Aletheia Church, Cambridge

In the midst of racial injustice, partisan division, and societal strife, how is it possible to imagine forgiveness and reconciliation? Teaching from 2 Corinthians 5, Pastor Adam shows how Christ points the way forward for a people on mission to embrace and enact radical, difficult, and necessary reconciliation, both in the church and in the world at large.

Is it wrong to try change someone's beliefs? In this sermon, Pastor Adam unpacks the mission given to disciples of Jesus to take the gospel into the whole world. In trying to help others believe the gospel, Christians aren't motivated by anything other than the example of Jesus to love others.

Leading isn't comfortable, but change depends on leadership. In this sermon, Pastor Scott explains how we can look to Jesus as an example of true leadership. The true, uncomfortable leadership we see in Jesus isn't just for Sundays either; it's something we can live out at work during the week.

Have you ever felt like an exile in the workplace? Using Daniel 1 and her experiences as a professor and psychologist at Harvard University, guest speaker Dr. Nancy Hill shows how God gives us mission and vocation in spaces in need of the Gospel.

God calls us to use our wealth to participate in ministry of the Kingdom. In this installment of the God At Work series, Pastor Tendai Musikavanhu details how God gives us opportunities to bless the world with our money.

We can't embrace the Gospel and remain the same. In this final installment of the All In Series, Pastor Adam unpacks Acts 2 to show how the lives of disciples of Jesus are filled with deep and lasting change.

Being a disciple of Jesus means embracing the grace of unity and togetherness in a time of division and strife. In this installment of the All in Series, Pastor Adam uses Romans 1 to explore what unity and engagement should look like in the Body of Christ.

Being a disciple of Jesus requires more than a vague knowledge of Christian belief; it involves regularly digesting the truth of God's word. In this sermon, Pastor Adam uses the life of Josiah to illustrate how our interaction with truth is essential to our identity.

In this installment of the Ephesians: In Christ series, Pastor Adam Mabry describes how our God's grace shapes our character to be more like that of his perfect Son Jesus Christ.

It is common in Christian doctrine to learn that we are united with Christ when we become Christians. Less common is the idea that we are also united with others in Christ. In this sermon, Pastor Adam Mabry explains the implications of Ephesians 2:11-21 in our pursuit of Christ.