Aletheia Sermon Audio

How does the story of the gospel connect to the way we follow Jesus as disciples? In this sermon, Pastor Adam Mabry explores Mark 1:16-17. We find there that the story of the gospel isn't merely what we believe to be saved, but what we believe to shaped into Jesus' people.

Stories are amazing, because the best ones immerse us in their characters, environments, tensions, and resolutions. In this sermon, Pastor Adam Mabry explores the different stories that we hear, and how the gospel story is the only one that can transform those tensions.

(Nehemiah 8-9)What is worship and why does it matter? In this sermon, Pastor Adam Mabry explores the importance of worship, and how worship enables us to fight the spiritual battles in which we are engaged.

(Nehemiah 3-6)What are the responsibilities of a Christian? In this sermon, Pastor Adam Mabry explores and explains the social responsibilities of God's people in light of the way Nehemiah worked in his city.

(Nehemiah 5)In this sermon, Pastor Donny Fisher explores the importance of generosity, and how generosity is critical to the people of God.

(Ezra 8:21-23, Nehemiah 1)How do you talk to God? As we meet Ezra and Nehemiah, we discover that these two very different men had one important thing in common: honest prayer.

(Ezra 9)The topic of holiness has fallen on hard times. Yet, while it may not be popular with us, holiness is something about which God cares deeply. In this sermon, Pastor Adam Mabry explains why holiness mattered for the returning exiles, and why it matters for us.

(Ezra 7-8)In our third sermon in this series, Pastor Adam Mabry explores the importance of belief in the truth of the Scriptures in Ezra's time and in ours.

(Ezra 3-5, Haggai 1)When met with adversity, the Israelites abandon the work of rebuilding the temple. In this sermon, Pastor Adam explains that all God's people are called to be temple builders. Adversity will try to keep us from the work of God, but God gives us everything we need to persevere in the work.

(Ezra 3-5, Haggai 1)When met with adversity, the Israelites abandon the work of rebuilding the temple. In this sermon, Pastor Adam explains that all God's people are called to be temple builders. Adversity will try to keep us from the work of God, but God gives us everything we need to persevere in the work.

(Ezra 1-3)In this first sermon of our new series, Pastor Adam explores the opening chapters of the book of Ezra. We discover that the groundwork of spiritual family has to be laid in our lives before God can build something great through us.

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, Pastor Donny preached on the healthy emotional response to fear.

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.

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.

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.