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One of the greatest collections of adventures in the Bible is in Hebrews 11. It’s kind of a who’s who of adventurers, risk takers and people that made their life count. In this message, Rob looks at the four men listed in this chapter, Noah, Abraham, Abel and Moses, and shares some principles that could make our lives an adventure. If we will build our lives on these principles, we’ll find a new s...

What would it look like for us to consecrate ourselves before we cross over to the new Worship Center? Not just to admire what God has done or celebrate the memories or tour the new space. But to say, “Lord, before we step into a new room, we need You to fill us again.” Consecrate every aspect of our lives. The post It Is Time to Cross Over appeared first on Silver Creek Fellowship .

In Exodus 40, even Moses had to stand outside of the tabernacle. Moses — the giant of faith, the prophet of prophets, the friend of God — could not enter because the glory was too much. But now, through the blood of Jesus Christ, every son and daughter of God is invited to draw near with confidence. You do not have to live your life at a distance from God. The veil has been torn. The blood has bee...

Whatever you hold onto with a tight fist, you will eventually lose. But whatever you place into the hands of Jesus Christ is preserved, multiplied, and echoed throughout eternity. If your heart is stirred, if the Spirit of God is moving in your chest to be part of what He is building in this house, then let’s link arms. Let’s continue to bring our gifts with cheerful, hilarious joy. The post The O...

You become what you behold. If you spend all week beholding your screen, scrolling the highlights of everyone else’s life, you will be transformed into an anxious, envious person. If you spend all week beholding your moral performance, you will either become an arrogant Pharisee or a hypocrite crushed by shame. Transformation does not happen by looking in the mirror and trying harder. Transformati...

If all you have are the gifts—the health, the job, the family, and the bank account—but you do not have His manifest presence dwelling in your life, you are living in a spiritual wasteland. Come out of the camp of self-reliance. Stop pretending you can stand before the Creator in your own strength. Run to the only safe place in the universe; the Rock that was split open for you. Hide your life, yo...

In the Old Testament the Israelites were called to follow the Pillar of Cloud by day and the Pillar of Fire by night. They were on a journey. They were called to follow. In the New Testament Jesus said, “I am the Way"! The book of Acts records that those who were part of the early church were called “followers of the Way”. We feel that God that has spoken to us and He’s calling us to follow Him as...

The golden calf may seem ancient, but Exodus 32 is not merely about Israel's idol; it's about ours. It is about what we reach for when God feels delayed, what we trust when fear rises, what we use to supplement God when obedience feels too slow. But the Lord loves us too much to let us drink poison and call it living water. Come to Jesus. He does not merely expose our idols; He rescues us from the...

So often we run on red that exhaustion feels normal. Anxiety, hurry, and pressure feel normal. But Jesus invites us into another way. Not a lazy or unproductive life, but a fruitful one. A life that works from rest instead of working for rest. The post Rest for the Restless Soul appeared first on Silver Creek Fellowship .

The clash between Moses and Pharaoh in Exodus 5-10. The post The Great Clash of Exodus appeared first on Silver Creek Fellowship .

Where are you struggling, or failing, and how might God be trying to glorify Himself through this? Will you let Him? Can you trust Him? Will you trust what God is doing in your life right now even when you can’t understand it? The post When God Is in It and It Still Fails appeared first on Silver Creek Fellowship .

Exodus chapter 3 speaks directly to anyone who has ever felt insecure about a new role, terrified of an assignment you've been handed, or crushed by the feeling that you don't have what it takes. Here's the points: Freedom from insecurity doesn't come from discovering that you are enough, but from realizing that God is. The post Meeting the I AM appeared first on Silver Creek Fellowship .

When the answer continues to be "not yet", what is happening to your heart? Are you becoming bitter? Cynical? Are you taking matters into your own hands, trying to manipulate the people around you and force the outcome you want? In this message, Pastor Kurt explores how our waiting is not wasted. God is not just preparing the blessing for us; He is preparing us for the blessing. The post Worth the...

If you want to understand Jesus, you have to understand Exodus. Walking through this book will supercharge your reading of the New Testament. It will show you exactly what it cost for God to secure your freedom, and what it looks like to live a life of true avodah—joyful, unchained worship of the only God who can actually set you free. You cannot save yourself through perfect service, but you can...