Olive Branch Community Church - Weekend Messages

Many of us love watching trials, but would hate to be on trial ourselves. (Some of us even go to great lengths to avoid being on a jury.) Jesus tells us we will be put on trial and that we need to be shrewd, but at the same time innocent.

When facing enemies, there is a great contrast between those on the adventure with the gospel and those who are not.

Paul finds it's time to stop to celebrate and reflect on the adventure of the gospel.

If God calls you to go on a dangerous adventure for the sake of the Gospel, how will you respond? With fear or faith?

We're entering our final series in the book of Acts. The gospel calls us to an adventure, but we must be willing to take it!

We are called to keep doing our best to pass on a godly legacy to the children we influence, but then we must leave it in the hands of our Lord.

Last week we learned to break from the broken and build on the blessings through Christ. Now learn how to pass this to the next generation.

A legacy is a path our families will walk after we are gone from this earth; it's our Family Name. And we will all make our family names better if we follow a map.

We are all leaving a legacy. Is that money and property? Is it how you will be remembered? Listen as Pastor Greg shows us how the Bible tells us to think much deeper than that.

Does how we live today affect the rest of our lives? Pastor Greg looks at 3 stories on Matthew 25 to answer this question.

Do you long for heaven? Our thirst for eternal life grows when we feel what we’re missing!

In video games there is always a final level and you need to be ready for it. In life there is a final destination too, and we need to be ready for it.

In the middle of this crisis, would you say you are truly living? In this series we'll explore that question. In this message we will look at how the resurrection of Jesus locks in a life that can never be taken, and can only get better.

When the gospel begins to make true impact, people respond, but perhaps not in the way we would like. Listen as Pastor Greg explains how to have true impact and how to respond rightly to people.

When God is sending us an alarm, a wake up call, we can sleep through it, snooze it, dread it, or respond.

Chandler Richardson, who leads our Jr High Ministry, takes us back into Acts for the start of this 3-week series.

At funerals we are reminded our lives actually speak. What does your life tell others? We can ask the same question about our church: What does "Olive Branch" say to those around us?

Today we see less people marrying and less people experiencing true friendship and an increase in loneliness and despair. Is the answer more education? A different government? What if people are just missing the key relationship?

Do we give up on the gospel long before the gospel is finished working? We need to trust that God can and will bring what we need to keep going with the gospel.

What do we do when the gospel isn’t clear? In this section of Acts, Paul teaches us that sometimes the gospel needs and "adapter."

Paul was uniquely equipped to bring the Gospel because of his Roman citizenship. We too are uniquely equipped and Paul has a lot to teach us about that.

How can the gospel survive a multi-cultural, hyper-political environment? To answer that question we must first ask: Who or what powers the message of Jesus?