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In this message, Monira reminds us that we often avoid risk because we associate it with loss. Jesus tells us that persecution is a certainty, and His call to us is to have faith, step into risk and obey.
It’s easy to be stuck in the comfort of the past or the fears of the past. Both of these keep us from hearing God when He is calling us to step into something new and take a risk. Daniel exhorts us to hear the challenge of Isaiah 43:18-19. “Forget the former things; do not dwell on the past. See, I am doing a new thing!
In this message, Darrell suggests that we walk through Matthew 5,6, and 7 to consider what our life is built on. Ultimately, we live out our best when we are planted firmly on the Rock and trust Jesus.
Humility is rarely esteemed in our culture, and is frequently viewed more as a humiliating attribute. On the other hand, Jesus modeled for us true humility, and as a follower of Christ, this is what we are called to.
Daniel reminds us that it takes humility to accept God’s love and to walk it out. Love is the final focus of our advent season, and through it we experience the culmination of all the other weeks of advent. Let’s celebrate what God has done in our fellowship by using His amazing love to bring the unlikely together.
Monira reminds us in this message that there is sometimes a tension between joy and sorrow during the Christmas season. She exhorts us not to let the “little things of life” steal our joy. As we practice letting these things go and focus on our relationship with Jesus, we will discover in a life of praise, a joy untouched by circumstances.
In this message, Jacob reminds us that we all need PEACE in our lives and that our Savior came bringing a gospel of peace. The call to those who follow Him is to be instruments of His peace.
Advent tells us that hope lives, a real lasting hope and expectation. In the midst of a cruel Roman empire, hope came. Today, the community of Christ is the conduit of hope in Christ alone. Hope lives!
Philippians 2 exhorts us to purse humility and focus on the needs of others. This same humility was embodied in the person of Jesus, who was given a name above every name by the Father. The revealing of Jesus to the world was done in a unique way. In contrast to the arrogant climate of His day, Jesus took the world’s stage as a Humble King.
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Listen to weekly messages from Oasis, a Vineyard church whose mission is to love the west side of Salt Lake. Join us in person on Sundays at 10 AM at 1750 West Carriage Square in Taylorsville,…