Aletheia Church, Cambridge

The Bible is filled with faith greats like Abraham, Noah, and Moses. It seems like they accomplished so much for God, and when we compare our faith to theirs, it seems impossible that we could ever measure up. Yet, as Campus and Youth Director Kevin McKenzie shows from the example of Enoch, trusting God with the mundane, everyday tasks of life looks exactly like great faith to the Father.

The Bible is filled with faith greats like Abraham, Noah, and Moses. It seems like they accomplished so much for God, and when we compare our faith to theirs, it seems impossible that we could ever measure up. Yet, as Campus and Youth Director Kevin McKenzie shows from the example of Enoch, trusting God with the mundane, everyday tasks of life looks exactly like great faith to the Father.

Christianity isn't easy, so what do we do when following a righteous God leads us into challenging and trying circumstances? In this sermon, Pastor Adam looks to Hebrews to show us how truly great faith helps us endure as we give our trust to a God who is truly good.

It's that time of year again when we anticipate the brand new year and its possibilities, and yet, New Year's Eve can be full anxiety. Each new year, we face more promises, more resolutions, the same sins, the same pains, and potentially all those hurdles with additional problems. How can we escape these yearly cycles of frustration. In this sermon, The Musikavanhus show that a new year under the lordship of Jesus Christ can free us to new life.

Merry Christmas Eve's Eve from Aletheia Church! This Sunday, Pastor Adam turns to John 1 to explore the central mystery of Christmas: what could it mean that The Word - God's Word - became flesh, and how is it that we ought to live if this is true?

This Christmas, we're looking at the accounts of the Birth of Jesus found in the Gospels! In the first installment of this series, Pastor Adam looks to Matthew's account of the Magi to unveil how the giving of believers is a response to the radical generosity of God through Jesus.

This Christmas, we're looking at the accounts of the Birth of Jesus found in the Gospels! In the first installment of this series, Pastor Adam looks to Matthew's account of the Magi to unveil how the giving of believers is a response to the radical generosity of God through Jesus.

In his account of Jesus's death, Mark stays away from the gory details of crucifixion and focuses instead on the isolation that Jesus experienced. In this sermon, Pastor Adam answers the question, "why was King Jesus forsaken by everyone in his death, including God the Father?"

In his account of Jesus's death, Mark stays away from the gory details of crucifixion and focuses instead on the isolation that Jesus experienced. In this sermon, Pastor Adam answers the question, "why was King Jesus forsaken by everyone in his death, including God the Father?"

In lives full of activity, tension, and strife, we can be tempted towards two traps - we either withdraw from our culture out of the sense of being overwhelmed, or we withdraw from Jesus as we set about trying to order the world around our individual notions of right and wrong. In this sermon, Pastor Adam illustrates how Jesus calls us to wakefulness and engagement in anticipation for His coming kingdom.