Aletheia Church, Cambridge

In this continuation of the story of Acts, we follow Paul and Silas’ missionary journey. Through their work, Pastor Adam helps us identify what faithfulness is and is not to help us become a more faithful church.

How do you respond to troubles in life? Kevin York takes us line by line through David’s psalm and shows us how we can lament before God about our circumstances yet still have confidence in His character.

As the church continued to grow to include gentile believers, the disciples faced the challenge of differing cultural backgrounds and practices. Pastor Adam shares with us how unity may look different than we thought but is more possible than we have imagined.

What purpose do stories serve us? Are they even practical and useful in daily living? Following Paul and Barnabas’ ministry at Antioch, Steve uncovers how God has a plan and His plan is a story—the greatest story that is good news to all of mankind.

When God’s character and the actions He takes seem questionable, what do we do? Pastor Adam uncovers the facts we can get from Jesus’ struggle in Gethsemane on how we can still trust God’s character despite the doubt.

Waiting can be excruciating the more we are used to getting things fast. What do we do when God seems slow in fulfilling His promises? Pastor Adam shows us how we can exercise faithfulness in God’s process rather than taking matters into our own hands.

When our thoughts and prayers seem to bounce off the wall, when we experience God’s sovereign silence what do we do? Pastor Adam shares how we should respond to God’s silence and how we can still have faith in His good providence.

The greatest hope of our salvation is found in Jesus’ resurrection. In this sermon, we learn from Pastor Adam how true change is brought about when this story of resurrection moves from just being a Sunday story to spiritual reality.

Why was the cross necessary? Pastor Adam revisits the story of the cross and its importance to our life as believers, and helps us understand its significance in order to dispel apathy brought about by familiarity.

What causes us to miss the God opportunities before us? Pastor Adam explorers these reasons and the steps we can take in order to walk into the greatest God opportunities we could ever know.

What causes us to miss the God opportunities before us? Pastor Adam explorers these reasons and the steps we can take in order to walk into the greatest God opportunities we could ever know.

What causes us to miss the God opportunities before us? Pastor Adam explorers these reasons and the steps we can take in order to walk into the greatest God opportunities we could ever know.

What do times of refreshing brought about by the Holy Spirit look like? Pastor Jim Laffoon shares stories of how the Holy Spirit moves and brings about revivals and how we must position ourselves to participate in it.

Before ascending into heaven, Jesus left the disciples with one great command—to go and make disciples. In this sermon, Steve takes us phrase by phrase and breaks down the essential points found in the Great Commission.

Jesus gave the simplest yet the most foundational answer when asked about the greatest commandment in the law. Sarah gives us principles we can learn about God’s command on loving Him and loving our neighbors.

As the church grows, and the gospel continues to spread, believers face greater threats and persecution from leaders and fellow men. In this sermon by Pastor Adam, we are shown how God reveals His sovereignty over His mission despite the persecution.

After the Gentiles received the gospel, Peter now faces criticism from the members of the church. In this sermon, Pastor Adam shows us how the Holy Spirit works to change our perspective on the mission of God.

As the gospel continues to spread, we look at the interesting events leading to Peter and Cornelius’ encounter. Through this story, Pastor Adam shares the barriers we experience to belief and how God provides the solution to overcome these barriers.

No one is too far gone for God to save, and no situation is too bad for God to redeem. As we see the conversion of Saul, Pastor Donny shares three keys that we must take away from this story.  PLEASE NOTE THAT DUE TO AN EQUIPMENT ERROR, THE AUDIO IS NOT THE QUALITY WE WOULD NORMALLY SHARE. THANK YOU FOR UNDERSTANDING.

God has a mission for his people, and he has a people for his mission. In this sermon from Acts 8, we learn that God's heart of compassion is critical to the mission.

Persecution caused the disciples to be scattered into neighboring cities and countries where the gospel is preached to more people. In this sermon we see what happens when the gospel is on the move.

Persecution caused the disciples to be scattered into neighboring cities and countries where the gospel is preached to more people. In this sermon we see what happens when the gospel is on the move.

In raising Lazarus from the dead, Jesus demonstrates God’s power over death, and in performing this miracle, brings people to believe in Him.

We can get caught up with chasing miracles that we forget why miracles happen. The gospel of John show us how Jesus performed miracles to draw our attention towards God—our miracle giver.

In the thirty-eight years of living as an invalid, the paralyzed man received healing not in pool water, as the stories say, but in Jesus. He is willing and able to heal us so that we, in turn, could glorify Him in our healing and share good news to the world.