Aletheia Church, Cambridge

Genesis 22 is perhaps one of the most unsettling chapters in the Bible, but, like all Bible passages, it's in there for a reason. In this sermon, Pastor Adam delves into the chapter to explain what we learn about God as the One who provides.

In Genesis 16, Hagar describes God as "the God who sees." In this sermon, Pastor Justin dives into Hagar's experience to help us understand what it means for God to see and why it's really, really good news.

What is powerful enough to give us peace in the midst of fear? In part two of our Awesome God series, Pastor Adam looks at Gideon's encounter with God. Ironically, it's the fear of God that's powerful enough to give us peace in the midst of fear.

Happy New Year! We thank God for bringing us into 2021 with all its potential and possibilities. We're beginning this new year by kicking off a new sermon series called Awesome God. In the first sermon of the series, campus minster David Fulton explores Moses' encounter with God at the burning bush to help us see the redemption that God wants to bring his good creation by equipping his people with crowns of thorns.

Happy New Year! We thank God for bringing us into 2021 with all its potential and possibilities. We're beginning this new year by kicking off a new sermon series called Awesome God. In the first sermon of the series, campus minster David Fulton explores Moses' encounter with God at the burning bush to help us see the redemption that God wants to bring his good creation by equipping his people with crowns of thorns.

In our final sermon of the Encounters with Immanuel series, Pastor Donny Fisher examines the story of Simeon in the book of Luke, whose bold worship of the baby Jesus shows that when God's promises are fulfilled in our lives, that's the best news ever.

It's Big Give Sunday 2020! In this sermon, Pastor Adam looks at Jesus's words in Matthew 6:19–21. In the passage, Jesus tells us what kind of treasure we should treasure. When that message drops into our hearts, it frees us to give big for God.

How should we react to the fact that God has come to dwell among humans? In Matthew 2, King Herod reacts in a very different way than the wise men who come to see him to inquire about a New King of Israel. In this sermon, Director of Discipleship Sarah McCarthy unpacks this passage in Matthew to show that the right response to Jesus' arrival is not control, but worship.

In this first part of our Encounters with Immanuel series, Pastor Donny looks at the life of Joseph in Matthew 1:18–25. Being a Christian means being willing to give up your plans for God's plan, and Joseph's story gives us courage to do it willingly and joyfully.

This week is the week of Thanksgiving, which also means it's almost time for Advent and the coming of the Christmas season! Today, we're preparing ourselves for Advent by examining the genealogy of Jesus from Matthew 1. What is Advent all about, and what hope do we have in this unusual year of 2020 that Advent will bear a meaning that speaks to our suffering and hardships? In this sermon, Pastor Justin from Aletheia Providence explores how Advent reminds us of God's undying faithfulness to those who belong to Him.