This week, Kenny delivers a message on the importance of multiplying through church planting. He explains not only why it is important, but why we need to do it here in Birmingham

In this message, Jez challenges us to recognize how blessed we are. And since we are blessed, we are called to be a blessing to others. As we closed the sermon, Jez gave us a few questions to ask ourselves how we can use our blessings to bless others.

This message came on the heels of a celebration of baptism! In it, Jez quickly reviewed why we meet together throughout the week as scattered family units called Gospel Communities.

This week, Dan teaches us the importance of gathering together for celebrating and equipping. How each allows us to focus on Christ and growing as His disciples

This week, Dan delivered a message on the complementary nature of men and women. While we can share many of the same gifts and passions, men and women were not designed to do all the exact same things.

This week Kenny impressed the importance of prayer in our lives. He shared with us that when we pray we need to remember the posture of prayer, the pattern of prayer, and the power of prayer.

This week Kenny told us the Holy Spirit is how we can recharge our spiritual batteries when running on empty. But there are additional benefits to being filled with the Holy Spirit: we can understand Truth, we can obey the teachings of Jesus, we can follow the leading of Jesus, and we are never alone.

Jez wants us to be mindful of what influences shape us and why we need the Word to be the ultimate influence in our life. He reminds us of three reasons we should build our lives in the Word: first it has authority, second it has clarity, and finally it is necessary and sufficient.

This week Dan preaches out of the book of Romans. In this message, he teaches us how we can reorient ourselves around the gospel. When we reorient ourselves around the gospel we increasingly submit all of our lives to the Lordship of Christ with new priorities and affections given to us, through presenting ourselves to God, and through being transformed by the renewal of our minds.

In our ongoing series on the Vision and Values of OIKOS Church, Kenny talks about what it means to be a disciple that glorifies God. As a disciple, we are called to glorify God with our words, our wrath, our work, and our walk.