Oasis City || Canada

In this powerful message from John 5, we explore Jesus’ encounter with the paralyzed man at the Pool of Bethesda—a place known as the house of mercy and grace. After 38 years of waiting, Jesus asks a life-changing question: “Do you want to be made well?” This sermon unpacks the difference between wanting help and truly wanting healing, the danger of returning to old “mats,” and the call to move from a victim mentality into victorious faith. You’ll be challenged to examine what may be keeping...

In this powerful sermon, “Hold Out Your Hand,” we look at Mark 3:1-6, where Jesus heals the man with the withered hand. This message is a reminder that Jesus sees you, knows what you’re going through, and is calling you to bring Him the very thing you’ve been trying to hide. Whether you’re facing disappointment, anxiety, fear, physical sickness, spiritual dryness, financial pressure, broken relationships, or a need for breakthrough, the invitation of Jesus is still the same: hold out your han...

What do we do when the storm hits and the water starts rising? This message takes us into one of the most vivid and relatable scenes in all of Scripture — the moment when Jesus and his disciples are caught in a fierce storm on the lake, found in Luke 8:22-25. Jesus had personally said 'let's cross to the other side,' and yet the storm came anyway. That tension is at the heart of what we explore together: the fact that smooth and safe are not the same thing. Being in the will of God does not g...

What happens when we come down from the mountain of a powerful spiritual experience and walk straight into the mess of real life? That is exactly the tension we explore in this message drawn from Mark chapter 9, where Jesus descends from the Mount of Transfiguration and immediately encounters a desperate father, a suffering child, and a crowd caught up in argument rather than action. The central lesson is striking: the Father's business is not debate, it is deliverance. We are challenged to a...

What if the greatest obstacle to living a life of purpose is not a lack of direction, but a posture of striving rather than receiving? This message cuts straight to the heart of that tension. Drawing from Ephesians 1:3, which declares that we are already blessed with every spiritual blessing in Christ, we are challenged to stop chasing what God has already placed in our hands. The shift from striving to receiving is not passive -- it is a deeply active, humble decision to trust that God is th...