Before the wind, the earthquake, and the fire, there was a forty day walk and a cave. Pastor Adam traces exactly how Elijah got to the mountain of God, arguing that the places we dwell shape who we become, and that a specific, personal word from God is available to anyone willing to sit quietly long enough to receive it.

Genesis 26:26-33 and the treaty at Beersheba. The whole chapter… read more

Ecclesiastes 1:8 and the eye never satisfied with seeing. The… read more

Proverbs 13:25 opens the January wisdom series, on appetite and… read more

The annual Thanksgiving message takes a Hebrew word as its key — todah — and spends its first stretch on what the research actually says about gratitude. Then three things it does: brings peace, opens the door, and wins battles.

Having just confronted a king, Elijah is told to hide. Pastor Adam refuses to smooth that over — separation, solitude, sustenance — and asks the question underneath it: what is actually sustaining your decisions right now?

Proverbs 17:1 — better a dry crust with peace than… read more

“Monday was a testimony. The rest of the week was blessed.” Pastor Adam takes a line from a Brooklyn Bible study into John 1:14, where the Word pitches a tent among us — and asks where you are pitching yours.

Two statements that will not resolve: failure to plan is planning to fail, and faith does not always pencil out. Pastor Harry works Proverbs 16 through both, tests his own motives out loud on a Ferrari, and lands on a quiet life.