Many times throughout the Bible we see people making a vow or swearing an oath—sometimes to God or before God, sometimes in the name
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“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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As Christians, we know that sin is bad, right? It’s wrong, it’s opposed to God, it ruins everything, and ultimately it is why Jesus
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It’s an all-too-common issue: we go through a season of suffering (or perhaps the opposite) and find ourselves feeling far from God. Maybe it
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We’re back in 1 John, and this week it’s all about keeping our eyes open for the obstacles that get in the way of
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Every year we have a Good Friday service and another on Easter Sunday, and, as expected, we talk about Christ’s death and resurrection. But
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We were inspired today by the yells and cheers of kids in the building to take some time to talk about ministry to children.
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As we start into the meat of 1 John we quickly see that it is practical and filled with encouraging yet convicting words. In
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We had a special Sunday at Oakridge this week, and a special Sunday begets a special podcast. This week Andrew sat down with Dean
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It’s a brand new sermon series at Oakridge as we start making our way through the book of 1 John. And while we started
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We’ve talked about God’s sovereignty before on this podcast, but understanding and appreciating it is an issue we often continue to wrestle with, especially
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In the past year at Oakridge, we have seen four more step into the role of Elder, being commissioned to the task of leading
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