Have you ever wondered if God is speaking to you, but you're just not hearing Him? Many believers struggle with this question, feeling as though talking with God is reserved for spiritual elite or biblical figures. Yet Scripture tells us something profoundly different—hearing God's voice isn't an exclusive privilege; it's available to every believer!

Scripture-based worship connects us deeply with God in all His fullness. By intentionally engaging with the Trinity—Father, Son, and Holy Spirit—through Scripture, we experience a richer, more complete relationship with God.

One way to spend time with God is through reading Scripture and journaling. Wayne Cordeiro outlines the SOAP method for journaling through the Bible in his book, The Divine Mentor.

This guide offers a simple, Scripture-based structure to help you engage with God daily. Through worship, prayer, listening, and reading His Word, you’ll create space to hear His voice, experience His presence, and align your heart with His will.

This is a simple twelve-step plan for filling an hour with meaningful prayer. These steps are simply suggestions — everyone has a different prayer life. You will notice this is called “The Hour That Changes the World” that is because developing such a prayer habit will lead you into a ministry that not only changes you, but the world around you!

If you are needing some fresh motivation… a fresh boost of vision… a reason to knock off the dust of winter and re-dedicate yourself to the present move of God’s Kingdom, you came to the right place today. It’s time to wake up; it’s time to get up; and it’s time to make your bed.

Saul’s transformation is about the power of a single revelation: that Jesus is the Son of God and the Christ. That truth changes everything. It changed Saul, it changed the early church, and it has the power to change us today.

Psalm 23 reminds us that God “prepares a table before me in the presence of my enemies” (Psalm 23:5, ESV). Could it be that the table isn’t just for us—but for them too? Could it be that God has a seat ready for the very people we’ve written off?

As followers of Jesus, we are invited into a life of purpose that’s centered not just on personal faith but on participation in God's mission to reach the world. This isn't a calling for the few — it’s an invitation for every believer to live as a disciple and to make disciples. At Antioch Salt Lake, we believe this deeply, and we're aligning our hearts and our lives with what God is doing: preparing for harvest.

It is GOD’S HEART that is moving throughout the unseen world and pursuing those who don’t yet know Him. This was US at one point! Take a moment to remember how you came to the Lord… Who was praying for you? Who loved you, pursued you, or shared the Gospel with you? 

Jesus ascends at the outset of the Book of Acts and the third member of The Trinity takes CENTER STAGE in the grand unfolding of God’s redemption story. Jesus foretold the disciples about all of this in John 14-16 and we are now watching it unfold in Acts exactly the way the Lord Jesus told us it would. John 14 helps us grasp the Trinitarian mystery and introduces to us the now-present Ministry of the Holy Spirit. 

In Acts 8, we see the unstoppable spread of the gospel and the clear difference between true spiritual authority and counterfeit power. This message explores how Jesus gives His followers real authority rooted in love, submission, and inheritance—not self-promotion. Learn how to recognize the source of spiritual power and walk in the freedom and joy that only Jesus brings.

In Acts 8, we see the unstoppable spread of the gospel and the clear difference between true spiritual authority and counterfeit power. This message explores how Jesus gives His followers real authority rooted in love, submission, and inheritance—not self-promotion. Learn how to recognize the source of spiritual power and walk in the freedom and joy that only Jesus brings.

The start of a new season is a great opportunity for reflection and realignment around God’s leadership in each of our lives. In every season, we have an invitation to seek God’s heart, catch His vision and to pursue that intentionally.

Worship like this isn’t learned in a moment—it’s practiced over time. It starts in personal spaces and grows in public ones. The Lord is enthroned on the praises of His people (Psalm 22:3), and as we offer our sacrifice of praise, we create a throne for Him to dwell.

As we respond to God’s call to consecrate ourselves—laying down what distracts and repenting where we've strayed—we position ourselves for the joy of a renewed life. Worship becomes not just what we do, but who we are.

In the end, worship always has a cost. But as we lay our lives, our time, our energy, and our resources on the altar, we discover the joy of true intimacy with God. He fills what we surrender. He meets us at the altar. And the blessings that follow obedience are far greater than anything we could have held on to.

As we enter a new season, there's a fresh invitation from God to His people—an invitation to arise, prepare, and step into the promises He’s set before us. Just as He called Joshua and the Israelites to cross the Jordan and enter the Promised Land, God is calling us to move forward with faith, courage, and obedience.

One spiritual gift, often overlooked but absolutely essential in today’s world, is the gift of discerning spirits—or as some translations say, distinguishing between spirits. This spiritual gift helps us judge rightly between what is from God and what is not, what is good and what is evil.