The Ridge Weekly

Easter at The Ridge… where do we even start? From powerful baptisms to a message centered on the Lamb’s Book of Life, Adam and Pastor Josh dive into the final message from our "Covered" series, unpack Revelation, and share what it all means for us today. Through faith in Jesus, our names are written—secure, known, and forever—and in this episode, they explore that hope, the behind-the-scenes moments, and the truth that changes everything.

On Easter Sunday, we celebrate the risen Jesus—the Lamb who was slain and now lives in victory. In the final message of our "Covered" series, Pastor Josh walks us through the powerful thread that runs from Genesis to Revelation, showing how everything points to Christ. Through the eyewitness account of John and the vision of eternity he was given, we’re reminded of a truth that changes everything: through faith in Jesus, our names are written in the Lamb’s Book of Life.

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This Good Friday, as part of our “Covered” series, we walk through the Last Supper to the cross, remembering that Jesus shed His blood and died in our place for our sin. Through Scripture, worship, prayer, and communion, we pause to reflect on His sacrifice and the hope it brings.

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Go beyond Sunday with this week’s Side Notes. Adam and Pastor Josh continue the conversation from "Covered" week 4, diving into John 1 and what it means to point people to Jesus, the Lamb of God. They talk through who John the Baptist was, why Jesus was baptized, and why that moment still matters for us today—especially when it comes to inviting others and living out our faith.

In Part 4 of "Covered," we hear John the Baptist declare, “Look, the Lamb of God, who takes away the sin of the world.” As Pastor Josh walks us through who John was and why his words matter, we’re reminded that Jesus is the fulfillment of everything Scripture has been pointing toward. And just like John, we get to point people to Him—living out our faith and inviting others to experience the hope we’ve found in Jesus, especially in this Easter season.

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This week on Side Notes, Adam sits down with Pastor Tim to unpack the deeper meaning behind atonement and forgiveness. They explore how the Old Testament sacrificial system points to Jesus as the Lamb of God—and what it truly means for our sin to be removed, not just covered. Plus, they dive into fascinating questions about Sheol, the Day of Atonement, and why reading the Bible can raise challenging (but important) questions.

What’s the difference between sin being covered and completely removed? In Part 3 of "Covered," Pastor Tim explores the Day of Atonement and why the Old Testament sacrificial system was never meant to be the final solution. He helps us discover how everything points to Jesus—the Lamb of God—who takes away the sin of the world.

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From pocket pepperoni rolls to red paint splattered across the stage, Adam and Pastor Josh take you behind the scenes of week two of our "Covered" series. They dive into the weight of the Passover and the striking visual connection between an ancient Egyptian doorframe and the cross of Christ. It’s a raw look at why God’s justice is actually His greatest act of love.

What does the blood on the doorposts in Exodus have to do with the cross of Jesus? Continuing our "Covered" series, Pastor Josh explores the first Passover and the powerful moment when God spared His people because of the blood of a spotless lamb. This historic night wasn’t just about Israel’s deliverance from Egypt—it was pointing forward to Jesus, our true Passover Lamb. Through the blood on the door Israel was spared; through Christ’s blood on the cross we can be saved.

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Dive into this week’s episode of Side Notes with Adam and Pastor Josh as we unpack the story of Adam and Eve and the power of God’s covering. From the heartbreak of sin to the hope of redemption, we explore connections you might have missed—from Eden’s thorns to the crown of Christ. Follow the thread from the first act of covering in the Garden to the ultimate sacrifice on the cross.