Join Pastor Paul as he dives deeper into our ongoing series on The Life of Moses and the powerful moment of the first Passover. Through this act of deliverance, we witness God’s unmatched power and unwavering grace—grace that points us to Jesus, the Lamb of God, whose sacrifice covers us and sets us free. 

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"See The Sign" - Exodus 12:1-13 and 28-32

Pastor Paul celebrates Pentecost Sunday and explains that God doesn’t just show up for us—He shows up in us through the Holy Spirit. Just like burning bushes, we are called to burn with His presence and reflect His power. This outpouring of the Spirit wasn’t meant to be a one-time spiritual high, but the launch of a movement!

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"Set On Fire" - Acts 2:1-21

Pastor Drew dives back into Exodus as we learn the Israelites are trapped between Pharoah's army and the sea. He discusses a powerful passage of fear, uncertainty and learning to trust that God is still at work. If you've ever felt stuck or unsure of what God is doing, this is for you. Let’s explore what it means to trust God when things feel impossible.

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"No Way Out" - Exodus 14:1-6 & 10-14

Pastor Cody does a debrief on the ONE Fellowship's latest Students Mission trip. He weaves in Philippians 4:10-14 to show contentment and gratitude in any and every situation no matter where we are in our spiritual journey with Christ. Come join us in worship as we celebrate the joy of serving together, finding strength in Christ, and learning the beauty of contentment through every season.

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"I Can Do All Things" - Philippians 4:10-14

Pastor Paul picks up our series on the Life of Moses unpacking the tension between fear and faith. He discusses that faith is not about never feeling afraid—it’s about trusting that God is still leading, even in terrifying moments. We are reminded that honest cries to God honor Him, that obedience often means moving forward despite fear, and that God’s power is revealed most clearly in our most vulnerable places. Pastor Paul encourages us to ask: where is our trust truly found when life feels overwhelming? Join us as we explore how faith can grow, even in the face of fear.

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Faith Through Terror - Exodus 14:1-4, 15-31

Pastor Drew leads us further into our series on Moses' journey. He unpacks Deuteronomy 8:1–18 in this week’s sermon, exploring how God uses wilderness seasons not to punish us, but to reveal our dependence and shape our spiritual growth. Through the story of Israel in the desert, we’re reminded that God’s discipline is an act of love, not judgment—and that the Promised Land will ultimately reveal the condition of our hearts. Pastor Drew highlights the difference between punishment and discipline, the power of remembering who carried us through hardship, and the quiet danger of success that makes us forget our foundation. This message invites us to treasure every truth of Scripture and reflect on where our trust truly lies. Join us for a message that speaks to the heart of spiritual maturity, gratitude, and staying grounded in every season.

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"In Every Season" - Deuteronomy 8:1-18

In this week’s message, God’s Care and Commissioning, Pastor Paul explores Exodus 19:1–6 and 16–22, revealing how God calls His people into a deeper relationship through both His care and His commission. As the Israelites gather at Mount Sinai, God reminds them of His saving grace and declares their identity as His chosen people—a holy nation and kingdom of priests. Pastor Paul highlights how God's grace not only rescues but also equips us to walk with purpose. His sermon speaks to anyone looking to grow in their faith journey, understand what it means to be set apart, and build a lasting relationship with God. Join us as we reflect on how God’s presence forms us, how His Word leads us, and how we’re called to live out our faith with boldness and grace.

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God's Care and Commissioning - Exodus 19_1-6_16-22

This week, Pastor Drew unpacks Exodus 20:1–21 in a message titled “A Mirror & Window.” As the Ten Commandments are given at Mount Sinai, we are reminded that God’s law begins not with demands—but with grace. Pastor Drew shows how the law isn’t a ladder to climb, but a mirror that reflects our need for mercy and a window revealing the kind of life God calls good. With Jesus at the center, the law moves from burden to invitation—into deeper relationship, realignment of our hearts, and greater spiritual freedom. Join us as we explore how God’s commands point us to His heart, challenge our assumptions, and draw us closer to Him in our journey of faith.

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"A Mirror and Window" - Exodus 20:1-21

This week’s message is brought by guest speaker, John MacKorell, who takes us deep into Exodus 24—framing the covenant between God and Israel as a sacred marriage ceremony. From spoken vows to Moses entering the cloud of God's presence, we see a God who doesn’t just want obedience—He wants intimacy. The message challenges us to consider what keeps us from drawing near. Are we holding back parts of ourselves? Are we staying at a distance when God is inviting us closer? Join us as we explore the kind of connection God desires with us—not just formal worship, but the call to give Him our whole hearts marked by trust, reverence, and love.

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"Worshipping at a Distance: What Keeps Us from Connection" - Exodus 24

In this week’s message, Corruption & Compassion, Pastor Paul walks us through the raw and revealing story of Exodus 32. After all God had done for His people, they turn away and worship a golden calf—a powerful reminder of how easily our hearts chase after familiar idols. Yet even in the face of betrayal, God responds not with instant judgment, but with compassion through a mediator. First Moses, then ultimately Jesus, stands in the gap to intercede and lead His people back. This message invites us to examine our own golden calves and trust in the enduring compassion of a God who still moves toward us in love. Join us on the journey.

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"Corruption and Compassion" - Exodus 32

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