As we come to the conclusion of Jesus’ parabolic teaching in Matthew 13, we are forced to ask the question: what now? What do
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With a church made up of people from all sorts of backgrounds, personalities, opinions, and walks of life, there are bound to be times
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In the second parable of Matthew 13, Jesus tells a story about a land-owner, his wheat field, and a dastardly plot by an enemy
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In a dramatic shift in tactics, noted by his disciples themselves, Jesus begins teaching the crowds using parables in Matthew 13. But what brought
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In the Spring of 2020, the Adult Sunday School class at Oakridge began working our way through the book of Acts. What follows are
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In Psalm 84 we see the author describe the longing they feel within themselves to be in God’s presence and worship Him the way
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When I was a kid, I used to hate going on road trips. I would get really bored, and even when there were things
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In Matthew 12, we read one of the most pivotal moments in the entire gospel account: Jesus presents the evidence that he is the
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Many of us may still remember days past when we started each day in the classroom with the Lord’s Prayer. But why this prayer?
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When comfortability gets talked about in Christian circles, it tends to be with a bit of a negative tone. “You can’t be effective if
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There are 15 chapters near the end of the book of Psalms that are noted as “Songs of Ascents” that God’s people sang while
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In the Spring of 2020, the Adult Sunday School class at Oakridge began working our way through the book of Acts. What follows are
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