Sermons

Throughout scripture we see God’s almighty power at work, but do you see and experience the same power of God in your life?

In the story of Peter denying Jesus, we see a man go from boasting in his love for Jesus, to realizing he was an utter failure, in a matter of hours. Just as Jesus knew Peter would deny Him, Jesus knows our limitations, and what it will take to grow thro

In the final sermon of the series A Vision for the Church, Jeff speaks about “going” and reaching our neighbors to know and follow Christ.

The next installment of our series about how we fulfill our vision statement teaches how we give generously of our time, talents, heart, money, and as a church, because of all Jesus has given to us.

In A Vision for the Church, we’re learning how Oak City Church lives out and strives to fulfill its vision statement. This week Ken Cantrell taught about the myths, methods, and results of spiritual growth.

The vision statement for Oak City Church reads, “a family of learners, lovers, and givers reaching our neighbors to know and follow Jesus.” How we do that is by gathering, growing, giving, and going. In this new series we are exploring each o

A look at the events of Christ’s resurrection shows us that hope is not only essential, but rational and deeply personal.

For this conversation with Jesus, we are in the garden of Gethsemane, where Jesus prays and pleads with God to “let this cup pass from me.” In this conversation we are given a glimpse into how Christ dealt with stress, giving us an example to

This week we took a break from our current series to talk with several members of our Student Ministry about what they’ve learned while going through David Platt’s Bible study Follow Me.

The story of the Prodigal Son is possibly the best-known parable from the gospels because we all have a longing to be loved by a father, and particularly our Father in heaven. The story is miles deep, though, in dealing with the variety of things going o