Cultivating a Life of Breakout
Yesterday we concluded at Western Oaks our series on Breakout—where we looked at how Nehemiah led a city and a people to be rebuilt and…
Yesterday we concluded at Western Oaks our series on Breakout—where we looked at how Nehemiah led a city and a people to be rebuilt and…
Over the course of the last few weeks we have been diving into the book of Nehemiah on Sunday mornings, gleaning from Nehemiah's account of…
How many of us have seen the commercials, the advertisements, the marketing schemes that try and sell us a product or service? In a few…
This morning I was thinking about the nature of the church. I believe it is important for leaders as well as believers to know and…
If your kids are like mine, at some point they scream. Not only do they scream, but they keep on screaming. It is noisy, loud,…
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In a couple of weeks I will be starting a new series around the whole idea of Breakout. The definition I am working from is,…
Every year millions of people have wonderful seasonal expectations of Christmas. From sales, to music, to family gatherings, to presents Christmas brings wonderful expectations for…
Yesterday I wrapped up my first series as the Lead Pastor of Western Oaks. Over the past five weeks I have been contending that our…
It is not uncommon for a church to need change. In fact, the corporate church body is like individual believers. Individual believers need constant change.…
Continue reading → Revitalization: It Can Do Your Body (Church) Good
This past Sunday in my message I spoke to the fact that part of our function as image bearers—created in the image of God—was to…