Moses Caesar
was born in India and grew up in Texas. At the age of seven, Moses immigrated to Wichita Falls, Texas from India with his parents and two siblings. Wichita Falls was an amazing place to experience a classic childhood. He mowed lawns in his neighborhood, threw a paper route, and enjoyed many wonderful friendships. During this time, he says his spiritual development had many influences: church, parents, neighbors, and mentors. He tells people he learned about God in church, about fearing God from his parents, and about life at the Boy’s Club. 
Moses accepted Christ as his Savior at the tender age of 10 in Sunday School. Spiritual maturing found its stride in 8th grade with a phrase he learned: “Jesus wants a relationship and not just a religion.” This phrase transformed his view and approach to Christianity. He spent his youth seeking and pleasing God. His life verse, Galatians 2:20, further influenced his development. Moses communicates truths that are birthed in his personal journey with Jesus as Lord of His life. Moses served in various pastoral roles including Youth and College Pastor in Texas and California, Campus Pastor at Christian universities in California and Alabama.
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As the “Vagabond Warrior,” he has traveled across America in his motorhome speaking at churches, schools, retreats and conferences. From the content in his messages, audiences are quick to pick up on Moses' depth and maturity. Additionally, Moses has a great family Christian heritage dating back six generations. His forefathers were Christian teachers, missionaries and pastors spreading the Gospel throughout South India. Recently, Moses had the privilege of preaching in the church where his grandmother’s grandfather was the first Indian pastor and the longest serving pastor in her history. Moses considers opportunities to teach across America a great calling.