Church on the Move Broken Arrow Podcast

The promise of Jesus' Sermon on the Mount is that God's ways always equal more life, a life of flourishing. This weekend, Pastor Ethan kicked off a new teaching series, How to Be Human.

Pastor Don closes out 2023 as we look toward 2024.

God never leads us accidentally. He knows the thousands of ways your life will intersect with thousands of lives. He knows how to take your life from surviving to thriving to expanding. Pastor Ethan wraps up our teaching series, Advent.

What do you think you would feel if you were face to face with God? The number one emotion you would feel is fullness of joy. Jesus made a way for everyone to run into the presence of God. Pastor Ian continues in our teaching series, Advent.

"You keep him in perfect peace whose mind is stayed on you, because he trusts in you." ‭‭Isaiah‬ ‭26‬:‭3‬ ‭ESV‬‬ Pastor Ethan continues through our teaching series, Advent.

Hope is a positive expectation of the future. People need hope. In fact, it's necessary for human flourishing, but Christian hope is different. Hebrews 10:23 says, "Let us hold fast the confession of our hope without wavering, for He who promised is faithful." All other hope is shakeable and abstract, but Christian hope is specific, certain, and communal, rooted in the promises of God. Pastor Etha...

Pastor Ethan shares some exciting updates on the future of Church on the Move Broken Arrow and our family of churches as we continue through our teaching series, Missio Dei.

We want to know that our future is secure and at peace. Jesus has our future in His hands, but it requires us to traverse discomfort. God will often call you out to build trust. Pastor Gabe continues in our teaching series, Missio Dei.

What God has for you has a view that is a thousand times better than you can ever dream up, but you won't get there if you quit. Keep taking the steps of faith God is putting in front of you! Pastor Ian continues in our teaching series, Missio Dei.

Whatever God does in you, He wants to do through you. People often think of their walk with God as running a race, but perhaps the most accurate picture of what following God should look like is running a relay race. This picture reminds us we're part of a larger story, and we're meant to pass the baton on to the next generation. To do this, we have to be willing to let go of what has been to step...

The act of gardening with God is one of the greatest acts of faith you can do. There is nothing that you need to live the life that God has called you to live. The potential is there, all you have to do is see it. Pastor Ethan kicked off our new teaching series, Missio Dei where we begin to uncover what God's mission is for us.

How do we respond in faith when we come up against opposition? Pastor Gabe George shows us what it means to put action to our belief and gives a beautiful example at how the father meets us in our faith.   Put actions to your belief and you have a biblical picture of what true faith is in the face of opposition in our life.  

You're listening to Youth Takeover Weekend with Pastor Ian Wilson. This week, Pastor Ian preaches out of Malachi 4:5-6: "He will turn the hearts of the fathers to the children." - He talks about how we can raise the next generation right by praying for them, leading by example and going first.

At the end of Revelations John describes a new creation to come, one in which we will be fully alive and finally free of the limitations of sin. But this new life isn't reserved for after the end. The power of God works in us even now, giving us new life and redeeming us today. We are not supposed to wait for the end for that new life, we are to seek it today. Right now. 

We usually don't want to know the end of the story. In Revelation, John spoils the end; but because we know the ending, we can live in the hope of what's to come. We can live differently in the present because we know what's at stake. We must remember, we're not fighting for victory but from victory.

In Revelation, John gives us a picture of the Anti-Christ's nature, reality, and mark. In Revelation 12, we see a cosmic view of the battle between the devil (the dragon) and God's people, and in Revelation 13, we're introduced to the beast (the anti-Christ)–a man whom the dragon gives his authority to. These passages remind us to be careful how much faith we're putting in other people and force u...

Revelation puts in front of us some of the biggest objections people have to Christianity: the reality of suffering and judgment. But what if the real story here is not a God of judgment but a God of mercy? Revelation 6-8 reveals the true nature of judgment, the sacred nature of endurance, and the certain faithfulness of God. Join us as Pastor Ethan Vanse walks us through these chapters in week 4...

In Revelation 4-5, John experiences some of the most captivating scriptures in the whole Bible. He aims to describe the indescribable. Before the Lord shows John a picture of the future, He shows him a throne standing in heaven. These passages urge us to live our lives in light of this revelation: God's plan will be fulfilled. Join Pastor Ethan Vanse, along with Pastors Ian Wilson, Brenda Oakes, a...

In Revelation 2-3, we read John's letter to seven churches. These passages are Christ's words to His Church. The letter to Ephesus reminds us that our witness is broken when it's disconnected from love. The letter to the church in Laodicea reveals that apart from God we can do nothing. God has chosen to speak primarily to and through the Church. So, what is the Spirit speaking to Church on the Mov...

There may be no other book in the Bible quite as compelling yet equally mysterious as the book of Revelation. So, how should we approach a book like this? It's important to look at the book both as a prophecy and as a letter. The Church is missing something significant when we don't read Revelation; it's a story that reframes our perspective, strengthens our resolve, and calls us to worship. Pasto...

Pastor Ian Wilson takes us through our final week in our Proverbs series.  Sometimes God calls us up from where we are to a new level.  Often these seasons can be challenging.  We learn that through that work of leveling up, God is able then to send us out for his purpose.  

Pastor Ethan Vanse takes us through Part 10 of our summer series in Proverbs.  This weekend we look at the difference in emotional hope and biblical hope.  Where emotional hope dies, biblical hope begins.  When we learn to put that hope in Jesus, we see God in everything and in everything no matter what our circumstances are.  

You're listening to part 9 of our teaching series in Proverbs.  Pastor Gabe George shows us 5 attributes of Christ Centered relationships in our lives, and how these missional relationships function with Jesus at the center of them.  

This week in Proverbs, we dive into the topic of money and how we tend to have a distorted lens around this topic. God's economy runs on faith, and it all begins with trusting Him one step at a time. When we learn to see money as a gift from God and a way to honor Him, we can find a joyful and meaningful experience with our finances.

You're listening to week 7 of our Proverbs series with Pastor Don Bell.  Don teaches on the balance of Justice and Mercy.  When we are walking with the hilt spirit God brings correction but is always quick to comfort as well.