Oase Community Church

This week we have a confronting message on how pride leads to downfall and how true humility unlocks God's grace, freedom, and authority as we align our hearts with Christ.

There is no "I" in team, but there is a "Me" in team. We all have our own, special part to play in the body of Christ. 

Dying To Live unpacks the biblical truth that following Jesus means dying to the old self and living by the spirit. This preach explores what it means to crucify the flesh, surrender our own way, and walk in the freedom and new life that comes when Christ lives in us.

It's possible to follow the Holy Spirit or my flesh. Which one am I following?

God is doing a wonderful work of sanctification in all reborn believers through His spirit. But why? So He can display us as His "holy trophies"? No! There is a much greater reason!

When God asked Abraham to pack up his things and leave everything known to him behind, he obeyed God without knowing the destination.

Can you go without knowing?

If you are willing to go, you would probably experience the best year of your life.

The Bible teaches us that you will always reap what you sow. It also teaches us that the choice ours. Are we sowing into the flesh or into the Spirit? The fruit will tell.

In the bible the two are one and the same thing. Hearing the word of God and obedience to it are the two sides of the same coin. One cannot claim to have heard God without the evidence of obedience to what he has said. 

Our experience of gratitude is enhanced by understanding that something has been done for us that we could not possibly do for ourselves - Such as what God has done reconcile us to Him.  On the other hand, a posture of entitlement does the opposite - leaving us unfulfilled in our relationship with Him.

This world is fleeting and cannot satisfy, but the Kingdom of God is a treasure worth giving everything for. Jesus calls us to lay down our lives to gain what can never be lost.