Ephesians, Media, Sermons | by Pastor Adam Sinnett

Paul's letter to the Ephesian Church is one of the most theologically profound letters written in the New Testament. In this, the first sermon in his series on Ephesians, Pastor Adam Sinnett unpacks Ephesians 1:1-2 and discusses what the local church is to be about.

Sermons, Teaching | by Pastor Adam Sinnett

Paul describes the church as a radically new people in Christ, a new humanity. Those who follow Jesus are blessed with every spiritual blessing (1:3), chosen from before the foundation of the world (1:4), holy and blameless (1:4), predestined for adoption (1:5), redeemed through His blood (1:7), forgiven their sin (1:7), lavished with grace (1:8), recipients of the revelation of God’s will through the gospel (1:9), sealed with the Holy Spirit (1:14), promised an inheritance of unsearchable riches in Christ (1:11,14) to the praise of his glorious grace (1:6). This is life changing stuff and that’s just the first chapter. Just wait, there’s more.

Media, Other Sermons | by Pastor Adam Sinnett

On Sunday, April 3rd, we celebrated the birth of Downtown Cornerstone Church. In this Sermon, Pastor Adam Sinnett preaches on Jesus, Our Conerstone, out of 1 Peter 2:4-10.

Apologetics, A Reasoned Response, Media, Sermons | by Pastor Adam Sinnett

In this sermon, Pastor Adam Sinnett addresses the question of how a loving God can send people to hell in the final sermon of a series entitled, 'A Reasoned Response: Answers to Seattle's top four questions about Christianity'.

Apologetics, Suffering, A Reasoned Response, Media, Sermons | by Pastor Adam Sinnett

In this sermon, Pastor Adam Sinnett addresses the question of how a good God can allow such great suffering and evil in the third sermon of a series entitled, 'A Reasoned Response: Answers to Seattle's top four questions about Christianity'.

Apologetics, Bible Reading, A Reasoned Response, Media, Sermons | by Pastor Adam Sinnett

In this sermon, Pastor Adam Sinnett addresses the question of the authority of the Bible in the second sermon of a series entitled, 'A Reasoned Response: Answers to Seattle's top four questions about Christianity'.