Michaela returns to share how the gospel has transformed her life from depression and suicidal thoughts to freedom and purpose over the past four years.

• First freed through Romans 6:7 - "you are free from sin"
• Initially struggled with "firehosing" people with the gospel, expecting everyone to receive it as enthusiastically as she did
• Found that people outside church settings were often more receptive than those in religious environments
• Discovered the Bible became a completely different book - from rules and condemnation to a love story
• Shifted from talking about the gospel constantly to living it out authentically, which has proven more effective
• Received a powerful garden metaphor from God about removing different types of "weeds" (lies) from her life
• Learned that weeds (lies) about God must be removed first before addressing other areas
• Currently navigating infertility challenges while learning to experience joy alongside suffering
• Growing in understanding that God is safe and trustworthy, not a disappointed authority figure
• Realizing that behavior change follows heart transformation, not the other way around

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System Chief Medical Officer and Executive Vice President of Adventist HealthCare, Dr. Patsy McNeil, hosts her first episode of “Charting with Dr. McNeil” with three of her colleagues to discuss women in medicine. Dr. Judith Gurdian, obstetrician and gynecologist with Capital Women’s Care, Dr. Senda Beltaifa, pathologist with Advanced Pathology Associates, and Dr. Cynthia Plate, breast surgical oncologist with Maryland Oncology Hematology at the White Oak Cancer Center discuss their experiences as women physicians, the importance of mentorship and the impact having relationships with others adds to caring for your own health.

Exodus — Through the Red Sea — Marching Forward by Faith

Join us as we study the Bible Study Guide for the third quarter of 2025 called Exodus. We are studying the lesson for week 6 called Through the Red Sea.    

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Deeper Dive Theme: Pastor Rose explains why you miss out on many of God's blessings if you hoard worldly "things" and refuse to help those in need.

Episode Title: Witnessing 101: They Had All Things In Common

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Date: August 6, 2025

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Marching Forward by Faith

Read Exodus 14:13-31. Despite their lack of faith, what did God do for the children of Israel?

Because Moses wholeheartedly trusted God and His Word, he encouraged the people. He presented four crucial points on how to act in difficult situations:

1. "Do not be afraid" (Exod. 14:13, NKJV). The first appeal is to trust the Lord, because only in this way can fear be overcome. Isaiah reminds us of this truth by stating that believers are in God’s hands, and He will act for them when they accept Him as their God and Lord: "So do not fear, for I am with you; do not be dismayed, for I am your God. … For I am the LORD your God who takes hold of your right hand and says to you, Do not fear; I will help you" (Isa. 41:10-13, NIV).
2. "Stand [firm] still" (Exod. 14:13, NKJV). To "stand still" does not mean only to stop murmuring and to expect great things, but to trust God and to wait patiently for His mighty intervention, because He will act.
3. "You will see the deliverance the LORD will bring you today" (Exod. 14:13, NIV). For our faith to grow, it is important to recognize God’s leadership and help and to be grateful for His promised assistance. To "see" means to open one’s eyes (because disbelief is blind). Only God can provide victory, safety, and salvation. God is always for us, caring and providing what is needed at the appropriate time.
4. "The LORD will fight for you" (Exod. 14:14, NKJV). This indicates what God will do: He will personally fight for His people. Calvary is the ultimate proof of this reality, for on the cross Christ defeated Satan in order to give us eternal life (John 5:24; Heb. 2:14; Rev. 12:10-11). Later, even the Egyptians recognized that the Lord was fighting for the Israelites (Exod. 14:25).

God’s command to Moses was clear: "Move on." God unfolded His action plan step by step: (1) the Angel of God and the pillar of cloud moved from the front of Israel’s camp and stood behind them, protecting them from the Egyptian army; (2) by faith Moses had to stretch out his hand over the sea; (3) the Lord divided the water and dried it up with a strong wind; and (4) the result was that the Israelites went securely through the sea on dry ground to the other side. The Egyptians blindly pursued them, because they did not see that God was doing extraordinary things for His people; that is, they didn’t see until it was too late, as their confession in Exodus 14:25 revealed.