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The Story of Moses
Journey with us in our latest series as we dive into the life of Moses and explore what God is doing among His people as they learn what freedom and partnership with Him truly look like. Moses, of course, points us forward to our Prince of Peace—the One who sets us free: King Yeshua.
Moses Wasn't Enough
Moses wasn't enough — not because he wasn't gifted, called, or capable, but because he was never supposed to be enough. Some of us have confused being called with being responsible for everything, being gifted with being indispensable, and faithfulness with exhaustion. Exodus 18 introduces a God who doesn't simply liberate people— God forms people into community. And community means we eventually learn to carry something together.
When God Leads You Here
Week 4 of Following God Into the Unknown finds Israel in an impossible position. They have just been freed from four hundred years of slavery in Egypt — ten plagues, the Passover, and a miraculous exodus behind them. Then God speaks again and says something no one expected: turn back. Camp between the sea and the approaching army. No boats. No bridge. No escape route. No Plan B. And the text is clear: this was not Pharaoh's trap or Moses' mistake. It was God's instruction. This week's message sits at the intersection of obedience and confusion — the uncomfortable space where faithful people find themselves in hard places not despite following God, but because of it. God's purpose in leading Israel to the Red Sea was not their destruction. It was revelation: positioning them where His glory would become unmistakable, where every human explanation would disappear and only God would remain.
Who... Me?
Listen in as Pastor Ed continues with the story of Moshe and how he responds to God calling his name. Check out how Moshe responds and how we can also respond to the call of God. God has a powerful deep message for us that allows us to know that He knows what we are trying to heal from in order to partner with Him to usher in healing, wholeness, and holiness.
Freedom…Really
As we celebrate Freedom of our country we want to start our new series looking at the life of Moshe. As God sets up His plan to set His people free He starts with a birth story that just doesn’t make sense. Here is the link to the article that was shared: https://reformjudaism.org/exodus-not-fiction
After the Fire: Carry the Flame
This is the final message in the Through the Fire series, and it lands on Father's Day. Across the series we've asked what faith looks like when life gets hot — standing anyway, not being alone in the fire, peace under pressure, the power of praise in the battle. Today we ask a different question: what happens after the fire? Not just what happens when God brings you out, but what are you supposed to do with what the fire taught you — the testimony, the wisdom, the strength, the grace that kept you?
Peace Under Pressure
Paul writes to the church in Philippi not from a place of ease, but from confinement- pressure around him, uncertainty in front of him, his own future unclear. And yet he has the audacity to speak about prayer, gratitude, and peace. He is not offering a theory. He is offering a testimony. The peace Paul describes is not the shallow calm we often imagine. As a Jewish man writing in Greek, he carries the full weight of shalom — not just quiet, but wholeness. Completeness. Life as God intends it. Nothing missing, nothing broken, everything rightly ordered under God. This is not peace imposed from the outside like Rome's peace through control. This is the peace of God — starting within, sustained by Christ, standing guard over the inner places pressure keeps trying to invade.
Never Out Of Reach
This week's message takes us into one of Scripture's most powerful and tender scenes— a mother's courage, a sister's faithfulness, and a princess's compassion converging to preserve a life that would change the world. As we celebrate mothers, we explore what it means to reach beyond fear and let love lead the way.
Not Alone
In “Not Alone,” we continue our Through the Fire series by looking at Daniel 3:24–25 and the powerful reminder that God’s presence does not always keep us out of the fire, but it does keep the fire from having ultimate power over us. Through the story of Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego, we see that there is presence in the pressure, freedom in the flames, and revelation in the resistance. No matter how real the fire may be, this message reminds us that we are not abandoned, unseen, or forgotten—God is with us in it.
Come Back
Even though we struggle with sin, grace invites us home. In Psalm 51 and Romans 5, we see that sin causes rupture—but it does not have the final word. Where sin increases, grace increases more. Whether you’ve never seen God as home, your faith feels murky, or you’re holding on tightly, the invitation is the same: return. You don’t clean yourself up to come back—you come back to be made clean. Grace reigns stronger.
Mercy Meets Honesty
Listen in as Pastor Ed continues our series pray at your own risk. This week we talk about Psalm 51 and the story of King david asking God for mercy because of his sin. Be encouraged that God wants to hear all of our confession, no matter how awful it may be because he’s always welcoming us back home.
Bring It
Listen in as Pastor Ed talks about how to bring our authentic selfs to God in prayer. No matter how hard we may be crashing out emotionally God is willing to engage us with all of our prayers, even the angriest ones. Today we discussed Jonah for and Jonah’s attitude towards God’s compassion and mercy.
Jabbok Junction
When Jacob is left alone at the Jabbok River, a divine wrestling match reveals that sometimes our greatest transformation comes through struggle. In this message, Pastor Jaz' Vick explores how God meets us in the dark, wrestles with us in love, and reshapes our identity through sacred confrontation. The limp you carry may just be the mark of your blessing.
Defiant Rest
Take a deep dive into Genesis chapter 1 and understand the main point that God was communicating. He wants us to rest and Sabbath, so that we know our value comes from being his creation and not what we produce. Join in and listen as Pastor Ed talks about the heart of rest and Sabbath and culture code #1 at Rapha .











