In these days characterized by repeated lockdown, constant inconvenience, forced isolation, and a seemingly never-ending stream of bad news, do you find yourself increasingly
- Josiah Boyd
- January 18, 2021
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
- Josiah Boyd
- January 12, 2021
The arrival and spread of the coronavirus has largely rendered churches oxymoronic unassembled assemblies tantamount to an uncrowded crowds or ungrouped groups. At Oakridge, our
- Josiah Boyd
- January 7, 2021
God’s people waited hundreds of years for the Messiah. So, too, we wait for the return of Jesus as our coming King. While there
- Andrew Longmire
- December 8, 2020
One of the unpardonable sins in our culture today is telling someone they’re unqualified—that they don’t meet the standard necessary for participation in a
- Josiah Boyd
- December 5, 2020
After his announcement by John the Baptist (3:1–12), his authentication at baptism (3:13–17), and his proven acceptability through temptation (4:1–11), Jesus finally appears proclaiming
- Josiah Boyd
- November 22, 2020
First impressions are important and powerful. It’s why we dress-up for a job interview, act politely on a first date, prepare well for a
- Josiah Boyd
- November 15, 2020
For centuries the Jewish people had anticipated for the arrival of the promised Messiah, one who would fulfill prophecy by sitting on David’s throne
- Josiah Boyd
- November 8, 2020
Listen below through Spotify, or find our Podcast “From the Pulpit” for weekly Sunday morning messages on Anchor, Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and wherever else
- Lew Worrad
- November 1, 2020
Join Andrew as he preaches on the pain of uncertain times and the hope of the future. Listen below through Spotify, or find our
- Andrew Longmire
- October 25, 2020
Join Dr. Jim Rennie for Oakridge’s first official live stream! Sermon reading is from Matthew 18:21–35. Listen below through Spotify, or find our Podcast
- Jim Rennie
- October 18, 2020
In Luke 17 we find the account of Jesus healing ten lepers but then finding only one returning to thank and worship him. They
- Josiah Boyd
- October 11, 2020