God Has A Name - 5.31.26

God Has A Name - 6.14.26

Who we believe God is shapes who we become. In a remarkable moment with Moses, God clearly defines who He is—and that character shows itself out through all the pages of Scripture: compassionate and gracious, slow to anger, abounding in love and faithfulness, yet He does not leave the guilty unpunished. This God, revealed first to Moses, is revealed fully in Jesus—and He is inviting us to trust Him, live with Him, and be formed by His love in everyday life.

God Has A Name - 6.07.26

Who we believe God is shapes who we become. In a remarkable moment with Moses, God clearly defines who He is—and that character shows itself out through all the pages of Scripture: compassionate and gracious, slow to anger, abounding in love and faithfulness, yet He does not leave the guilty unpunished. This God, revealed first to Moses, is revealed fully in Jesus—and He is inviting us to trust Him, live with Him, and be formed by His love in everyday life.

God Has A Name - 5.31.26

Who we believe God is shapes who we become. In a remarkable moment with Moses, God clearly defines who He is—and that character shows itself out through all the pages of Scripture: compassionate and gracious, slow to anger, abounding in love and faithfulness, yet He does not leave the guilty unpunished. This God, revealed first to Moses, is revealed fully in Jesus—and He is inviting us to trust Him, live with Him, and be formed by His love in everyday life.

God Has A Name - 5.24.26

Who we believe God is shapes who we become. In a remarkable moment with Moses, God clearly defines who He is—and that character shows itself out through all the pages of Scripture: compassionate and gracious, slow to anger, abounding in love and faithfulness, yet He does not leave the guilty unpunished. This God, revealed first to Moses, is revealed fully in Jesus—and He is inviting us to trust Him, live with Him, and be formed by His love in everyday life.

God Has A Name - 5.17.26

Who we believe God is shapes who we become. In a remarkable moment with Moses, God clearly defines who He is—and that character shows itself out through all the pages of Scripture: compassionate and gracious, slow to anger, abounding in love and faithfulness, yet He does not leave the guilty unpunished. This God, revealed first to Moses, is revealed fully in Jesus—and He is inviting us to trust Him, live with Him, and be formed by His love in everyday life.