Addison Street Community Church Sermons

God has been up to something to new. Has the newness worn off?

God is the only true sovereign.

So, what's the goal of the Reformation? Should something that happened 499 years ago still affect us today, and to what end?

Christ the Only Savior (Acts 4:12; Exclusivity Speaks to humanity’s need for salvation Christ’s active obedience Incarnation (Heb 2):  Christ the Only Sacrifice (Hebrews 9-10) One way to accomplish redemption Penal...

A common misconception stunts the American church and exposes our rugged individualism. We often equate a "caring church" with helping or praying for people in their physical needs. But is that it? Who's job is it to care spiritually...

Complaining, bearing down, hiding out or giving up are not necessarily the right responses to trouble and sickness.What do you tell someone who's going through the ringer?

Is it wrong to plan ahead? How do God's sovereignty over all things and our plans work together?

Turn the finger the other way. No Doubt the problem is within you.

What qualities are to make up our leaders?

A tame tongue is evidence of living faith. An untamed tongue is evidence of dead faith.

Can a faith in word only be any faith at all?

Prejudice spoils unity; it divides. Partial faith leads to ungodly judgment or preferential treatments. Why must we avoid favoritism in our lives and especially in the Church?

In our trials, we are often tempted to anger, carelessness or the spouting off spiritual or moral platitudes which feed an unstable, shallow or sometimes false faith. What does a consistent faith steeped in God’s Word entail?

Our trials often present temptations. What is the difference b/t trial and temptation? It is difficult to determine how our trials and temptations may or may not be “from” God. If God tries us, how is it that he doesn’t tempt us?

How are we to “do the math” on our trials, and why are we to value them? James teaches us that believers mature as they seek God’s wisdom to joyfully endure trials.

What does the book of James have to say to us today? Listen to Pastor Will Pareja's summary and recitation of this wonderful letter of James, the brother of Jesus.

On the cusp of the Promised Land, Moses stopped to give last instructions to the Next Generation.