So… here’s the question: When God’s name suffers because of the behavior of his followers, what can you do? The answer to this question is critical, because someone’s view and understanding of God may be hinging on your response. Join us at OSL for worship Sunday morning as we look to Daniel and friends for examples of what we can do when others put God down. Pastor Deb

Jeremiah prophesies for over forty years under the most difficult circumstances. During his prophetic ministry he is beaten, arrested, imprisoned, and suspended in a muddy pit. Yet he continues to faithfully prophesy. Jeremiah is an example of resilience: the refusal to give up when things get difficult. As we explore Jeremiah’s ministry during worship on Sunday morning at 9:30 am, we will discover how to remain faithful over the long…Keep Reading

Words have power, and proper use of that power requires wisdom. Join us at worship on Sunday morning at 9:30 am as we explore the positive uses of the power of speech and look to the book of Proverbs to give us direction for exercising wisdom in what we say. Pastor Deb

“Hey, God. It’s me again. I am being asked to do something very difficult. It might even cost me my life. But yet I know it is something you want me to do. Something I need to do! How can I find courage when I need it?” Esther might have spoken a prayer similar to this. She seemed to find the courage she needed to save her people. How did…Keep Reading

How do you rebuild after a disaster? Many of us, unfortunately, have needed to figure that out in our lives. We are not alone. As we read through the Old Testament we realize that God’s Chosen People had to rebuild their lives over and over and over again. What can we learn from them and apply to our lives today?

Join us on Sunday morning at 9:30 am as we look to Nehemiah and his leadership as the Israelites once again are in a place of rebuilding.