The good news that God has come in the flesh to redeem his people has spread around the world, and one day Jesus will reign as King over all the earth, with people from every nation and tribe and language joyfully worshipping him.

Deep down, we all want a little peace this Christmas. But we’ll never find it in the warm fuzzy feelings that so quickly fade away. We need real peace with God that lasts forever. The good news of Christmas is that Jesus has come to give us this peace. Watch and find out how you can have it!

One of the main reasons why Jesus came was to set us free from the power of the enemy. And when he saves us, he calls us to “return home and declare how much God has done” in our lives. This message concludes with the brief testimonies of many Oak Hill folks and what Jesus has done for them!

When God sends something hard and unexpected into your life, how do you respond? Mary shows us the way through her honest struggle of faith. We too can come to him with all of our fears and questions, knowing He is with us and drawing us into his bigger story!

Where does your loss and loneliness lead you? Does it drive you closer to God or further away? In this first message of our Christmas series, we look at the life of an old widow named Anna and see how she responded to her loneliness very differently than the Grinch.

Psalm 103:15-18 lays out the dynamic of the Christian life—we are small and temporary, God is big and eternal. We cling to him, he holds us up. Apart from him we are nothing, but in him we are loved forever. And so we have ample reason to give thanks!

What’s your picture of God? Is he distant and aloof? Angry and disappointed? Exacting and strict? Who is God and what is he like? Thankfully, we don’t have to guess because he’s revealed himself to us. And his heart toward us is merciful and gracious, slow to anger and abounding in steadfast love!

We have so many reasons to be grateful! This message gets really practical on what causes us to forget God’s blessings and what helps us to remember them. Count your blessings one-by-one and encourage your heart to give praise to God this week!

Despite the Coronavirus, the Election, and all the social and political tension, we have reason to be grateful! Jesus is Lord and his rule and reign will endure forever no matter what happens November 3rd.

The word “repentance” stings a bit. Seems a little intrusive. Kinda up in my business. But in reality, it is the gracious call of a loving God to bring us back to himself. So why do we resist? And what might happen if we turn our hearts back to God and each other?