Oasis On Demand

Living just for yourself is too small a thing. You belong to the family of God. So, find your place and live, giving away what is given to you.

Are we hearing and following Jesus' teaching? Look at Jesus' example of praying, modeling transparency, showing and empowering people, and serving people. The motivation is love.

If you have ever felt like you have to be something you are not, there is hope. Christ doesn't label us. We belong.

Matthew 28:19-20 records Jesus’s final words to His disciples about making disciples.  It reminds us of the importance of this focus for the church at large and for Oasis.  Daniel exhorts us to consider what our next steps should be as we grow in this area of discipleship and the importance of each of us being mentored in the gifts that God has given us.

Jacob concludes this series with a final challenge to be faithful with our "yes's" as we live out our response to Christ's invitations. We don't know where our "yes's" will lead. But, we do know that in God's kingdom economy, "What is sown in weakness is raised in promise," and it all begins with a "yes!"

John continues our series on avoiding shallow living, and in so doing, he challenges us to consider how we can transform our lives and rid ourselves of tiny ambitions.

We are overly stimulated by technology and committed to trends that will not create new value in our lives. Instead, they push us toward more and more shallow living. Jacob continues his series as he explores how we can avoid these pitfalls and find new depth in our lives.

There are forces in life that are constantly pushing us toward shallower living.  How can we curtail this shift toward the shallow?  Listen in as Jacob suggests concrete tips, and so kicks off a new series focused on building a more fruitful life in Christ.

God is, at His core, love. On the other hand, wrath is His careful opposition to those things in conflict with who He is, that being sin and evil. Thus, wrath, is not who He is, but what He does. Daniel takes on a complex and uncomfortable topic, because how we view a holy God effects how we live.

Montha was not expecting suffering in her young life. As she navigated a surprising diagnosis, she wrestled with the question, "Why me?" With candor, Montha shares her journey into increasing physical weakness, while discovering new depths of an ever-present, loving Father.