Aletheia Church, Cambridge

How would you respond to a promise that takes too long to be fulfilled? As we journey through a new series on faith, Pastor Adam takes us back to Genesis where God shows Abraham the certainty of His promise to him through a covenant.

In a competitive world, society has formulated its own definition of what winning looks like. In this sermon, Pastor Adam shares that even though we experience countless afflictions that may look like we’re losing in life we’re in fact winning in Christ.

In the creation story, God made Eve to be a suitable helper for Adam. Likewise, as individuals, we were not made to be self-sufficient nor are we to be living our lives alone. In this sermon, David explores the different relationships we have and how vital they are to us in our role as imagers of God.

Relationship is fundamental to our very existence but the world in its consumer and individualistic mentality has overshadowed our innate need for community. In this sermon, Tyler teaches us how we can invest in relationships and grow as the body of Christ.

Imaging God to others may prove to be a challenge most especially when our brokenness and the brokenness of others has formed hurt that is passed on from relationship to relationship. In this sermon, Pastor Adam shares with us the healing power of forgiveness in the prayer Christ taught His disciples to pray.

Bearing the image of God to others has its challenges knowing our tendency to sin. This week we learn from Pastor Nic Gibson as he shares with us how we can experience healing and at the same time bear the image of God as a saved sinner.

As we start this new series, Pastor Adam lays out the foundation of understanding what we are truly created to be in light of who God is as our Creator.

In this sermon we look at the resurrection of Christ through Thomas’ point of view as told by John. Here, Pastor Adam shares with us the kind of renewal that can come to us as believers.

Why did Jesus have to die? In this Good Friday sermon, Pastor Adam shares with us necessary reasons why Christ had to do what He did, why it is important that we know, and what it means to us.

As we end our series on Joel, Pastor Adam takes us back to what we’ve learned from the book of Joel and, looking forward to the New Testament, how his prophetic words are fulfilled in the finished work of Jesus.