About

Adam Cutshaw is an unworthy slave of Christ and knows obedience to God's commands is merely doing what an unworthy slave should do (Luke 17:10). Adam was raised in a Christian fundamentalist home and made multiple false professions of faith throughout his life. For several years during and after college God brought much sadness, despair and a sense of guilt that continued to cause conviction of sins and a reality of being lost. After several years of searching, God graciously revealed to Adam the truths and realities found in the Doctrines of Grace. 

He began to understand even the faith to believe in Jesus for salvation was a gift of God (Eph. 2:8). One morning while alone and under the moving of the Holy Spirit, Adam cried out to God for salvation and God graciously saved a self-righteous, unworthy sinner. 

Adam has been married to his dear wife, Whitney for 17 years. They met while he was on a football scholarship at university. They have five children Karaline, Kalel, R.C., and twins Remi & Jovi. Whitney homeschools and is a strong supporter and encourager of evangelism and her and the children often join in on evangelistic endeavors. He has open air preached in England, Israel and Canada. And is currently traveling with his family to open air evangelize in all 95 Tennessee counties. 

Adam has been a city police officer, a semi-professional football player, a body guard/diamond transporter, a federal government security force contractor and is currently a Master Barber/Owner at Cutshaw’s Classic Barber Shop. 

Adam has taken seminary classes at Ekklesia Theological Seminary and Grace Bible Theological Seminary.

He was the former preaching elder at Encounter Life Church where he witnessed God miraculously grow the church doctrinally/numerically/financially. In 2020, he resigned from the pastorate after several years of faithful service and was ordained to the office of evangelist. He is an itinerant minister and chaplain with Audience of One Ministries (www.Aof1.org). The ministry is divided amongst pulpit supply, preaching conferences and special meetings, abortion ministry, street evangelism and police chaplaincy. 

After a couple years traveling and preaching throughout the southeast both in the open air and behind the pulpit, his sending church asked him to become one of the elders in their local congregation. Adam is currently the elder of evangelism, discipleship and care at Grace Community Church of Manchester. 

The local church still supports Adam’s itinerant opportunities abroad. He is grateful for the support of the Grace Community Church family its leadership. Adam and his family live in southern middle Tennessee on the banks of the Duck River. Adam desires to be used by God in any capacity. 

Onward & Upward

Adam Q. Cutshaw