On this first episode of our new Cover-to-Cover series we, fittingly and expectedly, address the first book of the Bible: Genesis. This is a
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Today’s podcast is the second half of a two-part conversation on the kingdom of God, which originally aired on The Open Bible Podcast. Listen in
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Avid hikers are used to receiving warnings before setting off on their favourite trails—“beware loose stones,” “watch for bears,” “look out for falling trees.”
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Have you ever tried to complete a jigsaw puzzle without knowing what the final product is supposed to look like? If so, you know
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Earlier this year, Pastor Josiah had the opportunity to join Pastor Jay Hinds on The Open Bible Podcast for a discussion on the kingdom of God.
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Polycarp (AD 70–155), the bishop of Smyrna, was urged by the Roman proconsul to publicly renounce his faith in Jesus or face execution for
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Once again on the podcast this week, we are discussing a topic often talked about in the church, but rarely understood with clarity: the
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Imagine Oakridge got a letter from Christ. What would it say? What would he commend us for as a church? What would he rebuke?
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Paul encourages Christians “to be in subjection to the governing authorities” (Rom 13:1a). Peter backs him up when he commands believers to “submit yourselves
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Everyone loves a good story and I have a great story to tell today. It is the story of future history. It’s not fictional—the
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Joy, happiness, contentment. We know that the Bible calls for them, but what do we do when life hands us difficult circumstances and they
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There are many experiences in life that prompt mixed emotions. Walking a daughter down the aisle can bring a father sadness and joy, nostalgia
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