Herod & the Magi
December 17, 2023
I got the idea for this sermon from something I read called “Keeping Herod in Christmas,” (in McLaren, We Make the Road by Walking)...
Rev. Adam Fronczek
Pastor
Adam Fronczek was installed as Knox Church’s sixteenth pastor in 2014. Prior to his appointment at Knox, Adam served for eight years at Fourth Presbyterian Church in Chicago, as well as Second Presbyterian, Indianapolis, and the Center for Congregations. Originally from Indianapolis, he is a Phi Beta Kappa graduate of Wabash College, and received his Master of Divinity from Vanderbilt Divinity School. Adam is currently the Moderator of the Presbytery of Cincinnati, co-chair of NEXT Church, and in 2018 he took part in the Common Good Fellowship in Cincinnati. He is married to Anna Warner and they have four children: Charlie, Mack, Teddy and Samuel.
Imagining the Impossible
December 10, 2023
When I was 11 years-old, I had in my bedroom a staple of 1980s technology. Perhaps you are familiar with it. It was called a...
Hope
December 3, 2023
Welcome to Knox on this first Sunday of Advent. Advent is a magical time of the year. We arrive at church to see last week’s...
Rise IV: Spiritual Pathways
November 19, 2023
Jeff is 26 years old. He gave his life to Christ as a teenager when he was on a youth retreat, and he was all in. Youth group, mission...
Rise III: Mission
November 12, 2023
Dorothy Day lived in the 20th century during the time religious historians know as the second part of the social Gospel period; she...
Rise II: Picking Up the Mantle
November 5, 2023
Two weeks ago, we presented the first phase of our Strategic Plan. Then last week, I joked with you in the sermon about how boring it is...
Rise 1: Reformed for Tomorrow
October 29, 2023
I want you to take a moment this morning to imagine a neighborhood Presbyterian church, perhaps a bit more typical in today’s world than...
Roots to Rise: prophets
October 22, 2023
This is the fourth sermon in a series I’ve called “Roots to Rise;” in it I’ve been talking about foundational narratives in the...
Roots to Rise: Freedom
October 8, 2023
This morning we’re going to talk about freedom. It was my sermon topic long before the latest news cycle, in which we’ve learned of...