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A collection of Ridgecrest sermon audio and other resources. We meet Sundays at 10:30am. Ridgecrest, 6801 Wesley St. Greenville, TX.

  1. Sep 13

    9.13.26 • Exodus 23 20-33 • Nick Dorsey

    9.13.26 • Exodus 23:20-33 • Nick Dorsey  Canaan’s Conquest and Our Holy War  This message is from our series "The Gospel According to Exodus"... a study through the book of Exodus.  The Gospel According to Exodus A journey from slavery to freedom. From rescue to relationship. From Egypt to the presence of God. Exodus is more than an ancient story about Moses, Pharaoh, plagues, and the parting of the Red Sea. It is a story of redemption—and from beginning to end, it points us toward the good news of Jesus Christ. In The Gospel According to Exodus, we journey verse by verse through the entire book of Exodus, discovering a God who hears the cries of His people, rescues them from bondage, makes a way where there seems to be no way, and calls them into a covenant relationship with Himself. Along the way, we’ll see how the great themes of Exodus—slavery and freedom, the Passover lamb, deliverance through the waters, God’s law, covenant, sacrifice, the tabernacle, and the presence of God—ultimately find their fulfillment in Christ. Exodus reminds us that the Gospel didn’t begin in the New Testament. Long before the manger, the cross, and the empty tomb, God was already revealing His plan to redeem a people for Himself. This is Exodus. This is redemption. This is the Gospel.

    9.13.26 • Exodus 23 20-33 • Nick Dorsey

  2. Apr 5

    4.5.26 • Various • Nick Dorsey

    4.5.26 • Various • Nick Dorsey  5 Biblical Truths About Death  This is an Easter Sunday message from our series "Glimpses of Jesus". These glimpses call us to remember what Jesus has already done—and trust that the same God who worked then is still at work now. Glimpses of Jesus Throughout Scripture, we encounter moments that give us a powerful glimpse of who Jesus is and why He came. In Glimpses of Jesus, we fix our eyes on Christ and take a closer look at moments that reveal His character, compassion, power, provision, and faithfulness. When we face circumstances beyond what we can handle, these stories call us to remember what Jesus has already done—and trust that the same God who worked then is still at work now. Whatever the season and whatever the unknown, we can keep our eyes fixed on Jesus. Remember His faithfulness. Trust His provision. Fix your eyes on Jesus.

    4.5.26 • Various • Nick Dorsey

  3. Mar 29

    3.29.26 • Luke 23:32–43 • Joel Bench

    3.29.26 • Luke 23:32–43 • Joel Bench  A True Glimpse of Jesus  This message is from our series "Glimpses of Jesus". These glimpses call us to remember what Jesus has already done—and trust that the same God who worked then is still at work now. Glimpses of Jesus Throughout Scripture, we encounter moments that give us a powerful glimpse of who Jesus is and why He came. In Glimpses of Jesus, we fix our eyes on Christ and take a closer look at moments that reveal His character, compassion, power, provision, and faithfulness. When we face circumstances beyond what we can handle, these stories call us to remember what Jesus has already done—and trust that the same God who worked then is still at work now. Whatever the season and whatever the unknown, we can keep our eyes fixed on Jesus. Remember His faithfulness. Trust His provision. Fix your eyes on Jesus.

    3.29.26 • Luke 23:32–43 • Joel Bench

  4. Mar 22

    3.22.26 • Mark 8:14-21 • Justin Milton

    3.22.26 • Mark 8:14-21 • Justin Milton  Don't Forget to Remember  This message is from our series "Glimpses of Jesus". These glimpses call us to remember what Jesus has already done—and trust that the same God who worked then is still at work now. Glimpses of Jesus Throughout Scripture, we encounter moments that give us a powerful glimpse of who Jesus is and why He came. In Glimpses of Jesus, we fix our eyes on Christ and take a closer look at moments that reveal His character, compassion, power, provision, and faithfulness. When we face circumstances beyond what we can handle, these stories call us to remember what Jesus has already done—and trust that the same God who worked then is still at work now. Whatever the season and whatever the unknown, we can keep our eyes fixed on Jesus. Remember His faithfulness. Trust His provision. Fix your eyes on Jesus.

    3.22.26 • Mark 8:14-21 • Justin Milton

  5. Mar 15

    3.15.26 • Exodus 20:8-11 • Nick Dorsey

    3.15.26 • Exodus 20:8-11 • Nick Dorsey  Remember the Sabbath and Keep it Holy  This message is from our series "The Gospel According to Exodus"... a study through the book of Exodus. The Gospel According to Exodus A journey from slavery to freedom. From rescue to relationship. From Egypt to the presence of God. Exodus is more than an ancient story about Moses, Pharaoh, plagues, and the parting of the Red Sea. It is a story of redemption—and from beginning to end, it points us toward the good news of Jesus Christ. In The Gospel According to Exodus, we journey verse by verse through the entire book of Exodus, discovering a God who hears the cries of His people, rescues them from bondage, makes a way where there seems to be no way, and calls them into a covenant relationship with Himself. Along the way, we’ll see how the great themes of Exodus—slavery and freedom, the Passover lamb, deliverance through the waters, God’s law, covenant, sacrifice, the tabernacle, and the presence of God—ultimately find their fulfillment in Christ. Exodus reminds us that the Gospel didn’t begin in the New Testament. Long before the manger, the cross, and the empty tomb, God was already revealing His plan to redeem a people for Himself. This is Exodus. This is redemption. This is the Gospel.

    3.15.26 • Exodus 20:8-11 • Nick Dorsey

  6. Mar 8

    3.8.26 • Exodus 20:7 • Nick Dorsey

    3.8.26 • Exodus 20:7 • Nick Dorsey  Right Reverence and God's Name  This message is from our series "The Gospel According to Exodus"... a study through the book of Exodus. The Gospel According to Exodus A journey from slavery to freedom. From rescue to relationship. From Egypt to the presence of God. Exodus is more than an ancient story about Moses, Pharaoh, plagues, and the parting of the Red Sea. It is a story of redemption—and from beginning to end, it points us toward the good news of Jesus Christ. In The Gospel According to Exodus, we journey verse by verse through the entire book of Exodus, discovering a God who hears the cries of His people, rescues them from bondage, makes a way where there seems to be no way, and calls them into a covenant relationship with Himself. Along the way, we’ll see how the great themes of Exodus—slavery and freedom, the Passover lamb, deliverance through the waters, God’s law, covenant, sacrifice, the tabernacle, and the presence of God—ultimately find their fulfillment in Christ. Exodus reminds us that the Gospel didn’t begin in the New Testament. Long before the manger, the cross, and the empty tomb, God was already revealing His plan to redeem a people for Himself. This is Exodus. This is redemption. This is the Gospel.

    3.8.26 • Exodus 20:7 • Nick Dorsey

  7. Mar 1

    3.1.2026 • Exodus 20:4-6 • Nick Dorsey

    3.1.2026 • Exodus 20:4-6 • Nick Dorsey  Right Worship & Idolatrous Images  This message is from our series "The Gospel According to Exodus"... a study through the book of Exodus. The Gospel According to Exodus A journey from slavery to freedom. From rescue to relationship. From Egypt to the presence of God. Exodus is more than an ancient story about Moses, Pharaoh, plagues, and the parting of the Red Sea. It is a story of redemption—and from beginning to end, it points us toward the good news of Jesus Christ. In The Gospel According to Exodus, we journey verse by verse through the entire book of Exodus, discovering a God who hears the cries of His people, rescues them from bondage, makes a way where there seems to be no way, and calls them into a covenant relationship with Himself. Along the way, we’ll see how the great themes of Exodus—slavery and freedom, the Passover lamb, deliverance through the waters, God’s law, covenant, sacrifice, the tabernacle, and the presence of God—ultimately find their fulfillment in Christ. Exodus reminds us that the Gospel didn’t begin in the New Testament. Long before the manger, the cross, and the empty tomb, God was already revealing His plan to redeem a people for Himself. This is Exodus. This is redemption. This is the Gospel.

    3.1.2026 • Exodus 20:4-6 • Nick Dorsey

  8. Feb 22

    2.22.26 • Matthew 14:22-33 • Justin Milton

    2.22.26 • Matthew 14:22-33 • Justin Milton  Active Faith  This is a stand alone message entitled "Active Faith" from a passage in Mathew. Faith isn't just belief... It's also action and it requires risk. Miscellaneous Audio Every message is an opportunity to grow deeper in God's Word and closer in our walk with Christ. Not every message fits neatly into a sermon series, but every opportunity to open God's Word matters. In Miscellaneous Audio, you'll find a collection of standalone sermons, special services, guest speakers, and biblical teachings from Ridgecrest. Each message offers an opportunity to explore Scripture, strengthen your faith, and discover how God's timeless truth speaks into everyday life. Different Messages. One Unchanging Truth. The Gospel of Jesus Christ.

    2.22.26 • Matthew 14:22-33 • Justin Milton
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A collection of Ridgecrest sermon audio and other resources. We meet Sundays at 10:30am. Ridgecrest, 6801 Wesley St. Greenville, TX.

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    Ridgecrest
  • Years Active
    2018 - 2026
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