Paul writes about contentment from prison, and says he learned it. Pastor Adam works Philippians 4 as a recipe rather than a sentiment, and puts a fill-in-the-blank question to the…
“If the world hates you, it hated me first.” Pastor Adam preaches John 15 on a position that is neither belonging nor withdrawing, and on hostility relocated away from the…
The living creatures never stop saying holy, holy, holy. Pastor Adam takes the uncomfortable turn: purity is not merely neglected today but scorned, and a culture that finds it ridiculous…
John sees a door open in heaven and describes the throne room. Pastor Adam opens on worship as a journey into what is actually the case, set against a moment…
“Lord, teach us to pray.” Pastor Adam takes Luke 11 as instruction rather than inspiration, and refuses to soften the parable that follows: Jesus commends a kind of asking that…
Harry Wilson preaches Psalm 119 on God as an authoritative Father, which is neither authoritarian nor permissive. The psalm is relentlessly about law, and yet its verbs are all affection,…