OKC Community Podcast

The Way of Life (Part 12). Today’s culture greatly influences what we want day to day. As followers of Jesus we must find the way through the prevailing culture’s ways in order to tap into our most holy and meaningful desires. 

The Way of Life (Part 11). Jesus ends His sermon on the mount with strong instruction to put into practice the things He has taught. So how do we deal with the gap many of us have between what we know (his teachings) and what we actually do (our practices).

The Way of Life (Part 10). So many of us experience spiritual doubts, distance, or failure. In those moments we feel so far away. Jesus understands and shows us that spiritual renewal and breakthrough is always closer than we think. (Mark 9:14-29)

The Way of Life (Part 9). Leslie shares from Matthew 16:13-16 about the most pivotal question in the gospels that we can easily shift into the wrong perspective. We must get this one right!

The Way of Life (Part 8). Winning in our culture sometimes feels like the only thing anyone cares about and it’s coming at a high cost. So what happens when we quit trying to win? (Mark 8:34-38)

The Way of Life (Part 7). A declaration of Jesus Is Lord shapes who we are and creates an uncommon way of life where lordship is expressed in abiding. (John 15:1-11)

The Way of Life (Part 6). What is the role of memory in our faith? There are some things we are supposed to forget and some things we are supposed to remember. When we remember rightly our faith and our lives we’ll be transformed. (Mark 8:1-21)

The Way of Life (Part 5). Jesus has paved a way of life for us that isn’t controlled by fear, worry, or anxiety; instead he flips those things on their heads and fear can be the catalyst to propel us instead of the snare that stops us.

The Way of Life (Part 4). We are encouraged throughout life to rise to the top, but Jesus’ way of success or greatness is opposite of what we’re told. Jesus redefines the way we must lead our lives.

The Way of Life (Part 3). The powerful story of Mark 2 shows us the way to Jesus isn’t always the conventional way. Conviction and calling doesn’t always mean paved pathways and open doorways… his ways break through to the unexpected.