Aletheia Church, Cambridge

God has a mission for his people, and he has a people for his mission. In this sermon from Acts 8, we learn that God's heart of compassion is critical to the mission.

Persecution caused the disciples to be scattered into neighboring cities and countries where the gospel is preached to more people. In this sermon we see what happens when the gospel is on the move.

Persecution caused the disciples to be scattered into neighboring cities and countries where the gospel is preached to more people. In this sermon we see what happens when the gospel is on the move.

In raising Lazarus from the dead, Jesus demonstrates God’s power over death, and in performing this miracle, brings people to believe in Him.

We can get caught up with chasing miracles that we forget why miracles happen. The gospel of John show us how Jesus performed miracles to draw our attention towards God—our miracle giver.

In the thirty-eight years of living as an invalid, the paralyzed man received healing not in pool water, as the stories say, but in Jesus. He is willing and able to heal us so that we, in turn, could glorify Him in our healing and share good news to the world.

Jesus turning water into wine at the wedding at Cana did not only solve a problem but gave rise to belief. For us to be whom God called us to be it’s going to take God’s particular acts of divine power that point us to Jesus.

The role of a prophet is to represent God to the people. Jesus not only came to represent God but through Him we get to see how God’s thoughts and emotions are played out in the Word made flesh.

The role of a prophet is to represent God to the people. Jesus not only came to represent God but through Him we get to see how God’s thoughts and emotions are played out in the Word made flesh.

In this sermon, we learn from Hebrews how God gave us Jesus, our perfect High Priest, so that we can be priests who can give God to the world.