This week Britton walks us through a few passages centered around community. As a church we seek to leave a lasting legacy. The way that Oaks does this is through biblical purposeful community. We are not called to build castles in the Kingdom of God, but simply to be a labourer within the kingdom. To build the kingdom we send disciplemakers of Jesus simply by being disciplemakers of Jesus.

This week Britton kicked off a new series at Oaks called Leaving Legacy. He looked at the Kingdom legacy that Paul left in Asia Minor through evangelism and disciple-making and explored the world-changing impact that simple faithfulness can have, both for Paul and for us today.

This Sunday we see a core heartbeat of Oaks- Gospel Multiplication. We, as a church, carry a burden to multiply on every level. This means in tribes, in huddles, and even in churches Gospel Mulitplication is an expectation. The way Multiplication happens is by faithfully abiding in the Lord while seeking to make disciples. Church at the Oaks exists to send disciplemakers of Jesus simply by being disciplemakers of Jesus.

An evident dependency on Christ.

An evident purpose to multiply.

This mission requires multiplication.

2 Timothy 2:1-2

Gospel Goodbyes are led by the spirit.

Gospel Goodbyes are affirmed by the church.

Temporary goodbyes hold weight and worth.

Acts 13:1-3; Acts 20

A movement without prayer is actually a movement without God.

Our desperation in prayer marks our dependence on God.

Psalm 127

This week, Dave walks us through Psalm 145:1-13 and we see the abounding love of the Father for us. Because of this love we get the joy of lifting our praise to Him in thanksgiving. As followers of Christ we get to share this mighty love and blessing to all of creation. This is why Church at the Oaks exists to send disciplemakers of Jesus by being disciplemakers of Jesus.

Britton walks us through Advent week of peace.

This week is Joy Sunday! We get to celebrate the joy of Jesus coming down to earth as good news of Great Joy! Britton walked us through Luke 2:8-12 as we see the importance of keeping Jesus as the source of our joy as we serve him. At oaks we exist to send disciplemakers of Jesus by being disciplemakers of Jesus.

As we enter into the season of advent Britton walked us through Ephesians 2. In this season we are reminded that if our hope is in anything but Christ it is not hope but simply luck. As a church our hope is built on Jesus and we want to see others know the Hope of Him. Church at the Oaks exists to send disciplemakers of Jesus by being disciplemakers of Jesus.