Oakhaven Church Podcast

We begin a journey through the Book of James today. The oldest of Mary and Joseph's other sons, James eventually becomes the leader of the "mother church" in Jerusalem in spite of not believing in his older brother at first. James writes with a voice of practical authority, with themes of (1) facing trials in the Christian life, (2) the need for godly wisdom, and (3) issues surrounding wealth and poverty; all themes we need to visit two millennia later. To investigate this most importan...

There are plenty of times when we go through our day - whether it’s a complicated, challenging kind of day or a whistle while you walk kind of day - and forget to check in with the One who’s always with us. Sometimes until we are in over our head and finally cry out for help. As we enter a new season (a little tardy but based on the Jewish calendar), we remind ourselves of the basics of connecting with God in prayer in good times and in bad, for better for worse, for richer for poorer…. Luke ...

On the heels of our special 50th Anniversary Jubilee celebration last week at Oakhaven, we revisit the concepts of perspective, priorities, stewardship, and freedom that God prescribes for His people at Jubilee. Key among those concepts is God’s call upon us to bear that message of freedom to those around us, to think practically about what it looks like to come alongside people as God shows us through Emmanuel, God with us. We are called to think and act intentionally about the world around ...

As we celebrate 50 years of service to the Lord and His people in Oshkosh, Wisconsin, we hear words of encouragement and commission from founding leaders Don Truitt, Vic King and Deb Cleveland. To investigate this most important of stories further, go here.

Jesus accomplishes so many things in His mission, and there are layers to our salvation that the Apostle Paul delights to mix together in his descriptions of what the Lord has done for us, especially in the Book of Romans. To investigate this most important of stories further, go here.