Aletheia Church, Cambridge

God isn't the kind of person who simply wants us to follow His rules. True surrender to God involves our thoughts and feelings and affections as well. How do we learn to offer God our thoughts and feelings? In this sermon, Pastor Adam looks to Paul's second letter to the Corinthians to explore how growing up in God involves thinking how God thinks and feeling how God feels.

Who are you, and how do you know? We have tons of ideas about what lies at the center of our identities, but it turns out that who we truly are is reflected not in what we think, but in what we love. In this sermon, Pastor Adam shows us from 2 Corinthians that if we become what we behold, we must learn to behold God.

We know we need to mature. Americans spend more on self-help than any other country - more than the GDP of the poorest 62 nations on earth! But self, success, and security aren't large enough life-purposes. God has a bigger mission and a bigger vision, and it's going to require our full engagement and maturity. In this sermon, Pastor Adam teaches us from the Scripture that to grow up with time, we must grow up with wisdom.

We know we need to mature. Americans spend more on self-help than any other country - more than the GDP of the poorest 62 nations on earth! But self, success, and security aren't large enough life-purposes. God has a bigger mission and a bigger vision, and it's going to require our full engagement and maturity. In this sermon, Pastor Adam teaches us from the Scripture that to grow up with time, we must grow up with wisdom.

In this addendum to When God Seems Gone, Steve Cabral offers practical wisdom for how Christians can hold fast to faith, hope, and joy in the midst of trial and hardship.

In this addendum to When God Seems Gone, Kevin McKenzie offers practical wisdom for how Christians can hold fast to faith, hope, and joy in the midst of trial and hardship.

In the final installation of our series in Habakkuk, Pastor Adam explores the reality of disappointment in faith - sometimes, God's answer to our situation doesn't meet our expectations of Him. What do we do in the midst of spiritual disappointment? The prophet Habakkuk answers with praise. In this sermon, we explore what it means to answer disappointment by allowing God's word to redefine our vision of God.

Justice is an essential topic in our culture. Who deserves what, and why? However, Christians have a special responsibility to ground our conceptions of justice in the character of the Ultimate Judge, God. Continuing our series in Habbakuk, Pastor Adam examines the Scriptures to uncover why God allows the wicked to prosper and allows injustice to exist. Most importantly, when God seems unfair and injustice seems pervasive, God's justice is still coming, so wait on Him.

We all face crises of extraordinary odds. How do we surrender to God's perfect plans during theses crises, and what does the Scripture reveal to us about managing our hearts during hard times? In this sermon, Guest Speaker and Aletheia Elder Jim Laffoon looks to the famous story of Joshua and the Walls of Jericho to illustrate how God gives us faith to win victory over the Jerichoes of our lives.

We all face crises of extraordinary odds. How do we surrender to God's perfect plans during theses crises, and what does the Scripture reveal to us about managing our hearts during hard times? In this sermon, Guest Speaker and Aletheia Elder Jim Laffoon looks to the famous story of Joshua and the Walls of Jericho to illustrate how God gives us faith to win victory over the Jerichoes of our lives.