In Ephesians 4, Paul exhorts the diverse body of Christ to lead a life worthy of their calling and to be patient with one another. Although you come with different backgrounds, in Christ you find a unique oneness.

As with the life of Paul, God can turn what the enemy used for evil and use it for good. God often uses our past for the Kingdom.

The call on the church is to unity with a goal of supporting and building each other up. Let’s do it!

Darrell delves into Ephesians 3 to illustrate the unfolding layers of the Gospel. As we look deeper, Paul’s letter discloses God’s plan from the beginning.

We were ultimately meant to become citizens of a culture that is inclusive. Let’s listen in as Darrell shares with us what it means to be a part of the one family in Christ.

In most areas of life, we all are looking for significant relationships. The Gospel brings those who seek God into a relationship with Him where “They will be his people, and God himself will be with them and be their God.” Darrell shares a word from Ephesians 2 that defines us as “God’s masterpiece,” and the mark toward which we move when we are “looking for more.”

Real, substantive growth and transformation come as we bow before God and yield to His good plan for our lives. In this message, Darrell unpacks the steps that would empower those who are looking for more, to get off the fence and live as God intended.

2016 was a year of awakening for Oasis, which has left us with the question, “Awakened for what?” Daniel shares a message in response that outlines a vision of growth that is community oriented. The starting point challenges each of us individually to engage and respond.

Darrell exhorts us from the book of Ephesians to consider a “walk” that is worthy of the special relationship to God that Christ has made available to us. In this message, he emphasizes how we live out this walk in Christ as we engage one another. In this pursuit, we find that Christ is formed in us.

With all the distractions of life, the only way to successfully pursue love in our relationships is to “remain in the vine” as John 15 tells us. Monira exhorts us to connect with the relentless love of the Father for every human being as revealed in the love of Christ. Abiding in the vine empowers us to love in the most difficult of circumstances. Come home to this kind of love as you celebrate the birth of the Savior.