Oak City Church

Abraham's response to Sarah's death shows just how far he has come

The disciples 'disbelieved for joy' when the resurrected Jesus showed up among them.

Unless a grain of wheat falls into the earth and dies, it remains alone; but if it dies, it bears much fruit - Jesus has known his 'hour' has been coming; how does he respond once it is here?

Lot is a case study for the reality that actions have consequence and that character is built one decision at a time.

What does Abraham's interaction with God say about how we should view justice, and about how God views us?

As the wait gets longer, hoping gets harder; We know it, and God knows it too

We are installing elders today, so I'm going to talk about church leadership and what a good shepherd looks like

God sees the injustice of his people, and Jesus makes it right.

Today's passage highlights the freedom, security and safety we have in our relationship with God because of who he is.

Who is Melchizedek and why does he matter?

Abraham and Sarah learn early that God takes the scenic route; How will God respond to their flaws?

Luke 2:5-6, 1 John 4:7-10, Luke 23: 44-46

Luke 2:8-14, John 16:20-24

Isaiah 9:6-7