Live Oak Christian Church Sermon Audio

A cautionary tale of a man (Jephthah) in the middle of an identity crisis.

Life is filled with noise, and when it comes to our identity, much of the noise comes from other people.

In order to truly know who we are, we must first understand who God is, and while it might surprise some people ... we are not God!

There are many influences that contribute to who you are, but your core identity is something special. As it turns out, you are a masterpiece ...

George Graves calls the church to be ONE amidst discrimination and disagreement.

Scott Beebe challenges us to get into God's Word and be ready!

Eric Campbell continues from the Journey series, taking a look at the armour of God and our need to always be prepared

A message from Live Oak's own Charlie Dray, a call to repentance and belief.

The story of the Bible is about “oneness": oneness with the Father, oneness with each other, oneness with creation. The stories of Joseph, David, the three Hebrews in the fire, and Jonah all tell stories that show us more than we think and connect to the greater story of the One.

The story of the Bible is about “oneness": oneness with the Father, oneness with each other, oneness with creation. The stories of Joseph, David, the three Hebrews in the fire, and Jonah all tell stories that show us more than we think and connect to the greater story of the One.

The story of the Bible is about “oneness": oneness with the Father, oneness with each other, oneness with creation. The stories of Joseph, David, the three Hebrews in the fire, and Jonah all tell stories that show us more than we think and connect to the greater story of the One.

The story of the Bible is about “oneness": oneness with the Father, oneness with each other, oneness with creation. The stories of Joseph, David, the three Hebrews in the fire, and Jonah all tell stories that show us more than we think and connect to the greater story of the One.

The story of the Bible is about “oneness": oneness with the Father, oneness with each other, oneness with creation. The stories of Joseph, David, the three Hebrews in the fire, and Jonah all tell stories that show us more than we think and connect to the greater story of the One.

Pastor Eric continues to share insights from our year-long Bible reading plan. Today's message focuses on today's culture and God's strategies, taken from 1 Samuel 5.

The story of the Bible is about “oneness": oneness with the Father, oneness with each other, oneness with creation. The stories of Joseph, David, the three Hebrews in the fire, and Jonah all tell stories that show us more than we think and connect to the greater story of the One.

When life hits hard, it plunges us into a sea of questions we hoped we'd never have to ask. But when you feel broken, abandoned, and struggling to find answers, there's a beacon in the storm. A message series focusing on the book of Habakkuk, Hope in the Dark shows us how we can cling to God even when our circumstances are overwhelming because He will carry us through the storm.

When life hits hard, it plunges us into a sea of questions we hoped we'd never have to ask. But when you feel broken, abandoned, and struggling to find answers, there's a beacon in the storm. A message series focusing on the book of Habakkuk, Hope in the Dark shows us how we can cling to God even when our circumstances are overwhelming because He will carry us through the storm.

When life hits hard, it plunges us into a sea of questions we hoped we'd never have to ask. But when you feel broken, abandoned, and struggling to find answers, there's a beacon in the storm. A message series focusing on the book of Habakkuk, Hope in the Dark shows us how we can cling to God even when our circumstances are overwhelming because He will carry us through the storm.

Whether you've heard the Easter story a hundred times or if it's still brand new to you, we invite you to LOOK AGAIN ... there is more here than meets the eye ...

If you only had one week left to make a difference, what would you focus on? Who would you spend time with? What would you want to say and do? Jesus spent his final week establishing his authority, focusing on his calling, defining his most important teaching, and ultimately, giving his life for us.