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Ever felt pushed toward a path you weren’t sure about? In Genesis 27, Rebekah urges Jacob to pose as Esau—sparking a crisis of identity. Our latest sermon explores the dangers of abandoning your true self for approval. God calls us to stand firm in our convictions and embrace the identity He gave us. Yeshua paid the price so we could live authentically. Who are you—really? Listen now on our website and join us Sunday as we dive deeper.

This week’s sermon, “Trading Treasure for a Taste,” explored how Esau traded his birthright for a bowl of stew—choosing instant gratification over lasting value (Genesis 25:29–34). Like Esau, we’re often tempted to exchange our spiritual legacy for short-term comfort. But God's best requires patience and trust. Don’t let fleeting desires steal what’s eternal. Say “Next over Now” and protect the treasures God has entrusted to you.

This week in “The Greatest Summer Ever,” Rapha Church Sandy Springs is digging into the heart of our mission: Love God. Love People. Do Good. In Matthew 22:36–40, Jesus reminds us that the greatest commandment is to love—fully and without conditions. It sounds simple, but we often complicate it. Let’s reconnect with God and choose to love others just as they are. Ask yourself today: “Yeshua, who are You calling me to love?”

This summer, Rapha Church Sandy Springs is redefining greatness. In The Greatest Summer Ever, we’ll learn that true greatness in God’s kingdom isn’t about fame or success—it’s about humility and serving others. Inspired by Matthew 18:1-6, Jesus shows us that the greatest are those who become like children—humble, lowly, and welcoming. As we dive in, ask yourself: where is God calling you to go lower? Let’s discover greatness through service this season.

In Part 3 of our Give It All Away series at Rapha Church Sandy Springs, we explore Extreme Generosity—Culture Code #5. Through biblical examples like the widow’s offering and Leviticus 19, we’re reminded that generosity isn’t about the amount, but the heart. As a church, we’re called to live with open hands, blessing others intentionally and sacrificially. Let’s make generosity our lifestyle and reflect God’s love through giving!

A heartfelt Mother’s Day blog post using the acronym M.O.T.H.E.R. to highlight biblical traits of motherhood: Ministry, Offering, Teaching, Helping, Embodying love, and Reasonable worship. It reflects on how mothers mirror God's heart through sacrifice and encourages readers to live with that same Christ-like love in their own lives.

by Dr. Ed Jackson, Lead Pastor Easter Sunday may have passed, but the power of resurrection is still unfolding. At Rapha, we gathered to...

Most of life feels like Saturday—the in-between space where prayers seem unanswered and hope feels distant. But even in the silence, God is still working, and Sunday is still coming.