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Let’s see those 6:00 meals! I’ll go first…- Pastor Aaron
09/07/2026

Let’s see those 6:00 meals! I’ll go first…
- Pastor Aaron

As you prepare for the Daniel fast next week, here’s a picture of a food table you can have.
08/25/2026

As you prepare for the Daniel fast next week, here’s a picture of a food table you can have.

Matthew 5:6 — “Blessed are those who hunger and thirst for righteousness, for they will be filled.”I was talking to some...
08/25/2026

Matthew 5:6 — “Blessed are those who hunger and thirst for righteousness, for they will be filled.”

I was talking to someone Sunday morning between services about how they have lost weight and are feeling better and our conversation leaned in to how the food we eat is literally killing our bodies. And then the pharmaceutical companies profit off of it because of all the medication we take to fight how our bodies react to the food we eat.

The reality is that we have become addicted to food, and we don’t even realize it. But when we start fasting, the body starts fighting. Signals start firing in our brain to tell us that we “need” to eat this or that…and it’s really a lie of the mind. We don’t need processed sugar. We don’t need fried food. We don’t need the things that our body tells us we need. And when we fast, the struggle is REAL!

Fasting denies the flesh so that our spirit can become more in tune with God. It’s a spiritual discipline unlike any other. Fasting creates “hunger”…that’s the whole point. It exposes our appetites. But there’s a different kind of hunger that changes us for the better. Hunger is the spiritual recognition that what we have experienced of God is wonderful, but there’s still more of Him to know.

When I’ve eating the wrong things, I’m not hungry for the right kind of food. In the same way, when we’ve consumed the wrong things spiritually, we’re not hungry for more of God. Hunger for God often grows when we realize that nothing else can satisfy the deepest places of our souls. Success won’t do it. ‘Stuff’ won’t do it. The TV won’t do it. Even relationships can’t occupy the place that belongs to God. There is a void in our lives that God wants to fill, but as long as we keep filling it with the things of this world we will keep living unhealthy spiritual lives.

When my 6-week old granddaughter is hungry, she cries. And when she cries, everybody jumps to feed her! Fasting creates hunger - not just physically, but spiritually. And if you’re really hungry for more of God, cry out to Him and He’ll jump to satisfy you with more of His presence, power and love. Fasting reminds us that our soul’s greatest appetite should not be more FROM Him, but more OF Him.

“Lord, fill me with more of You. Let my physical hunger translate into a spiritual hunger that only You can satisfy. ”

We had such an incredible time Saturday at Magnolia Manor in Midway for Deke Day! ❤️After turning our volunteers into an...
08/25/2026

We had such an incredible time Saturday at Magnolia Manor in Midway for Deke Day! ❤️

After turning our volunteers into an impromptu choir, Deborah Kane shared a powerful devotion that encouraged everyone. Then it was time for BINGO! Our LOC family jumped right in, helping residents play, laugh, and win some great prizes.

We ended the day by showing some love to the incredible nurses and staff, handing out goodie bags as a small way of saying thank you for the care and compassion they give every day.

This is what it looks like to take the love of Jesus beyond the walls of the church and into our community.

Would you help us celebrate and thank the best Kingdom Builders on the planet for showing up, serving well, and making a difference? We love and appreciate every one of you! 🙌❤️

As Joshua prepared the nation of Israel to cross the Jordan River, he reminded them, “You have not passed this way befor...
08/24/2026

As Joshua prepared the nation of Israel to cross the Jordan River, he reminded them, “You have not passed this way before.” In other words, this is different. This is new.

Today, we begin Day 1 of our 21 Days of Consecration at Live Oak Church. For some of you, this will be your first time fasting. Many of you have never participated in anything quite like this before. I want to encourage you from the very beginning: you can do this.
Having walked through this season of fasting for many years, I also want to be real with you—it will be challenging. There will probably be days when you feel like quitting. There may be moments when you say, “This is too hard. I don’t know if I can keep doing this.” Resist the urge to give up.

Difficult does not mean impossible.

Stay with it. Keep praying. Keep seeking. Keep reminding yourself why you started. And when you reach the end of these 21 days, I believe you will be grateful that you did not quit.

But for those of you who have participated in this fast at Live Oak for several years, I want to offer a different word of caution.

It’s easy to repeat something familiar and simply go through the motions because, “This is what we do every year.” There’s a danger in allowing something sacred to become routine.

Routine can become the enemy of expectation if we are not careful.

You may know what foods to give up. You may know how the schedule works. But I need you to understand: you may have fasted before, but you have never stood at this moment before.

This is a different season. You are in a different place. Your family is in a different place. Our church is in a different place. And God may be preparing to do something in your life that you have never experienced before.

So don’t merely repeat the discipline—renew your heart toward it.

Raise your expectation.

Don’t enter these 21 days saying, “I know how this goes.” Enter them saying, “God, show me what I have never seen. Speak to me in a fresh way. Change what needs to change in me. Prepare me for what You have prepared for me.”

Expect God to reveal Himself in a new way this time.

The method may feel familiar, but the territory is not. The fast may be familiar, but this moment is not.

You have not passed this way before.

- Pastor Aaron

08/23/2026

Good morning, and welcome to Live Oak Church! We are so excited that you chose to worship online with us, and we hope and pray that you are blessed by today’s service

To learn more about us:
www.liveoakchurch.org

If you would like to contribute and help the ministry:
Https://tithe.ly/give_new/www/…

If you have decided to Follow Christ! We are thrilled to welcome you into the Family of God. Text “LIFE” to (912) 400-0750. We want to celebrate with you!!!

No copyright infringement is intended. We do not own nor claim the rights to any of the music or content shared.

08/16/2026

Good morning, and welcome to Live Oak Church! We are so excited that you chose to worship online with us, and we hope and pray that you are blessed by today’s service

To learn more about us:
www.liveoakchurch.org

If you would like to contribute and help the ministry:
Https://tithe.ly/give_new/www/…

If you have decided to Follow Christ! We are thrilled to welcome you into the Family of God. Text “LIFE” to (912) 400-0750. We want to celebrate with you!!!

No copyright infringement is intended. We do not own nor claim the rights to any of the music or content shared.

D-GROUPS START TOMORROW! 🙌🏽Join us tomorrow night for D-Groups—a time to connect, grow, and go deeper in faith together....
08/11/2026

D-GROUPS START TOMORROW! 🙌🏽

Join us tomorrow night for D-Groups—a time to connect, grow, and go deeper in faith together. 📖❤️

Drop off your kids at the church between 6:15 and 6:30 PM...dinner is on us! 🍽️

We’ll see you tomorrow! 🙌🏽

BIG DAY SUNDAY at Live Oak Church! 🌿🙌🏽From baptisms and child dedications to praying over our students, teachers, and sc...
08/11/2026

BIG DAY SUNDAY at Live Oak Church! 🌿🙌🏽

From baptisms and child dedications to praying over our students, teachers, and schools, Sunday was a beautiful reminder of God’s faithfulness. 🙏🏽📚

We also had the opportunity to bless our community with free haircuts and food from Jose Arias! 💈🍽️

What a powerful day of worship, celebration, prayer, and serving others. We’re so grateful for all God is doing at Live Oak Church! ❤️

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296 Live Oak Church Road
Hinesville, GA
31313

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 1pm
Tuesday 9am - 1pm
Wednesday 9am - 1pm
Thursday 9am - 1pm
Sunday 10:30am - 12:15pm

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