Oasis On Demand

Are our relationships suffering, because we don’t have time for them? Are we too busy for a relationship with the Father? Many of us suffer from the “hurry sickness.” We’ve bought into the lie that time is money, and so we are only as valuable as what we produce.  In this pattern, our relationships suffer—at work, at home, and, yes, at church. Phil concludes that the most important things in our lives cannot be rushed, and bottom line, God did not call us to this frantic lifestyle.  Listen to this exhortation to “eliminate hurry” and change the tempo of your life.

In order to eliminate  the False narratives that keep us in a cycle of defeat, we must, as the scripture tells us, renew our minds with the truth of Jesus.  Daniel gives us a picture of what this looks like as he exhorts us to train our souls with the Spirit-led disciplines of life in Christ.

When we accept Jesus as our Savior, he also becomes the shepherd of our lives. As our good Shepherd, He protects and directs.  Our role is to listen and follow   In this message, Darrell explains what it means to be sheep who follow their good Shepherd even in those inconvenient moments.

Jesus says, “I am the gate for the sheep.” He declares in John 10 that He is the only gate through which to enter, and His sheep will hear his voice and walk through.  Darrell breaks down the context of this word picture, whereby we are all invited to enter in and find life.