our Lead Pastor Miles Fidell takes us through the story of Paul addressing the Areopagus in Acts 17, showing us how God’s nearness leads us to trade ignorance for repentance and idolatry for humility.

This week in Acts 17, our Lead Pastor Miles Fidell takes us through the story of Paul and Silas in Berea, highlighting how our willingness to give God our ‘yes’ is often affected by the type of soil our hearts provide for the word of God.

Join us this week as Gage Henry, our College and Community Pastor, guides us through Acts 17, showing how Biblical truth leads to our position in Christ and our love for people.

Join us this week as our Lead Pastor, Miles Fidell, continues our series in Acts 16 with Paul and Silas in prison as we see how prayer and praise are not just pathways to freedom, but are declarations of our freedom.