Red Hills Church - Messages

PASTOR MARSHALL OCHS | AUGUST 23, 2026

In this message, Pastor Marshall teaches from Deuteronomy 20, which teaches that God’s people are called to face conflict with courage, proper priorities, and confidence in God’s presence and victory. While the battlefield has changed for believers today, the spiritual war continues against sin, fear, and inward rebellion, and we fight with God’s Word, prayer, and worship—walking in the victory Christ has already won.

PASTOR MARSHALL OCHS | AUGUST 16, 2026

In this message, Pastor Marshall teaches from Deuteronomy 18-19, which reveals God’s desire for His people to live in a community shaped by dependence on Him, obedience to His Word, justice, and truth. Through priests, prophets, cities of refuge, and laws concerning witnesses, God points His people toward Christ—the ultimate Prophet and refuge—and calls them to reflect His character by speaking truth and rejecting deception.

PASTOR MARSHALL OCHS | AUGUST 9, 2026

In this message, Pastor Marshall teaches from Deuteronomy 16-17, which reminds God's people to order every part of life around Him—through rhythms of worship, His definitions of justice and holiness, and humble submission to the authority structures He establishes. Moses emphasizes that God alone sets the standards, seasons, and boundaries for His people, and true freedom is found not in redefining them, but in trusting Christ and living within the life-giving limits He provides.

PASTOR MARSHALL OCHS | AUGUST 2, 2026

In this message, Pastor Marshall teaches from Deuteronomy 14-15, which emphasizes that God's people are called to live differently because they belong to Him, allowing their identity in Christ to shape how they treat their bodies, consume food, handle money, care for others, and order their lives. The sermon highlights that the Old Testament instructions point to enduring principles of holiness, generosity, and Sabbath rhythms, ultimately calling believers to choose God in every area of daily life by living with open-handed compassion, grateful worship, and the confidence that they are chosen and forgiven.

PASTOR MARSHALL OCHS | JULY 26, 2026

In this message, Pastor Marshall teaches from Deuteronomy 12-13, which calls God's people to worship Him according to His design rather than adopting the practices of surrounding cultures, emphasizing that true worship flows from wholehearted devotion and ultimately finds its fulfillment in Jesus Christ, the perfect sacrifice. Because God has graciously chosen and saved His people, they are called to respond with lives of complete worship, joyful community, and unwavering faithfulness, guarding themselves against anything that would lead them away from Him.

PASTOR MARSHALL OCHS | JULY 19, 2026

In this message, Pastor Marshall teaches from Deuteronomy 11. In this chapter, Moses reminds Israel that although God has chosen them, they must continually choose Him through obedient living—in their work, worship, homes, and everyday decisions. Looking back at God's faithfulness and the consequences of rebellion, Deuteronomy 11 presents a clear choice between blessing and curse, a theme that ultimately points forward to Jesus' call to choose the path that leads to life.

PASTOR MARSHALL OCHS | JULY 12, 2026

In this message, Pastor Marshall teaches from Deuteronomy 9-10. In these chapters, Moses reminds Israel that God's blessings are never earned by their own righteousness but are rooted in His faithfulness, mercy, and covenant promises. Moses uses Israel's repeated rebellion—including the golden calf—as a story that exposes their need for God's grace, highlights the power of intercession, and calls them to respond by humbly loving God, caring for others, and allowing Him to transform their hearts.

PASTOR MARSHALL OCHS | JULY 5, 2026

In this message, Pastor Marshall teaches from Deuteronomy 7-8. Moses warns Israel of two dangers that could lead them away from God: the external influence of surrounding cultures, and the internal temptation of pride. While God promises victory and blessing, His people must remain wholly devoted to Him by remembering that every blessing comes from His faithfulness rather than their own strength. Ultimately, the antidote to both worldliness and pride is to continually remember God's past faithfulness and live in humble dependence on Him.

PASTOR MARSHALL OCHS | JUNE 28, 2026

In this message, Pastor Marshall teaches from Deuteronomy 5-6., which reminds God's people that the Law was never meant to earn their salvation but to serve as the "house rules" for those He had already rescued. The Ten Commandments reveal a life of reverent love for God and others, while Moses emphasizes that God's Word should be woven into every part of daily life so future generations remember His faithfulness and walk in His ways. Jesus fulfills these instructions by summarizing them as loving God wholeheartedly and loving our neighbors, calling believers today to wrap their lives in His Word.

PASTOR MARSHALL OCHS | JUNE 21, 2026

In this message, Pastor Marshall teaches from Deuteronomy 4. Standing at the edge of the Promised Land, Moses tells a new generation two more stories, one a blessing and one a curse, and warns them not to forget. The pull toward idols, is real, but so is the mercy that says no one is ever too far gone. It all comes down to a single Hebrew word that shapes how God's people are meant to live.