Castle Oaks Sermons

We know that life can throw lots of obstacles in our path. Some are mere distractions, and some are serious hurdles that can leave us injured, depleted, and weary. For the next few weeks, we will use the wisdom of scripture to give us insight and strength for the journey.

We know that life can throw lots of obstacles in our path. Some are mere distractions, and some are serious hurdles that can leave us injured, depleted, and weary. For the next few weeks, we will use the wisdom of scripture to give us insight and strength for the journey.

The parable of the Good Samaritan may be Jesus’ best-known, but we don’t hear it the way his first hearers did. Phil gave the setup to this story—let’s dive right in to hear Jesus’ words anew in this season of RESTART. Grace comes in surprising ways and from sources we’d never suspect.

As we "take a new grip with our tired hands" and "mark out a straight path" for the coming year, this passage in Luke helps us clarify our priorities and remember what our lives are to be about.

In our first sermon series of 2022, we'll examine a few key areas of our lives that have taken a beating over the last several months. A few stories from Scripture will help us thoughtfully consider how to make some mid-course corrections for the coming months.

Another Way (part 2) 

On this, the day after Christmas, we will explore the most un-Christmassy portion of the Gospel birth stories.

On this Christmas Eve, we celebrate the birth of Jesus, the True Light that gives light to everyone.

The 4th week of Advent gives us an opportunity to take a look at the deepest darkness before the "true light that gives light to everyone" comes into the world.

Last Sunday we learned that God created the darkness. This week Psalm 139 will help us understand why. Interviews with Aaron Boyd are featured in this message from both 1st and 2end service.