Castle Oaks Sermons

Before we join the Israelites on their journey home, let's take some time to learn how they ended up so far away from home. Their story of dispersion and captivity will teach us about our own habits of wandering from God.

Before we join the Israelites on their journey home, let's take some time to learn how they ended up so far away from home. Their story of dispersion and captivity will teach us about our own habits of wandering from God.

New Series: Return: The Way Home

In the latter part of our Old Testament the nation of Israel begins a journey from captivity and distant lands back to their home. There are some important lessons for us hidden in the stories of the return and the words of the prophets as we make a transition of our own.

Paul wraps up this letter to his friends with some insightful words about how we can stand firm even when life isn't quite turning out as we planned.

Paul provides some hopeful words for weary souls in the last half of Philippians chapter 3.

What are the most important accomplishments of your life? Paul gives us a list of his credentials and achievements and then tells how his faith in Christ has changed his perspective on everything.

Paul gives us a glimpse of some important relationships in his life and tells us how we can keep a good perspective through tough times.

Paul frames his life, and our relationships, within the context of the cross. The practical guidance he shares can transform how we relate to our friends and family.

What makes a life worth living? Paul explains it clearly in one of his shortest and most profound statements ever.

"We all seem to be stuck in a waiting room these days."

We're waiting for the end of quarantine, waiting for the arrival of Spring, waiting to be reunited with friends and co-workers, maybe even waiting for answers. Through this new series, "While We Wait," we will dig into the ancient letter from Paul to the Philippians. Paul, under a lockdown of his own, writes some of his most memorable and profound statements to his dear friends in Philippi. What he says might be just the words we need to hear through this challenging time.