The Oasis theme for 2026 is "Being Present" - an invitation to embrace life in full with God and one another. In the 'Living Present' series, the team unpack this more - looking at what it really means to enjoy the reality of the Father's love, union with the Son, and the presence of the Holy Spirit.

This week, Jon looks at one of the most famous passages in the Bible - Paul's great poem about love in 1 Corinthians 13. Together, we explore what this love means, what it does, and how it is to shape us as we seek to live present in love.

The Oasis theme for 2026 is "Being Present" - an invitation to embrace life in full with God and one another. In the 'Living Present' series, the team unpack this more - looking at what it really means to enjoy the reality of the Father's love, union with the Son, and the presence of the Holy Spirit.

This week, Alice and Yolanda look at how living present with God means living with belonging - knowing that the foundation of everything we do is to be who we are in Christ, children of God.

The Oasis theme for 2026 is "Being Present" - an invitation to embrace life in full with God and one another. In the 'Living Present' series, the team unpack this more - looking at what it really means to enjoy the reality of the Father's love, union with the Son, and the presence of the Holy Spirit.

This week, Rich looks at how living present with God means living with freedom - and what that does and doesn't mean about how we live.

The Oasis theme for 2026 is "Being Present" - an invitation to embrace life in full with God and one another. In the 'Living Present' series, the team unpack this more - looking at what it really means to enjoy the reality of the Father's love, union with the Son, and the presence of the Holy Spirit.

This week, Gemma explores Jesus' invitation in John 15 to "remain" or "abide" in him, and how this is central to learning to live present with God.

The Oasis theme for 2026 is "Being Present" - an invitation to embrace life in full with God and one another. In the 'Living Present' series, the team unpack this more - looking at what it really means to enjoy the reality of the Father's love, union with the Son, and the presence of the Holy Spirit.

This week, Lucy kicks off the series by looking at what it means that God is our refuge - how we are invited to "be still and know" before we are called to "do" anything.

The book of Acts tells the radical story of how the earliest followers of Jesus lived with a revolutionary dependance on the Holy Spirit. Rather than seeking to be everything and do everything in their own strength, they created a Spirit-filled community - one where the power and presence of the Holy Spirit was central to everything they did. 2000 years later, the invitation for today's followers of Jesus is to do the same.

This week, Adrian finishes the series by looking at how Luke almost ends the book with a "to be continued" - inviting future generations of believers to continue the story as people of purpose in the world.

The book of Acts tells the radical story of how the earliest followers of Jesus lived with a revolutionary dependance on the Holy Spirit. Rather than seeking to be everything and do everything in their own strength, they created a Spirit-filled community - one where the power and presence of the Holy Spirit was central to everything they did. 2000 years later, the invitation for today's followers of Jesus is to do the same.

This week, Rich continues the story through Acts 27 as Paul and his shipmates are shipwrecked on their way to Rome. In it, he looks at how Paul's example encourages us to be a people of hope, who carry hope into all of our different situations.

“A wilderness season is a time of testing, stripping, and formation in which familiar supports are removed so that deeper dependence on God can be established. It is often marked by hiddenness, waiting, or hardship — yet it serves as a place of encounter, transformation, and preparation for future fruitfulness.”

This week, Guest Speaker Wendy Mann explores what it means to be in a wilderness season, and how God longs to use these times in our lives as an invitation into transformation, an opportunity for encounter, and a pathway to deeper dependence.

The book of Acts tells the radical story of how the earliest followers of Jesus lived with a revolutionary dependance on the Holy Spirit. Rather than seeking to be everything and do everything in their own strength, they created a Spirit-filled community - one where the power and presence of the Holy Spirit was central to everything they did. 2000 years later, the invitation for today's followers of Jesus is to do the same.

This week, Adrian looks at the scene with Paul standing before King Agrippa. In it, he explores how the people of God have always been a people with a story - both a personal story, and a bigger story that we are all invited to be part of.

The book of Acts tells the radical story of how the earliest followers of Jesus lived with a revolutionary dependance on the Holy Spirit. Rather than seeking to be everything and do everything in their own strength, they created a Spirit-filled community - one where the power and presence of the Holy Spirit was central to everything they did. 2000 years later, the invitation for today's followers of Jesus is to do the same.

This week, Rich looks at a passage in Acts 21 which has Paul and the early disciples grappling with what God has said in prayer. From it, he explores how we are to be a community who are postured for prayer - those who come to God in unity, in humility, and in obedience.