Now that we know what it’s all about, how do we live out this celebration on Sunday? Listen as Pastor Greg describes how to navigate the tensions of outreach/discipleship, relevant/religious, order/creativity and giving/receiving.

We are supposed to rest, but how do we do that? How do we really connect with the Sabbath today? Listen as Pastor Greg explores the answers to those questions.

What is the “Lord’s Day”? Why is it important? How is it related to the Sabbath? Explore these questions with guest speaker Stephan Oldham.

Plans are great, but they require one simple ingredient. Find out what that is in this message and how it will greatly stretch us in the next 2 years as we seek to let God write HIStory through us.

As we live HIStory God grows us personally, but it is so that we can share HIStory with those around us and the rest of the world. Listen as Pastor Greg shares how we plan to SHARE it over the next 2 years. Find more information at OBCCHIStory.com.

God is changing lives here at Olive Branch and we should celebrate that. But we should also make sure that those who are saved learn to live HIStory. Listen as Pastor Greg explores how to LIVE it. Find more information at OBCCHIStory.com.

As we seek to let God write His story through us over the next 2 years, we plan on meeting some specific goals and seeing God work. Hear Pastor Greg share the first set of goals as we learn to love HIStory. Find more information at OBCCHIStory.com.

In this message we'll begin what may be the most important series ever taught at Olive Branch. We are going to see how God wants to write His story through us over the next 2 years. Find more information at OBCCHIStory.com.

We have looked inside ourselves and at our gifts and we have even seen that this Upgrade changes our love for each other. But what does it do to our love for our enemies or those that challenge us? That is tough, but it is the call of the Upgrade as we finish off this series in part four.

As we allow this upgrade to invade our lives, God will use us. But some real changes must occur in people outside the church community as well.