Adoration Church

Seminarian and Cru missionary Ed Perkins shares from Romans 5 about the contrast between Adam and Jesus and what it means for us.

In this sermon, Fr. Cameron discusses 3 important truths about the Church: 1) The Church is God's Realm of Protection 2) The Church is the Necessary Context for Obedience to Jesus 3) The Church is the Spirit's Dwelling Place

Fr. Cameron preaches on the Pentecost event and challenges us to recognize the primary purpose of the outpouring of the Holy Spirit. Acts 2:1-21.

This Ascension Sunday, Fr. Cameron dives into Acts 1 and reminds us of Jesus' promise that we will receive power to be his witnesses.

In this sermon Fr. Cameron discusses three enemies to loving God with all our heart, soul, mind, and strength, and how the Gospel offers a life-changing remedy. Text: Mark 12:18-34

Pastoral Resident Nick Audas shares from 1 Peter 1:3-9 how the resurrection anchors the hope we all need.

This Easter, Fr. Cameron walks us through Peter's sermon to the Gentiles in Acts 10. "But God raised him from the dead...."

On Maundy Thursday, Pastor Nick shares about the two opposing kingdoms that call for our allegiance: the Kingdom of Worldly Power and the Kingdom of Servant Love.

Fr. Cameron teaches from Mark 9:42ff on Jesus' challenging word to "cut it off" if it causes you to stumble. Does he have in mind the amputation of his followers? Or something else...like the key to deeper intimacy with God?

Fr. Cameron takes us into Acts 2:42-47 to see God's vision for a church that experiences breakthrough without abandoning process. 

Pastor Nick challenges us to a "stubborn trust" faith--not a worked up emotion, but a resolute focus on the One who is supremely worthy of our trust.

Anger plagues many of us--hot, burning anger, and cold, icy resentment-type anger. How do we uproot it? Fr. Cameron explains how the Gospel enables victory over anger. 

Have you read the Transfiguration story and wondered: Why does Jesus take Peter, James, and John up the mountain for this event?  What's up with Elijah and Moses? What does Jesus want to me to understand about his nature? Fr. Cameron takes us through the Transfiguration in Mark 9.

In Mark 7, Jesus makes us aware of the dangers of an untended heart. In this sermon, Fr. Cameron speaks on the Christian's call to tend the heart by bringing our whole selves to Jesus. 

Today, Nick Audas takes us through the Mark 6 account of Jesus walking on water and teaches us about Jesus' desire to encounter us in the midst of life's chaos. 

Fr. Cameron looks at the four-fold action in the feeding of the five thousand (Mark 6) and discusses what it looks like to see ourselves as the bread that Jesus distributes to the world. 

Taylor Bodoh is the Canon for Church Planting in the Gulf Atlantic Diocese (ACNA) and brings a heart for Jesus, discipleship, and years of experience in church planting. Taylor speaks here on 5 things that should be in place before a church plant launches.

Fr. Cameron teaches on the biblical character of prayer.

Fr. Cameron looks at a few characteristic of a missional disciple from Mark 6:1-13.

In this class, we discuss "doing the stuff" -- Our biblical mandate to represent God to the world in the Spirit's power and love. 

Nick Audas shares from Mark 5:21-43 on two keys to faith that defies defeat: Clinging to the presence of God, and believing the right story about your life. 

In the sermon, Fr. Cameron preaches on why we baptize babies and young children, and how doing so gives us a compelling picture of the gospel. 

Fr. Cameron preaches on Mark 5:1-20 and how the story of the Gerasene demoniac is a beautiful picture of the life-changing power of the Gospel. 

What are the Spiritual Gifts and what are they for? 

Fr. Cameron shares from Mark 4:35-41 on Jesus calming the storm, and our own struggles with the spirit of fear.