Our decisions shape the direction of our lives, and that’s the focus of our new series, I Have Decided. As we step into a new year, we’re invited to make one of the most important choices we can—living unashamed of the Gospel. In this message, Brennen unpacks Paul’s words in Romans 1:16, showing how Jesus must become our top priority, the foundation of our identity, and the one who truly satisfies our deepest desires. Together, let’s choose to live each day boldly and unashamed of the Gospel!

Message Delivered: 8/24/25

What are the marks of a spiritually healthy community? In Galatians 6, Paul gives us the answer. From accountability and support to self-awareness, confidence, ability, and celebration, these qualities help us grow together in Christ—learning to carry each other’s burdens, speak truth in love, and rejoice in the work God is doing among us.

Message Delivered: 8/10/25

What does it really mean to be free, and why do so many of us live like we’re not? In this sermon on Galatians 5, Emily unpacks the kind of freedom Christ has secured for us, not just from sin but for life with God. This message explores how we often trade that freedom for pressure, performance, or self-reliance and reminds us that true freedom is rooted in the voice of the Father, the work of the Son, and the leading of the Spirit.

Message Delivered: 7/27/25

Matt Aspinall unpacks Galatians 4, exploring the deep meaning of freedom in Christ. Paul diagnoses the difference between bondage in freedom, drawing on key Old Testament accounts of God's people. Freedom isn’t just a one-time release from bondage—it’s a way of life God invites His people into. The Galatians had a daily choice: to keep walking forward in freedom or to turn back to the familiarity of bondage. This same choice stands before us today—to resist the pull of rule-keeping and instead live fully in the freedom Christ has already secured.

Sermon Delivered: 7/13/25

In Galatians 3, Paul confronts the Galatian church for drifting from the true gospel—one centered on faith, not works. In this message, we explore how salvation doesn’t begin with our effort, but with the Spirit’s power. Drawing from the story of Abraham, we see how God’s promise has always been fulfilled through faith, not law. This sermon unpacks the freedom we have in Christ, the purpose of the law, and how the Holy Spirit continues to transform us today.

Message Delivered: 6/29/25

Galatians 2 gives us a bold reminder of the Gospel’s simplicity and power: that through faith in Jesus—who paid the full price for our sins—we are made right with God. That’s it. That’s the Gospel. But as Paul writes to the early church, he confronts a dangerous distortion: leaders adding requirements to a message meant to set us free. This week, we dive into Paul’s challenge and uncover the beauty of a Gospel that doesn’t need our additions—just our belief.

Message Delivered: 6/15/25

Galatians is Paul’s urgent letter to a church losing sight of the truth. In chapter 1, he calls them back to the real Gospel: Jesus gave His life, rose again, and offers us full forgiveness. We don’t earn God’s love—we receive it. In Christ, we’re already enough. That’s the message Paul refuses to let go of—and it's the message we're invited to cling to!

Message Delivered: 6/1/25

In our final episode of the school year, the Oasis staff looks back on some of the best moments from this past year. From powerful Sunday nights and unforgettable events to inside jokes and favorite snacks, we’re wrapping it all up with stories, laughs, and a few surprises. Don’t miss this celebration of everything God has done—and everything we’ve loved—this year at Oasis!

At our final Oasis of the year, Brennen preaches from Acts 3—where Peter doesn’t just heal a lame man, he opens the door for worship. This is the church in motion: bold, powerful, and people-focused. It’s not about buildings or organizations—it’s about removing barriers and meeting real needs so others can encounter Jesus. Acts 3 shows us that the Church is the people of God, empowered by the Spirit, to remove barriers and invites others into relationship with Jesus.

Message Delivered: 5/4/25

What do you look for in a church? Most of us start with preferences—worship style, preaching, or size. But what if we began with Christ’s priorities instead? In this episode, we explore five essential traits every church should pursue. No church is perfect, but when we focus on what matters most, our preferences find their proper place.