Aletheia Church, Cambridge

We live in a moment when our abundance threatens to become our source of worth and significance. In this sermon, Campus Missionary David Fulton talks about how we will begin to see how God provides for us as we trust and test Him in the area of finances.

This week we’re taking a break from our normal structure! Rather than being in the Gospels, we’ll be in Acts, talking about church planting. Here at Aletheia, we’re blessed to be sending out our great staff member Kevin McKenzie to plant a church in Savannah, Georgia. We couldn’t be more excited about this opportunity to partner with him to reach a place that needs the good news and justice of Jes...

Imagine being a non-anxious presence in an anxious political climate. In his answer to a politically-charged question, Jesus explains that a person can live for God while under the authority of human government. In this sermon, Pastor Adam looks at Jesus' response and how it helps us to live well for God and with government.

Talking about the marginalized—the poor and needy—has become controversial because we have the conversation along political lines. In this sermon, Steve Cabral looks at Jesus' parable about Lazarus and the rich man, showing us that Jesus engages the marginalized in a very different fashion.

In this first sermon of the teaching series, Pastor Adam Mabry explores the critical necessity of Jesus' lordship for understanding everything else in the Christian life.

In this final part of The Test, Pastor Adam looks at the final days of David’s life. The most important thing for David to focus on is setting the next generation up for success. It poses the following question to the reader: How will we set up the next generation for success in following Jesus?

In this final part of The Test, Pastor Adam looks at the final days of David’s life. The most important thing for David to focus on is setting the next generation up for success. It poses the following question to the reader: How will we set up the next generation for success in following Jesus?

The later parts of David's life are marked by tragedies—but they are partly of his own making. In this sermon, Pastor Adam looks at the rise of Absalom, David's son, who stages a coup. David's apathy created a vacuum into which Absalom stepped. Apathy can do similar damage in our own lives.

David is King of Israel and is meant to be an image of righteousness to the people of Israel - however, when Bathsheba appears on a roof in his Kingdom, David falls short of his call. How does David fail the most important test of his life? In this sermon, Campus Missionary David Fulton examines King David's failures to offer wisdom through the test of Entitlement.

In God's presence there is both joy and danger. In his first major act as king of Israel, David brings the ark of the covenant into Jerusalem—the presence of God to the center of Israel's national identity. Things go wrong when David doesn't follow God's instructions, and David responds by humbling himself. In this sermon, Pastor Adam unpacks how we must respond to experience the joy of God's dang...

When facing one of the greatest challenges of his life, David was able to find strength in the face of despair. In this sermon, Pastor Adam looks at David's response in the face of despair and looks at how we can tap into the same strength when we face down despair.

When David has the chance to kill Saul and secure the kingship for himself, he doesn't take it. In this sermon, Pastor Donny explains the times when temptation to disobey will be most intense, and where we find the power to trust and obey.

In the familiar story of David and Goliath, Israel is paralyzed with fear at the sight of Goliath but David moves swiftly towards the fight. In this sermon, Operations Director Steve Cabral looks at the beliefs and perspectives that give David a paralysis-defying courage.

David's story begins with God "seeing" him. In this sermon, Pastor Adam explores how God's oversight of David is of ultimate importance in his story.

In the final sermon of this series, Pastor Adam Mabry examines Revelation 20 to unveil a biblical vision of God's resounding, eternal victory over every power that has tried or will try to destroy the people of God!

Who gets to tell you who you are? In this sermon, Campus Director Kevin McKenzie explains what it means when Paul says, "I have been crucified with Christ." Believing in Jesus gives you a new identity source, and that's really good news.

Who gets to tell you who you are? In this sermon, Campus Director Kevin McKenzie explains what it means when Paul says, "I have been crucified with Christ." Believing in Jesus gives you a new identity source, and that's really good news.

Where is God when Satan attacks our emotions? In this time of the global pandemic, mental health issues like anxiety, depression, and loneliness are heightened, meaning Satan has more opportunities to wreak havoc on the minds of people all over the world. How does God step into our experiences to meet us in the midst of dark emotions? In this sermon, Pastor Adam explores Elijah's despair in 1 King...

The Bible has much to say about how we use our words, which is odd considering how many of our words we speak with abandon or indifference. According to the Book of James, God cares a lot about how we use our words, and apparently so does Satan. How does God help us use our words to gain victory in spiritual warfare? In this sermon, Pastor Adam explores James to uncover how God's power is brought...

The Bible has much to say about how we use our words, which is odd considering how many of our words we speak with abandon or indifference. According to the Book of James, God cares a lot about how we use our words, and apparently so does Satan. How does God help us use our words to gain victory in spiritual warfare? In this sermon, Pastor Adam explores James to uncover how God's power is brought...

How do we respond when the enemy builds strongholds in our thoughts? How do we allow God to enter into and sanctify our thoughts? In this sermon, Pastor Adam explores 2 Cor. 10 to uncover how we take every thought captive for Christ in the spiritual war for our thoughts.