Oceanside Community Church

We welcome Tim Schindel from Leading Influence.

Paul shares about the authority and welcome of Jesus.

Trudy continues our Luke 9 series by taking a look at how we can resolutely fix our eyes on Jesus and pursue him with our whole heart.

Paul shares about considering the cross, both in terms of the death and resurrection of Jesus, as well as our faith journey as disciples of Christ.

We answer the question "Who is Jesus?" through the mysterious story of the Transfiguration.

We look to the story of the early church in Acts 15 for inspiration and guidance as we launch our vision for Saturday evening services.

We continue our Luke 9 series with a look at the hospitality of Jesus as seen through the feeding of the 5,000.

We begin our new series Who is This? from Luke 9 by setting the scene, and then investigating the need to know who Jesus is both intellectually and experientially.

We are invited to participate with God in His mission, and this includes sending from our families and communities to the ends of the earth.

Ellie wraps up our "The Place of Prayer" series by taking a look at the believers' prayer in Acts 4.

Paul shares about how Mary humbly obeys, trusts, and offers praise to God.

Our Family Ministries team "Gets Fishy" by digging into the story of Jonah.

Paul shares some things we can learn about the agonizing prayer of Jesus in Gethsemane.

Paul shares some things we can learn about prayer from the story of one of the criminals who was crucified with Jesus.

Paul shares some things we can learn about prayer from the story of Hagar in the desert, emphasizing that God sees me.

Joseph teaches through Solomon's prayer in 2 Chronicles 6 and how it should inform our own prayers together.

Our second week of Oceanside's Own. Jerrold introduces us to three different kinds of poverty that we encounter on a day to day basis (might not be what you think!) and then challenges us with action steps.

In week 1 of this year's Oceanside's Own series, Christiana introduces us to the Psalms of Ascent and reminds us why these pilgrimage songs are still relevant hundreds of years later.

We fully wrap up our Habakkuk series with one last message that wrestles with the potential tension of Gods wrath and mercy.

We reflect on finishing our Habakkuk series with some eschatological hortatives. What in the world are those? Listen to find out and it might just inspire you!

We come to the final verses of the book of Habakkuk, but as Joseph points out in this message, the story is not done yet. So how do we continue to worship in our waiting?

As we continue through Habakkuk 3, we take a look at how the Lord is a "big picture" God and also one who steps down into history to accomplish his purposes.

As we enter chapter 3, we step back and reflect on how the chapters of Habakkuk serves as a metaphor for Christian life and discipleship.

We wrestle with maybe the most difficult section of Habakkuk, the five "Woes" of chapter 2, and consider how it leads us to humble ourselves before Jesus in worship.

We celebrate Pentecost and ask what it means to be a Prophethood of Believers.