This article first appeared on The Resurgence web-site. This article is by Justin Holcomb. He is a pastor at Mars Hill Church in Seattle Washington. Since the fall of humankind, women have been oppressed, marginalized, and abused. Likewise, children have been abandoned, left to die, and treated like a commodity. Men have also suffered but [...]
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Jesus Loves Children & So Should We!
One of the joys of being apart of a church with a lot of young families is the “Baby Boom!” In the last two years Aletheia Richmond has gone from no kids to around two dozen. We will have the blessing of welcome 5 new little one into the world in the next several months. [...]
Are You An Internet Busy-Body?
Are You an Internet Busy-Body? Trisha Wilkerson » Worship Heart Gospel Sin Culture Family. First seen on The Resurgence. Besides, they get into the habit of being idle and going about from house to house. And not only do they become idlers, but also gossips and busybodies, saying things they ought not to. - 1 Timothy [...]
4 Ways To Pray The Gospel Over Your Life
This article is from The Resurgence and was written by JD Greear. He is the pastor of the Summit Church in Raleigh-Durham, NC One of the revolutionary ideas of the gospel is that we begin to do what we ought for God as we are captivated by the story of what he has done for [...]
No Ambition at All: Making it Your Ambition to Please the Lord
Therefore Brothers: Letters to the Church of Thessalonica Fall 2011 Sermon Series 1 Thessalonians 4:9-12 | Richard Randolph Love | October 16, 2011 | 37mn:02sc Share this:ShareEmailPrintDiggStumbleUpon
Sex & The Gospel Implications
Therefore Brothers: Letters to the Church of Thessalonica Fall 2011 Sermon Series 1 Thessalonians 4:1-8 | Joshua Soto | October 9, 2011 | 51mn:45sc Share this:ShareEmailPrintDiggStumbleUpon
For This Reason: Having a Concern for the Church Plant
Therefore Brothers: Letters to the Church of Thessalonica Fall 2011 Sermon Series 1 Thessalonians 3:1-13 | Richard Randolph Love | October 2, 2011 | 39mn:41sc Share this:ShareEmailPrintDiggStumbleUpon
Essential Marks of a Follower of Jesus
Therefore Brothers: Letters to the Church of Thessalonica Fall 2011 Sermon Series 1 Thessalonians 2:13-20 | Joshua Soto | September 25, 2011 | 36mn:45sc Share this:ShareEmailPrintDiggStumbleUpon
Clarifying The Church’s Mission
Therefore Brothers: Letters to the Church of Thessalonica Fall 2011 Sermon Series 1 Thessalonians 2:9-12 | Joshua Soto | September 18, 2011 | 49mn:18sc Share this:ShareEmailPrintDiggStumbleUpon
Fall Membership Class 9.18.2011
If you are interested in become a member of Aletheia Church Richmond, please consider attending our Fall Membership Class beginning Sunday September 18. The Membership Class is a 5 week class that introduced you to our core theological beliefs and missional commitments. If you are interested in attending email Pastor John at johnrimmer@aletheiarichmond.com Aletheia Church Richmond [...]
Welcome To Aletheia Richmond
We are so excited that you have decided to check out Aletheia Church Richmond! It is our desire to be more than a place, but rather a biblical community that brings fame to Jesus in the city of Richmond through genuine love, acts of mercy and words of truth. We believe this happens when followers of Christ take seriously the command of God to relate to “one another” in authentic gospel community. It is in the context of community informed by the gospel message, that we clearly see God’s desire for each of us to be on mission with Him to extend His kingdom in the spheres of influence that He has skillfully placed us.
Our hope is that you would root yourself in the local church and in doing so discover the transforming power of God’s grace that not only will change you but also bring renewal to our city, and the world we rest in and proclaim together the finished work of on the cross Jesus.
- Joshua Soto | Lead Pastor Aletheia Richmond
Aletheia Church Richmond gathers each Sunday at 10 a.m. to worship Jesus encourage one another in the gospel. We are located at 700 West Franklin Street, Richmond, VA.
