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As the Israelites leave Egypt they are faced with what seems to be an impossible situation. Trapped by the Red Sea and being pursued by the Egyptian army, Moses stands up and say, "The Lord will fight for you. You need only to be still." How can he say something like this? And how does one translation's interpretation of this verse as "hold your peace" teach us about what it means to be still?

As we start a new year and live in a world of 'be busy' we are challenging ourselves to hear the words of Psalm 46:10 and start this year learning to "Be Still". To know who is God and who is not. Our hope is that we would be more fruitful, more effective, and more alive because we started by waiting on God.

In this first message, Pastor Brandon talks about how being in constant motion will actually cause us to be blurry. We will not be clear on who God is or who we are.

For a person in the ancient world, their name spoke to their nature. So what does it mean that Jesus is called wonderful counselor, mighty God, eternal father, and prince of peace?

Repentance is a big word... and often a misunderstood one! But through our confession comes freedom and that builds anticipation for the future! Advent, John the Baptist, repentance, Christmas... This is a good one! Take a listen for a new take on an old (and often misunderstood) word like repentance.

The paralyzed man didn't just go home.. he went home with praise. Recognize, praising, and thanking Jesus for what he had done and his praise pointed people to Jesus.

Carry your mat. It's a sign of what God has done and a story for people to hear.

As we launch into our Vision Series, we talk about the power of unity. What does it look like when we connect to the right 'they' in our lives? Is it possible that we will see a church Like Never Before?