We continue exploring the Life of Moses with Pastor Paul. This week's message reminds us that when we fall, God doesn’t abandon us—He sends a mediator and extends amazing grace. Through Moses’ intercession for Israel, we see a glimpse of the perfect mediator, Jesus Christ, who stands in our place and brings us back to God. In one of the most powerful moments in Scripture, God reveals His glory and proclaims His name: compassionate, gracious, slow to anger, abounding in love, forgiving, and just. No matter how far we’ve wandered, His grace calls us to look to Him and trust in His unfailing love. Join us as we gather to worship the God whose glory is full of grace and truth.

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"Look And Trust" - Exodus 33:12-34:8

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Let My People Go

Well, Pharaoh’s heart was hardened when Moses did stand.
And God sent His judgments to Pharaoh’s land.
After each plague Pharaoh wouldn’t budge 
Until the tenth plague but Egypt had turned to sludge.

Refrain:
Let My people go
To serve Me in the wilderness (x2)

First, water turned to blood in the land
Second came frogs in the pots and the pans
Third was lice the magicians couldn’t do
Fourth came swarms but not on the Jews

Refrain

Life is bitterness
When you’re stuck in an iron furnace
With great signs and great wonders
God will put the enemy asunder

Fifth, the cattle had a grievous murrain
Sixth, the Egyptians got boils and blains
Seventh, hail and fire the Almighty did send
Eighth came up locusts by an east wind

Refrain

Ninth, thick darkness that could be felt
For three days they suffered what they’d been dealt
Tenth, all the firstborn that had no seal
Of blood over the door died without a repeal

Refrain

Blood, frogs, lice, and flies
Murrain, boils, hail from the skies
Locusts and deep darkness
Death of the firstborn for Pharaoh’s hardness

Let My people go
To serve Me in the wilderness
Let my people go
To hold a feast in the wilderness


Let My People Go

THE PSALMS - The largest Book of Scripture is one dedicated to praises, prayer.  In fact, the meaning of Psalms in the original Hebrew is "PRAISES".  The authors of the Psalms include king David, Moses, and king Solomon.  The greatness of the 150 chapters of this Book is that the Psalms are so REAL.  Its ability to describe the situation of our hearts, be it joy, agony, praise, anguish, misery, rage, triumph, trust, safety, security, fear, anguish, and so much more....anyone who reads it can relate and reflect.  Also, the Book is replete with Messianic Psalms pointing to Jesus through the lens of both His 1st and His 2nd coming.  Come and explore this introduction sermon to the magnificent journey which are The Psalms.

The-Psalms

In the WORT 8 O'clock Buzz studio today were James Morgan, Community Organizer for MOSES (Madison Organizing in Strength, Equity, and Solidarity for Criminal Legal Service Reform), and Mark Rice, Transformative Justice Coordinator for WISDOM, a statewide network, comprised mainly of faith-based organizations working on campaigns fighting for immigrant rights and to correct the narrative around formerly incarcerated individuals. Morgan and Rice discuss their organizations' focus on criminal justice reform, education, prison reform and elimination, community reinvestment, and housing in Madison and Wisconsin.

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This is one of my favorite - if not my favorite story about Jesus. It's not a healing - it's not miraculous - it's Jesus' first sermon. In it, he pretty much frames what his whole life has been and will be all about.

I'm going to help us visualize the story by describing in detail what things might have looked like.  Let's talk through the movements - the scroll, the attendant, the pointer, the Moses Seat. I like it. Jesus reads from Isaiah, and says that this scripture is fulfilled in their hearing. He's claiming the whole freedom for the captives, setting prisoners free, sight to the blind stuff as what his whole life was going to be about - essentially because that's what God has been up to all along.

His hometown people like what they hear but they're skeptical. Jesus moves on - and essentially preaches a sermon that condemns his own people - they should have been about this the whole time - but they haven't been. Then, the people try to kill him. Yeah, like whaaaat? 

Some thoughts here. First, sometimes God chooses to speak to us in unexpected ways - ways we sometimes reject.

Next, sometimes anger and violence and compromising integrity are the last defense of those who have to face the truth of their crooked religious affirmations.

Finally - and we talked through this in our The Bible...Really? class. Sometimes we have to read the Bible creatively. Jesus quotes Scripture - but he cuts some of it out. He leaves the violence and destruction out of it. He reads Isaiah within the context of the whole Bible, which leads to God not destroying the world, but healing it.

Speaker: Aaron Vis
Scripture: Luke 4:14-30
http://bible.com/events/49478832

August 17, 2025 "Freedom For The Captives"

No failure is final when we fix our eyes on God’s grace. In this week’s message from our Life of Moses: Faith in the Unknown series, Pastor Paul walks us through Numbers 21:1-9 and John 3:12-17. The Israelites’ struggle with old habits and fiery serpents points us to the greater truth that God’s grace is stronger than our failures. Just as the people looked to the bronze serpent and lived, we are invited to look to Jesus—the One lifted up for our salvation. Join us as we explore what it means to overcome failure, live in God’s love, and fix our eyes on Christ, the ultimate source of hope. We’d love to welcome you to worship with us and continue walking this journey of faith together.

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"Fix Your Eyes" - Numbers 21:1-9, John 3:12-17

Sermon preached on the 11th Sunday after Pentecost, August 24, 2025, based on Hebrews 12:18-24.

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