Aletheia Church, Cambridge

In a time of social distancing, what value does the biblical concept of spiritual family offer to our lives and to the world at large? In the final sermon of our series in Romans, Pastor Adam explores Romans 16 to uncover how Paul blessed and sustained by a God-given spiritual family, and challenges us to embrace spiritual family to help us obey and enjoy God.

What could hope mean for us in a time of great crisis and uncertainty, and how can the Scripture show us what to hope for? As we near the end of our series in Romans, Pastor Adam looks at the fifteenth chapter of Paul's letter to the Romans to uncover what apostolic hope looks like for the people of God.

In the time of COVID-19, it can be hard to live out our faith without fear. But it's not just hard to live out courageous, loving faith in the times of a pandemic: it's a challenge all the time. The Apostle Paul knew that when addressing a burgeoning Roman church in a letter, and in this sermon, Pastor Adam explores that letter to uncover how the Gospel of Jesus Christi enables God's people to live out bold, courageous faith toward each other without fear.

We're doing online church this week on the advice of the government, health care professionals, and the Center for Disease Control, so what better time to talk about honoring authorities? In Romans 13, Paul discusses not only how God would have us honor the authorities around us, but also how God would have us honor anyone around us. In this sermon, Pastor Adam looks to this passage to explore how exactly God's people should honor people.

We're in a new season of Romans today! This week, we answer several questions: how does the Gospel shape the way people relate to each other in the Body of Christ? How do we discern what we can contribute? Pastor Donny Fisher explores Romans 12 to see how the Gospel produces true unity!

In chapter eleven of Romans, Paul builds into a crescendo and breaks into song. We all want his same experience of awe and wonder, but we need to see that he gets there through the most surprising route—by thinking about God's severity and kindness. In this sermon, Pastor Adam unpacks what it is about God's severity and kindness that should lead us to worship and humility.

We received a special visit from Pastor Brett Fuller of Grace Covenant Church in Chantilly, VA! In this sermon, Pastor Fuller mines Jesus' words about peacemakers to cast a uniquely Christian vision of stewardship, love and reconciliation in God's multi-ethnic church.