The Council at Jerusalem in Acts 15, opening the second… read more

Same passage, second week, question turned outward: what did those four devotions actually produce? Pastor Adam argues social change in Acts 2 does not begin with outward-facing programs but downstream of a body devoted to teaching, fellowship, bread and prayer.

Acts 2 describes the earliest church in startlingly concrete terms: teaching, the fellowship, bread, prayer. Pastor Adam argues that is devotion rather than attendance, and asks whether devotion to a local body is genuinely required or merely encouraged.

Genesis 1:26-28 and a sermon pointedly titled The Problem of… read more

Ephesians 4 on the Sunday after Thanksgiving, with the biblical… read more

The final week of Rooted, on the local church: what… read more

Psalm 23 in week eight of Rooted, on walking in… read more

Nearing the end of a year spent in Acts: a… read more

A Youth Sunday message rewinding to Acts 21:27-30 — the… read more