“Vanity of vanities, all is vanity.” This is the way that “the preacher” starts his exploration of life and purpose in Ecclesiastes 1. It’s
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Stephen Hawkins, one of the current elders at Oakridge Bible Chapel, addressed the Adult Sunday School class regarding the importance of and obstacles to
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As a local church grows in size, it can become increasingly difficult to actually know everyone in the community and, thus, to be blessed
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Our journey together through the Bible from cover-to-cover takes an important turn in this instalment as our study pivots from the Old to the
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Life is always going to be difficult, but we can avoid a lot of hardship and needless struggle when we are prepared and practice
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As a local church grows in size (or is forced apart because of a virus!) it can become increasingly difficult to actually know everyone
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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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As perennial as weeds in a garden, issues of wealth and worry crop up in every Christian’s life at one time or another. Join
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The Bible claims (and we believe!) that “all Scripture is inspired by God and useful” (2 Timothy 3:16). However, the usefulness of all Scripture
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Much of what we do as Christians, by its very nature, is visible to those around us. Yet how do we reconcile that with
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Today we’re going to fight a disease together, one that often goes undetected and has eternal side-effects. The disease is that of exhibitionism—the desire to
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