Aug 16
Series: Parables
pastor Brent looks at the Parable of the Prodigal Son in Luke 15:11-32 August 16 – Parable of the Prodigal
Aug 9
Series: Parables
Parables of the Lost Coin & the Lost Sheep in Luke 15:1-10 service & other notes https://occweb.org/news-and-updates/august-9-parable-of-lost-sheep-coin/
Brent Hargreaves / Aug. 9th 2020 / Luke 15
Upside Down Kingdom 5
Series: upside down kingdom
In the parable of the Prodigal Son, Jesus tells us about the love of God. Instead of using his power to force us to choose what’s best, God loves us so much that he gives us room to cause him pain in our relationship with him. And then when we do, he waits for us … Continue reading Upside Down Kingdom 5
Michael Bells / Jun. 10th 2019 / Romans 13 / Luke 15 / Genesis 3 / Ephesians 3 / Ephesians 5
Upside Down Kingdom 4
Series: upside down kingdom
Our perspective about what God is like deeply affects our relationship with him. Is he a distant, immovable being or does Jesus give us a different view of God? God is more upside down and different than many of us realize. The Pharisees are part of Jesus’ audience here in Luke 15. They were confident … Continue reading Upside Down Kingdom 4
Michael Bells / Jun. 2nd 2019 / Luke 15
Philemon (part 2)
Series: Greater Than
We wrap up our 2 part series on Philemon by looking at the Prodigal Son / Welcoming Father & living out Forgiveness
Michael Bells / Jan. 15th 2018 / Luke 15
questions: how to respond to unchristlike christians
Series: Questions
How do we respond to unchristlike people? Peace and reconciliation ought to lie at the centre of the church’s life and witness as we reflect Jesus out into the world. Christ on the cross unveils the identity and nature of God as one who reaches out to the other, even the enemy, and seeks … Continue reading questions: how to respond to unchristlike christians
Michael Bells / Jul. 23rd 2017 / Luke 15 / Jonah 4 / Micah 6
Feeling Insignificant Happens
Series: Stuff Happens
Most of us grew up wanting to be a superstar of some kind, whether it was an athlete, performer, or superhero. However, as we grow older, we recognize that we might be more ordinary than we thought. Yet, God wants us to know exactly how significant we are.
Michael Bells / Jan. 17th 2016 / Luke 15
God Doesn’t Speak Gibberish
Series: Spiritual Body Building
This will be the short synopsis of the message that will be used to pique their interest and get them to read more.