Sermons @ OCC

God doesn't just want your performance. He wants your heart. This four-week series through the book of Hosea invites us to see God's relentless pursuit of His people, even when they wander. Through prophetic poetry, broken covenants, and deep longing, we discover a God who is faithful when we are not, who confronts our idols, heals our wounds, and calls us to know Him—not just know about Him. Week by week, Hosea leads us to the One who still speaks, still loves, and still restores.

In this four-week series, we’ll walk through Jesus’ Sermon on the Mount (Matthew 5-7), discovering how Jesus redefines what it means to be blessed, righteous, and truly alive. This isn’t just about believing differently—it’s about living differently.

In addition to being a decorated or plastic egg, an "Easter Egg" is an unexpected feature in a piece of computer software or a movie, often included as a joke or a bonus. This 4-week series looks at the hidden "Easter Eggs" or prophecies about Jesus in the Old Testament, and what they mean for the Easter story.

This three-week series explores the first four chapters of Matthew, revealing Jesus as the long-awaited Promised King, and inviting us to examine our response to Christ’s kingship. He is the Lion of Judah!

This nine-week series covers several chapters in the book of Joshua and examines a time of transition within the nation of Israel. It depicts our seasons of uncertainty, obedience, and victory, as well as the freedom we have in Christ. This series will instruct believers in how to react to life transitions and encourage us to have courage and not fear.

This Christmas series looks at prophetic songs of worship and adoration of Christ in the Old Testament, and songs and prayers sung in the wake of the fulfillment of the Old Testament prophecies in the New Testament.

This sermon series explores the core beliefs that shape our faith and guide our lives. We'll dive into foundational truths that unite us as a church, examining what we believe about God, the Bible, the church, and the ordinances.

Our ten-week study in James is all about understanding what consistent faith looks like, where our words truly match up with our actions.

During this four-week sermon series, we are taking the time to discuss the top values of One Community Church that we believe makes us a Kingdom-first church. Our vision statement is for us to be a Kingdom movement, mobilizing everyday people into God's everyday mission.

This four-week series explores the story of Esther. Through understanding the book’s backstory and context, we can see that Esther is not a fairy tale, but an understand of how God a work behind the scenes with imperfect people in a hostile environment.

This two-week series uses the fruit of the Spirit as a test for spiritual maturity and potential growth. When looked at as a cohesive list, the fruit of the Spirit describes Jesus himself. As one star forms an even more majestic picture with other stars in a constellation, so the spiritual fruits listed in Galatians 5 form a grand picture of Christlikeness.

This series looks at the Gospel of Mark through the lens of living as a disciple of Christ in a world filled with persecution and crisis.