Castle Oaks Sermons

Jesus tells this story of a master and three servants to help us learn three important truths about faithfulness, stewardship, and opportunity.

Jesus tells a story that we have traditionally called The Prodigal Son. That title, however, only tells half of the story. God's unconditional love is larger and more comprehensive than our hearts and minds can begin to fathom.

Luke records a peculiar and unique story that has puzzled and fascinated Bible readers throughout history. This parable will help us all thoughtfully consider how we live and how we use the resources we have.

Near the beginning of his ministry, Jesus uses an analogy to explain why his friends, and some of his gatherings, are atypical for a 1st-century rabbi.

Before we jump into the parables of Jesus, we want to lay some foundational ideas and principles that will help us learn and grow together. For the second week, we'll look at a few more passages that will help us deepen our understanding of growth and why we often get stuck in our journey with God.

Before we jump into the parables of Jesus, we want to lay some foundational ideas and principles that will help us learn and grow together. For the next two weeks, we'll be looking at a few passages that will help us deepen our understanding of growth and why we often get stuck in our journey with God.

This week we begin a new series digging into the parables that Jesus tells throughout the Gospels. Jesus, the master storyteller, uses profound and simple stories to reveal the nature of God’s Kingdom and so much more.

Mother's Day @ Castle Oaks 2022

The last words of John's Gospel help us understand one of the issues that can hinder our faith and complicate our relationships.

Sometimes the only cure for what ails us is the kindness of God.