Adam Ellis

This is the second lesson in the "Are We Supposed To Do That?" Series. In it, I discuss Biblical worship postures, and what is appropriate and inappropriate in the worship of God from a Biblical Standpoint (don't jump to conclusions, listen to it first).

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AE

This is a sermon I co-preached with our minister Joe Spivy. It is technically the second lesson in a series he is doing on Mission and Identity, but it stands alone quite well. Joe told me to "do the theological part" and he would handle the application. I was really pleased with the outcome and we got some great feedback. Hope you enjoy it. In addition to mission and identity, we hit on "Christian entitlement", How your view of Creation affects your view of the church, and other relevant topics. Give it a listen and let me know what you think.
AE

This is the first lesson in a series I'm doing called "Are We Supposed To Do That?". In this series, I intend to deal with a few historic and Biblical Christian practices that may seem odd to contemporary people, especially teens. In this first lesson we discuss "Fasting". What is it? Why did people do it? How do people do it? Should I be doing it?
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AE

This is a lesson I did this morning at Ohio Valley University's Chapel. It's based on the story of the "woman caught in adultery" in John. It went really well and lots of people stuck around to discuss it with me afterwards.
AE

This is the 3rd lesson in the "Join The Revolution" series. In this lesson I deal with how someone actually joins the movement.
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BTW, there will be no lesson posted next week.

This is the second message in the series in which we deal with the revolutionary nature of the Love that is supposed to be a defining characteristic of our lives as followers of Jesus. It is admittedly heavily influenced by a lesson Rob Bell presented about the cross.
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This is the first lesson I did in a series called "Join the Revolution" where I talk about the revolutionary nature of Christianity. I plan on posting the whole series as I teach it. CLICK HERE for the notes.

AE

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