While music in corporate worship should be something that brings joy and comfort to God’s people, facilitates biblical worship of a holy God, and
COVID-19 has forced us apart as a church and paused or changed many of the functions of our church, but we recognize the virus doesn’t exempt us from being the
The arrival and spread of the coronavirus has largely rendered churches oxymoronic unassembled assemblies tantamount to uncrowded crowds or ungrouped groups. At Oakridge, our prayer
Aaaaaand we’re back! After a few weeks off to celebrate “Christmas in lockdown” and recharge our batteries, Word Processing returns to begin its second
This is the second in a series of conversations on the über-important topic of the church (If it’s important to Jesus [Ephesians 5:25] it
As COVID-19 has forced churches re-think how they meet, function, and minister, it’s a good time for church-goers to re-think the purpose, necessity, and
It’s been said that the world at its worst needs the church at her best. That it’s when the culture goes dark that God’s
Not able to meet provides a unique opportunity for God’s people to reflect on why we should when we can.