On 19 January 2020 we are going to enter into guided prayer for 21 days. Why start on 19 January rather than on 1 January? For many people, 1 January is still holiday time and so to begin something new is not on their agenda. The 19th of January is the date when many people who made New Years Resolution, stop keeping their resolution. So we are going to start
Our closing song on Sunday was “I Will Look Up” As you are praying this week... physically move your body (or at least your head) into these positions: up - down - back - ahead. Because of Jesus. Lord of all. I will look up for there is none above You I will bow down to tell You that I need You Jesus Lord of all I will look back
January 9 OCC Jr High | 6:30pm Griefshare | 7:00pm January 10 Men's LIFEGroup | 8am January 11 Men's Breakfast | 8am January 12 9:30am Pancake Breakfast 10:00am OCCKids | Fullness | Judi & Janice sharing about Ethiopia Don't forget food items for Sharing Place January 13 CAP Money Course | 6:30pm
Some of you did not have great father figures. Some of you had fathers who passed away before they could give you a blessing. Others of you for one reason or another were or are unable to receive a blessing from your father. I want to offer the blessings of the Heavenly Father through myself an earthly father. This type of blessing is seen in Numbers 6 as God blessed
As followers | disciples | apprentices | learners of Jesus we are to know somethings and to live out somethings. We often call what we are to know doctrine | beliefs. What we are to live out we often call spiritual formation | disciplines | practices. It is not one or the other, but both-and. We are to know the good news and we are to live out the good
Happy New Year. Welcome to a new year, a new decade. Here are a few reminders. Events You can always find out what is happening at OCC by checking our events page and our news and events page. Prayer You can share prayer requests and answers to prayer through the OCC Prayer Group on Facebook. Contact Melanie to be added to the group. Most months, the first Sunday night of the
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Joy is one of the surest signs of the kingdom of God. Joy, deep joy, not simply happiness or gladness but joy. Isaiah 35:1-10 Psalm 95 Romans 1:7, 15:13 Matthew 1:18-25 Luke 2:1-14
This Messiah will demonstrate and embody Love. Jesus, the Messiah, loves in a way that that goes far beyond how we often view love. His love extends to all. Psalm 146:5-10 Luke 1:46-55 James 5:7-10 Matthew 11:2-11
The promise of the coming Messiah is that he will bring Peace – not just the wish for peace, but a peace that includes justice, breaks down the walls between people, and declares that there is a new way of living. Isaiah 11:1-10 Psalm 72:1-7, 18-19 Romans 15:4-13 Matthew 3:1-12
