The writer of Hebrews warns us about drifting. Drifting spiritually can cause us to end up in places we never want to be. We drift spiritually because we quit paying attention to what and who is important. This message helps us address the drift.

Vision and mission are vital, but there is another aspect of church life that has the potential to undermine the success in achieving a mission and vision. In this message we define the set of cultural values we pursue as a church.

In this message we are challenged to embrace our God-given purpose - Build The Kingdom.

We were not created to live in isolation. We were created to live in community. Investing in others and being invested in is one of the great joys of our faith journey.

Week three of our All In series is meant to help our church members learn what their next step is after accepting the invite to attend church at OBC.

The invitation from Jesus, to all who would follow Him, is to come and see. Seeing does not mean simply using our visual senses. There is so much more to it. So what exactly is the invitation? Listen to this episode to find out.

All In is a message series designed to lead our church to be committed to our mission and vision. In this message we take a look how trends in our country and community point to a need to consider our approaches and go all in on doing whatever it takes to reach and disciple people.

In our final message in the Sermon on the Mount, Jesus is going to use an illustration of two builders in order to teach one final lesson on the tests of a true believer.

In this week's message in the Sermon On the Mount, Jesus creates a clear divide between lost and saved, authentic and unauthentic. This creates an opportunity for us to evaluate where we really stand in our relationship with Jesus.

One of the most often misused verses in the Bible is found in Matthew 7:1, that says, "judge not." But if we read the rest of the Gospel of Matthew it would appear that Jesus did not mean that we are to never judge. So what is this verse getting at?