About Isaac Voss

The First Fall

By 16, I was impeached from student leadership for drinking at a party—my first fall, but not my last. At 18, I gave away what was meant to be kept. For four years, I chased a god I imagined instead of the God who formed me.

The Divine Claiming

But at 22, He claimed me fully. I began serving in youth ministry, met Haley—my future wife—and after moving to Redding, California, I encountered both cult and culture. It was there I started preaching in the streets, sharing meals with the homeless in my apartment, and baptizing them in my bathtub.

Covenant Tested

That fire came at a price. Haley left during our first year of marriage. I came home to an empty house and a broken heart. But six months later, she called to repent. We reconciled. We rebuilt. Our covenant endured.

Rise and Fall

From 2002 to 2008, I built a thriving mortgage and real estate firm. Then came the crash. Then came the desert. As the business collapsed, I pivoted to energy, launching Xfuels in 2010.

Sheridan: The Furnace

After stepping in as Chairman to shield others from an investor accusation in 2017, I was sentenced to 13.5 months in federal prison in 2019—despite a prior arbitration ruling in my favor by three former Washington Supreme Court Justices.

Sheridan wasn't a prison. It was a furnace. I didn't survive there—I served. I pastored. I fasted. I wept. I wrote. Over 200 men encountered the presence of God in that chapel. It became my Adullam.