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…
Mark’s Easter account is the strangest of the four: the women find the stone already moved, and run. Pastor Adam preaches it, and Pastor Jim reads the gospel in his…