Pastor Adam opens on sexuality with three readings rather than one, and the selection is the argument: humanity made male and female, everything made for its purpose, and what is plain about God from what has been made.

Romans 1 says God’s nature has been clearly seen in what was made. Pastor Adam takes that as a real claim about the natural world, then asks a question congregations rarely get: are you actually engaging nature as part of following Christ?

Romans 13 tells believers to submit to governing authorities, and Pastor Adam refuses to soften it. He sets Galatians 5 alongside it, argues neither church nor state produces righteousness by rule, and leaves Daniel’s defiance as an open question rather than answering it.

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