Oso Creek Church

06/07/2026

This Sunday, Pastor Greg continues the series "Surrender: The Mouth & the Mind" with Part 2, focusing on the battle for our minds. Romans 12 teaches that believers are called to be transformed by the renewing of their minds rather than conformed to the patterns of the world. Our thoughts influence our hearts, words, and actions, making the mind one of the greatest spiritual battlefields we face. Through the power of the Holy Spirit, we can take our thoughts captive, tear down strongholds, and replace worldly thinking with God's truth. As we set our minds on Christ and think biblically, we discover greater peace, spiritual strength, and the fruit of a life fully surrendered to Him.

05/31/2026

Pastor Greg begins a new message series, "Surrender: The Mouth & the Mind," with Part 1 focusing on the power of our words. James 3 reminds us that although the tongue is small, it has tremendous influence. Our words can bring healing and encouragement, or they can cause hurt and destruction. Scripture teaches that what comes out of our mouths reveals what is truly in our hearts.

In a culture where words are often spoken carelessly, God calls His people to recognize the responsibility that comes with speech. Jesus taught that we will give an account for every careless word, and our words often leave a lasting impact on those around us. The question is not simply what we are saying, but what our words reveal about the condition of our hearts. Are we producing good fruit, speaking life, and drawing others toward Christ?

The good news is that God does not leave us to fight this battle alone. Through the power of the Holy Spirit, He can transform our hearts and, in turn, our speech. As we yield ourselves to Him, He helps us speak words that build others up, encourage faith, and bring glory to Christ. Join us as we discover how surrendering our mouths to God begins with surrendering our hearts to Him.

05/31/2026

Pastor Greg begins a new message series, "Surrender: The Mouth & the Mind," with Part 1 focusing on the power of our words. James 3 reminds us that although the tongue is small, it has tremendous influence. Our words can bring healing and encouragement, or they can cause hurt and destruction. Scripture teaches that what comes out of our mouths reveals what is truly in our hearts.

In a culture where words are often spoken carelessly, God calls His people to recognize the responsibility that comes with speech. Jesus taught that we will give an account for every careless word, and our words often leave a lasting impact on those around us. The question is not simply what we are saying, but what our words reveal about the condition of our hearts. Are we producing good fruit, speaking life, and drawing others toward Christ?

The good news is that God does not leave us to fight this battle alone. Through the power of the Holy Spirit, He can transform our hearts and, in turn, our speech. As we yield ourselves to Him, He helps us speak words that build others up, encourage faith, and bring glory to Christ. Join us as we discover how surrendering our mouths to God begins with surrendering our hearts to Him.

05/24/2026

This Sunday, Pastor Greg shares a Memorial Day message titled “Are You Burning The Burnt Offering?” As we remember those who sacrificed for our freedom, we also reflect on the sacrifice Jesus made for all mankind—and the sacrifice we are called to make in return. Romans 12 reminds us that our lives are to be offered to God as living sacrifices, fully surrendered and devoted to Him.

In the Old Testament, the burnt offering represented complete dedication and commitment to God. It came after the sin offering, symbolizing a life of devotion after forgiveness. Because Jesus became the final and perfect sacrifice for us, we now respond by surrendering ourselves completely to Him—body, soul, heart, and life.

This message is a call to wholehearted worship and surrender. Following Jesus is a conscious and willing act as we deny ourselves, take up our cross, and follow Him. When our lives are truly surrendered to God, worship becomes more than a song—it becomes the way we live. Jesus was the sin offering for us; we are the burnt offering for Him.

05/24/2026

This Sunday, Pastor Greg shares a Memorial Day message titled “Are You Burning The Burnt Offering?” As we remember those who sacrificed for our freedom, we also reflect on the sacrifice Jesus made for all mankind—and the sacrifice we are called to make in return. Romans 12 reminds us that our lives are to be offered to God as living sacrifices, fully surrendered and devoted to Him.

In the Old Testament, the burnt offering represented complete dedication and commitment to God. It came after the sin offering, symbolizing a life of devotion after forgiveness. Because Jesus became the final and perfect sacrifice for us, we now respond by surrendering ourselves completely to Him—body, soul, heart, and life.

This message is a call to wholehearted worship and surrender. Following Jesus is a conscious and willing act as we deny ourselves, take up our cross, and follow Him. When our lives are truly surrendered to God, worship becomes more than a song—it becomes the way we live. Jesus was the sin offering for us; we are the burnt offering for Him.

05/17/2026

This Sunday, Pastor Greg shares a message titled “When My Foot Slips” from Psalm 94:17-19. Life often feels unstable, uncertain, and overwhelming, but even in our weakest moments, God remains our steady help. When we feel like we are slipping under the weight of anxiety, fear, failure, or emotional struggles, His steadfast love holds us up.

This message is a reminder that faith is not pretending to be strong—it is trusting the Lord when we are weak. God does not abandon us in our struggles; He comforts us, strengthens us, and carries us through the difficult seasons of life. Even when our hearts are filled with many cares, Jesus offers rest, peace, and hope that the world cannot give.

Join us as we are encouraged by the truth that although we may feel uncertain at times, God’s grip is never weak. His mercy sustains us, His presence comforts us, and His faithfulness keeps us standing.

05/10/2026

05/03/2026

Join us for a night of worship as we gather to lift up the name of Jesus, reflect on His goodness, and seek His presence together. Come expectant, come as you are, and be refreshed in His grace.

05/03/2026

This Sunday, Pastor Greg shares a message titled “Jesus Calls Whom He Desires,” based on Mark 3. As Jesus called His disciples, Scripture makes it clear that He chose those He desired—intentionally, purposefully, and with divine determination. This reminds us of a powerful truth: our relationship with Christ does not begin with our choice of Him, but with His choice of us. In His love and grace, Jesus calls us to Himself, not because of who we are, but because of who He is.

Being chosen by Jesus is not only about salvation—it is also about identity and purpose. Scripture teaches that we are chosen with kindness, favor, and love, and that our true identity is found in Christ alone. We are no longer defined by the world or our past, but by the One who calls us His own. Jesus calls us friends, invites us into relationship with Him, and sets us apart to live lives that reflect His love and truth.

But His calling does not stop at relationship—it leads to mission. Jesus appoints those He calls to go and bear fruit, to live with purpose, and to be His witnesses in the world. Through the power of the Holy Spirit, we are equipped to walk in that calling. The message is clear and encouraging: you are chosen, you are called, and you are somebody in Christ.