Lake Osborne Church

Listen in as Pastor Adam walks through the fascinating and even funny account of Jesus, as a boy, traveling with his family to Jerusalem only to be unknowingly left behind by his parents in the temple. But as J.R.R. Tolkien once wrote, "not all who wander are lost..."

"For this is the message that you have heard from the beginning, that we should love one another. We should not be like Cain, who was of the evil one and murdered his brother. And why did he murder him? Because his own deeds were evil and his brother's righteous. Do not be surprised, brothers and sisters, that the world hates you. We know that we have passed out of death into life, becaus...

Tune in as Pastor Adam unpacks Luke 2:22-40, a fascinating and surprisingly applicable passage featuring Simeon and Anna, two intriguing characters who waited their whole lives for only that which the birth of Jesus Christ brings.

Inspired by the well-worn tune, "God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen" which speaks of "tidings of comfort and joy" Pastor Adam concludes the Advent preaching series by examining Luke 2:8-20, one final passage where the themes of comfort and joy are highlighted and directed to their ultimate fulfillment in the gift of Christmas: Christ himself and his glorious Gospel.

Inspired by the well-worn tune, "God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen" which speaks of "tidings of comfort and joy" Pastor Adam continues the Advent preaching series, examining passages throughout Scripture where the themes of comfort and joy are highlighted, pointing them to their ultimate fulfillment in the gift of Christmas: Christ himself and his glorious Gospel. This week's passage is: Isaiah 55:6-13

Inspired by the well-worn tune, "God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen" which speaks of "tidings of comfort and joy" Pastor Adam continues the Advent preaching series, examining passages throughout Scripture where the themes of comfort and joy are highlighted, pointing them to their ultimate fulfillment in the gift of Christmas: Christ himself and his glorious Gospel. This week's passage is Isaiah 40:1-2.

Pastor Adam begins an Advent preaching series titled, Comfort and Joy, examining passages throughout Scripture where these themes are explored and find fulfillment in the gift of Christmas: Christ himself and his glorious Gospel. This week's passage is 2 Corinthians 1:3-11.

Tune in as we consider important teaching from the Apostle Paul for every area of life, as he instructs us how to walk wisely and make the best use of the time God's given in every role and responsibility we're called to.

How are we, as Christians, to approach election cycles? Tune in as we consider the teaching of Jesus to "render to Caesar the things that are Caesar's and to God the things that are God's" and see how it still applies and informs us today.

As chapter 5 in the Exodus story opens, Pharaoh asks Moses the most important question anyone can ask - "Who is the Lord?" Tune in as we answer that question, a question which defines and determines all of life.

Pastor Adam's sermon from Sunday Sept. 29 at Lake Osborne Church in Lake Worth, FL. A continuation in the Exodus preaching series.

Tune in as we consider the exchange between Moses and God, seeing in story form the truth of what the Apostle Paul proclaims later in 1 Corinthians 1: we are foolish but God is wise, we are weak but He is strong.

Tune in as we consider a powerful, and well-known text - that of Moses and his encounter with God at a burning bush while sojourning in Midian. Discover how this miraculous God still works in our lives today, in his own way, but for the same glorious purposes.

Tune in as we continue our trek through the book of Exodus, looking again at Moses - an imperfect man sovereignly raised up by a perfect God - called to the role God had for him, because God sees and knows all.

Tune in as we continue forward in the Exodus story, examining the birth of Moses - the dramatics surrounding his birth, the points of application even to our own day, and the amazing faithfulness of God.

Exodus 1:8-21 is remarkably relevant to the situation facing Christians in the West today. Listen in as we walk through the story of a new Pharaoh arising in Egypt "who did not know Joseph" and all that would've meant then, and how it can still instruct us today.

The timeless wisdom of the Apostle Peter reminds us, as Christians, we shouldn't be surprised by the difficulties of this life and the rejection of the world, but sanctified through such things as we have the spirit of glory and of God resting upon us.

Whether its one's approach to relationships, career, or even politics, as Christians, the call is for us to not be conformed to the worldly patterns we inherit, but to be transformed by the realities of the Gospel. Listen in as we consider the Apostle Paul's exhortation towards such in Romans 12:1-2.

Tune in as Pastor Adam on Father's Day considers a brief turn of phrase from the Apostle Paul in his Thessalonian letter that as much to say to all of God's children about our callings and the love of our Heavenly Father.

Pastor Adam's sermon from Sunday June 9, 2024.

On Memorial Day weekend, listen in as Pastor Adam gives thanks for the blessings we enjoy in the City of Man, as Americans indebted to those who served and sacrificed; but how we look even further to Jesus, the one who made the ultimate sacrifice for any who trust him from every tongue, tribe, and nation, securing ultimate freedom, and grounding our ultimate hope in the City of God which is to com...

Tune in as Pastor Adam looks at the story of Hannah in 1 Samuel 1, and reflects on Mother's Day in 2024.

In the iconic movie, Forrest Gump, his friend Bubba teaches us all the many ways shrimp can be purposed. In Psalm 20, David illuminates numerous purposes of God towards us, as his Redeemed. Tune in and listen, as we consider the power of God's great name.

Coming off two weeks of post-Easter reflections on Ephesians 1:15-23 [Resurrection Realities, Part 1 (Sunday April 14) and Part 2 (Sunday April 21), available on our Facebook page] we turn our attention to Psalm 16 which connects with and elaborates on some of the themes we saw in Ephesians, namely the blessings available to us at the right hand of God. Like David, may we come to know the truth of...

Roman guards, disciples, and religious leaders find themselves intertwined after the resurrection of Jesus Christ, but while their collective world had been turned upside down by the singular, shared event of Easter Sunday, their responses varied greatly and how one responds to Jesus has eternal significance.