The Book of Romans is possibly the single greatest piece of theological literature. It is certainly the greatest letter anyone has ever written. This series is a deep dive into this letter for the purpose of knowing the Gospel and it’s implications on our lives.

For many of us, Christmas has gone from being a season we enjoyed to being one we endure. We run so hard and deal with so many pressures that when the lights and decoration all go back in the box and into the attic, we feel as though we have missed Christmas. In this series we want to help you rediscover the joy of Christmas by studying through Luke 2.

Some of the most profound truths come in small word packages. One of these little packages is made up of two letters…it is the word “if.” Grammatically speaking, “if” is identified as a conditional particle. That is, it mentions conditions or circumstances upon which certain consequences follow. What if…our lives were meant to be more? What if…our habits were a little different? What if…small changes made the biggest difference? What if…Jesus is who he said he is? What if…we fully followed? New life can be found…if.

All of us have experienced seasons of waiting. Waiting in traffic…not fun. Waiting in long grocery store lines…not the best. Waiting on packages to arrive…Waiting in the dentist or doctors office…Waiting in drive thru…Waiting for your food to arrive…Waiting for the bathroom…Waiting of the light to turn green…Waiting for that important phone call…  All of these…not fun. But the heaviest WAIT of them all, the wait that seems to be the most strenuous, the wait that seems to create in us the most doubt, the wait that leads us to asking the most questions, the wait that feels the most crushing is when we find ourselves in the place of having to wait on God. This is a series about the life of Joseph and it will help to learn how to wait well.

Made For More is a series designed to help us dig in to that tension most of us have felt before, that we were made for more than what we are currently experiencing. We have probably all felt that way in our professional lives, in our relationships, and even in the church. What is that? How do we begin to fix it?

We have all been called to be disciple makers. But what does that mean? And where do we start?

Sometimes we have to look back in order to go forward. Hindsight is a series to help us all take a look back to remind us of where we are going.

The Covenant series will walk through 6 different biblical covenants leading up to Easter and the New Covenant in Jesus blood.

Most followers of Jesus are confident in Jesus ability to provide salvation and eternity in heaven. But what about all of our days here on earth? How confident are you that Jesus is with you and active on a daily basis? This series in the Book of Hebrews takes a look at the superiority of Jesus as the Great High Priest and what He is doing daily for all who call Him Lord.

Change is a constant. How we navigate change personally, professionally, and and spiritually is what will determine the success of our future. This is a series about navigating change well.

Christmas means the arrival of Jesus and the arrival of Jesus means the arrival of Hope.

In this series we discover what means to cultivate a culture of growth and specifically how that relates to our church.

A sermon series through the 7 miracles and 7 I AM statements recorded by John. 

Salvation is just the first step in our journey with Jesus. This series is designed to help our church know where to go after the first step.

Message Series designed to get us thinking about where we want to end up.

These are three stand alone messages.

This is a study through the Beatitudes of Jesus.

Once we come to faith in Christ, what comes next? This series is designed to help us move on to the next stage of your faith.

2020 has had its fair share of things being canceled. With the arrival of December, we need to remember that God's promises are never canceled. 

Renew The Vision is a series on the book of Haggai. This series is meant to challenge us to look inward so that we may determine if there are areas of our lives we need to give up to God so He can rebuild us.

This is a series geared towards answering questions that many of us have but haven't asked due to a lack of opportunity or a fear of appearing to lack faith. 

In the Book of 2 Samuel we read about a man named Benaiah. We are told that he went down into a pit and killed a lion on a day when snow had fallen. That action propelled him to the head of the King's security and onto the pages of God's Word. In life we are going to face some situations that create fear. What we do in those moments communicates who God is to the world around us. This series is geared toward helping us face our fears and chase our own lions.

The Periodic Table of Elements identifies an element based on the number of protons found in the nucleus. That number help us know what the element is. What if there was an identifier of authentic faith? In this series we take a look at the Fruit of the Spirit, the element, the identifier of authentic faith in the life of every believer.

What were we deciding when we decided to follow Jesus?  Why is it that have such a hard time not turning back from faithfully following? This series is designed to help us own our decision and equip us to faithfully follow Jesus.

There were four promises given by God in Exodus 6 to the nation of Israel. Today, these same four promises are given to us. See how these promises have been met in this series as we look toward the celebration of Jesus' Resurrection.

The church is made up of people from all walks of life. We are all different in our gifts and talents. Because we all have something unique about us, we need each other to reach the world with the Gospel. Listen in to found out how you can serve Christ at OBC.

Changing your life is only possible through changing of your mind. As the new year begins, the best decision you can make is to renew your mind. Examine with us how to do so by applying the Word of God to our lives.

Context determines our interpretation of situations. Take a look back with us at all God has done in 2019 and how He wants to bless us moving forward in 2020.

What appetites do you give yourself over to? What cravings can you not resist? What thing this holiday season do you think you have to have to be satisfied? Listen in as we hear how Jesus fulfills every appetite in our lives.

When writing to the church at Colossae, Paul argued that there was nothing else needed for salvation except Christ Alone. Even today, we believers can try to add and take away from Christ's completed work and His Word, even if we don't admit it. Join us as we remind ourselves that Christ is more than enough for all our needs.

The Holy Spirit is the least understood member of The Trinity and He is also the one who can have the most impact on our daily lives. This series will unpack who He is and how He influences us to live a life dedicated to Christ.

Growth doesn't happen in comfort zones.

It's not one big thing that changes your life, it's the small things done consistently. 

Many of us feel the need to serve others, but do not have the means or time to travel across the world to serve. While these missions are needed, there are plenty of opportunities to serve in our local communities!

We all have things in our lives that we need to let go. Join us as we look at some of the most common issues cluttering our spiritual lives.

Journey with us as we discover our true identity.

Aftermath: The period following an event and the effects caused by that event. What happens after the most significant events in our faith's history?

Check out this recap of our Students' D-Now Weekend.

Most all of us deal with moments of anger, but how can we handle this in a Godly manner?

We say we love so many things, but when's the last time we said, "I love my church"? Journey with us as we explore and highlight what's to love. 

New Year, Less Me. 

Finding Hope in the Christmas season. 

Exploring the Book of James. 

How different would your life look if you went All In with your faith?