Paul prays that believers will be fully aware of the blessings that God is giving them in Jesus. In Christ we are hardly a weak, hopeless lot.

God has done great things “in Christ,” beginning before the world was made and extending to this very moment in our lives. 

Minister Keith Maloney, wraps up the I'm All In series with an over view of societies view on the church and how we as a church culture can be more influential in our surrounding areas.

In the last week of the I'm All In series, we discuss various avenues within Greenville Oaks where we can grow in our faith, with a focal point on  community groups. Rooted and Going Deeper are a great entry point for those wanting to grow in their faith and serve others. 

This week in the I'm All In series we focus on the two values of Combat Isolation and Demonstrate Selflessness. We focus on the dangers of isolation, especially during these unprecedented times and the ways, as a church, we can have an outward focus to help create a stronger community amongst our friends, loved ones, and those we do not yet know. We want to demonstrate Christ's love through selfless action.

In week two of the "I'm All In" series we discuss the value of Equipping Families. It's a call to go out into the world and give our families the tools to bring Jesus to all we encounter. The challenge this week is to reach out to someone of spiritual influence in our lives, and tell them "Thank you".

We begin our journey to seek what God can do within the Greenville Oaks community when we realign ourselves with our Mission to reach our immediate community, as well as and the world. This week we focus on "loving first".

Lead Minister Collin Packer preaches his final sermon at Greenville Oaks Church, putting emphasis on making the gospel easy and accessible for unbelievers to find salvation through Christ.

This sermon grows out of the parable Jesus told the teacher of the Law. The commands to love God and love our neighbors lead the teacher to ask, “Who is my neighbor?” This familiar story offers reminders that those who are called to the Kingdom of God will live lives of practical compassion.