Aletheia Sermon Audio

In this final sermon, Pastor Adam Mabry explores John 15 for the practices of abiding with Jesus. What we discover is that abiding with Christ both requires and produces the practices of emotional health.

In this sermon, guest Pastor Seth Trimmer explores the origin of our experience of shame, and explains how Christians are to deal with shame in light of Christ.

What are we to do with our anger? In this sermon, Pastor Adam explores the emotion of anger and examines how Jesus dealt with it. We discover than anger is a good gift that, if we allow Jesus to redeem it, will work in us for God's glory and the good of those around us.

In this sermon, Pastor Donny Fisher explores how our past pain shapes our present reality. In this sermon we discover that only Jesus can give us hope through both.

Jesus is the embodiment of everything that it means to be fully and perfectly human. That means that his internal life — his emotions — were handled perfectly. In this series, we start off by engaging the idea that Jesus embodies emotionally-healthy spirituality, and enables us to embody it too.

In the second part of our 2-part reflection on the resurrection, Pastor Adam Mabry helps us think about how to apply the accomplishment of the cross and resurrection of Jesus.

As we close out this teaching series in the book of James, we find James encouraging his readers to remain faithful in the midst of many temptations and trials — money, quitting, and undisciplined spirituality. What we discover is what James already knows: gospel faith is expressed in faithfulness — a faithfulness Jesus has provided for in his gracious life, death, and resurrection.

Pastor Donny unpacks James 4, where James, the half-brother of Jesus, has a lot to say to us about our worldliness.

In this sermon, Kevin McKenzie unpacks the teaching of James on the way we use our words. We discover that our words are more directional than we know, more broken than we'd like to admit, and more in need of the redeeming power of the gospel than we're often prepared to pursue.

What is the relationship between faith and works? In this sermon, Pastor Donny Fisher explores how, as Christians, we are brought into relationship with Jesus by faith. Yet, once believing, that faith produces a new way of life.

Pastor James takes us to the school of discipleship in this text. As we listen closely to the text, we learn that for the disciple of Jesus, doing displays belief.

In this sermon, Pastor Adam introduces the book of James, and explains the purpose that James has in mind for all people — to be the first fruits of God's new world.

In this sermon, Pastor, Professor, and Co-founder of The Bible Project, Dr. Tim Mackie explores the critical question of biblical authority.

In the final sermon in this series, Pastor Adam Mabry explores how we experience radical life change. Surprisingly, life change turns out to be the fruit of normal discipleship.

Continuing in our teaching series, Pastor Adam Mabry explores the 4th chapter of Acts to ask the question: how to our relationships go from normal to radical? As we study we discover that normal relationships become radical for Christ when we're a family united together on mission.

How do we live radically devoted to Jesus in the midst of a very normal, un-remarkable life? The fact is that most of spend most of our time doing rather mundane, "normal" tasks. In this sermon, Pastor Adam Mabry explores the way our normal can be radical when we've be taught to trust and treasure the truth.

This sermon explores the depths of Psalm 67 where we find God's heart for the nations.

We are story--shaped people. The question is, will we be shaped by God's story of grace, or the false stories we believe about our lives? In this sermon, Pastor Adam Mabry explores the power the story of grace, and how to preach that story to ourselves.

When we think of the word, "generous," we usually only associate it with money. In this sermon, Pastor Adam explores how God is more generous that we've ever imagined, but for reasons different than we probably think.

The goodness of God is a mystery to us. Describing it is a bit like taking hold of the wind. Like wind, the goodness of God is more to be experienced than anything. In this sermon, Pastor Adam explores the six doors given to us in Psalm 34 to experience the goodness of God.