Aletheia Church, Providence Ri

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

What does it mean for Christians to be the light of the world? In this sermon, Aletheia's discipleship director, Sarah McCarthy explores how Christians embody grace by showing up.

Jesus has given his disciples a very clear mission: Go make disciples. In this sermon, Jonathan Cothron explains why we must go, why we don't go, and where we find the power to go.

Is love simply a feeling? The New Testament author John doesn't seem to think so. When he describes the God kind of love, he makes it very clear that love shows up. In this sermon, Pastor Quentin explores the ways in which love shows up.

Christianity is an embodied faith, and that means God calls us to show up (with our bodies) for him and for others. In this first part of our new sermon series, Embodied, Pastor Justin looks at the foundation of our embodied faith—the embodiment of God himself in Jesus Christ.

If you knew how your life was going to end up, how would it affect the way you live today? Although we may never know what job we'll have ten years from now, God has told us how the story of this age ends. In this sermon, Pastor Quentin Bunnell looks at how that story ending empowers present victory in our lives.

How can you live with hope in a body destined to wear out and die? In this sermon, Pastor Justin explains what Paul means when he says, "We have this treasure in jars of clay," and how that reality is the key to winning the war within the body.

Every one of us has an internal opponent working against the things of God. How do we defeat it? In Galatians 5, the Apostle Paul tells us how.

Who gets to tell you who you are? In this sermon, Pastor Justin 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.

Our emotions can feel like a battlefield, but it's a battlefield God can lead us through. In this sermon, Pastor Justin looks at Elijah's experience of deep despair in 1 Kings 19. God led Elijah through his emotional battlefield, and he can lead you through yours too.

James says if you can tame the tongue, you can control your whole life. But taming the tongue is almost an impossible battle. In this sermon, Pastor Justin unpacks James chapter three, and talks about the power our tongues wield, and how to make sure that power if used for good.

There's more to the battle within than meets the eye. In this first part of our new teaching series, The War Within, Pastor Justin dives into what the Scriptures say about the unseen resistance every disciple faces.

Happy Easter! In this final sermon of our series, Road to Resurrection, Pastor Justin looks at how a person truly comes to believe in the risen Jesus.

When Jesus prayed on the Mount of Olives, something more was happening than simple fear. In this sermon, Pastor Adam Mabry looks at the difference in the responses of Jesus and his disciples to a dark moment, and unpacks what it means for how we can face darkness.

Who doesn't want to be great? In this first part of our Easter series, Pastor Justin looks at the Passover meal that Jesus has with his disciples, and Jesus's response to the disciples arguing about who's the greatest.

Peter tells the disciples that they shouldn't be surprised when faith is a fight.

What do you do when you're dishonored by someone? In this sermon, Pastor Justin unpacks Peter's answer to that question for Christians.

"Be holy." This is Peter's instruction to his readers. In this sermon, Pastor Justin unpacks what holiness looks like in action, as well as how God uses it — to make his people into a hot spot of his glory.

When Peter writes to a group of Christians facing difficulty and complexity, he starts by getting their minds onto the destination to which their journey is taking them. In this sermon, Pastor Justin studies the opening of Peter's letter, and explains how fixing our hope in the right place prepares our minds to live well.

In this final sermon in the Awesome God series, we look at the name "The Lord Almighty." Pastor Justin unpacks the encounter that God has with Jacob to show how God uses his power to transform his people.