We’re excited to be back! It’s been a little while since our last episode—our church has been undergoing some major renovations, and we’ve finally reached a place where we can get things rolling again. Thank you for your patience, your prayers, and for sticking with us through the process.

In this powerful message, Pastor Josh reminds us that God is a God of transformation—a God who loves us too much to let us stay the same. Drawing from the story of Jacob, Pastor Josh unpacks the holy moment where God wrestles with a man not to defeat him, but to pull out of him what God had already placed inside.

Jacob entered that encounter one way and walked out another. “He went down as Jacob and got up as Israel.” Surrender wasn’t his loss—it was his breakthrough.

Through raw honesty and bold truth, Pastor Josh declares: “I fought God… and God won!” And in God’s victory, Jacob discovered his identity, his purpose, and even his limp—the very mark that became his testimony.

If you’ve ever struggled, wrestled, or felt the weight of becoming who God called you to be, this episode will speak directly to your heart. Your limp isn’t your shame—it’s your story, and God is using it to shape who you are becoming.

Welcome to the Moorefield Church of God Sermon Podcast — where the presence of God transforms lives, grace restores identity, and purpose is released through the power of the Gospel.

In this week’s message, “Mature Audiences Only: Week 1 – Maturing in Our Message,” Pastor Josh Pickett launches a brand-new series calling the Church to grow deeper in the Gospel. It’s not just about being saved — it’s about being shaped. Through Romans 1:14-17, discover how spiritual maturity begins when we let the full message of grace take root in our hearts, renew our minds, and produce Kingdom impact.

Listen, take notes, and lean in — because this message will challenge you to grow up in your faith and step into all God’s called you to be.

We had a powerful time in the Word this week as we explored "The Grace Found at the King’s Table."

In a world that often measures worth by status, success, or strength, we were reminded that the King invites the broken, the overlooked, and the unworthy to dine with Him. There’s a grace at His table that you can’t find anywhere else.

Pull up a seat—this message is for you.