Elijah arrives in scripture with no genealogy, no calling narrative — he simply walks into the worst king’s court and announces a drought. Pastor Adam opens the series on what a change maker is, and why every person listening has a place that needs one.

John has just been arrested, and that is when Jesus starts. Pastor Adam works through what makes a kairos moment, why they are easy to miss — and ends somewhere else entirely: the work does not need you, but he wants your company while he does it.

Everyone wants the breakthrough moment; almost nobody wants the ordinary weeks that prepare for it. Pastor Adam opens a series on chronos and kairos with fruit picked early and gassed into ripeness — it looks the part and has nothing in it.

James 1:26-27. Pure religion is looking after widows and orphans… read more

James 1:22-25 and the man who looks in the mirror… read more

James 1:19-21: quick to hear, slow to speak, slow to… read more

James 1:5-8 — if any of you lacks wisdom, ask…. read more

Acts 1:6-11 on day forty, the ascension, and the two… read more

Luke 24:28-35 and the moment of recognition at the breaking… read more