Osborne Village Church

Today we dive into Matthew 9:35-38, where Jesus, moved by compassion, sees the weary and scattered crowds as sheep without a shepherd. Join us as we explore how Jesus, the rightful King, preaches the gospel of the kingdom, heals every disease, and calls His disciples to pray for laborers to join the plentiful harvest. This sermon hints at a pivotal transition in Christ’s ministry, foreshadowing th...

In this episode of Osborne Village Church’s Sunday Rewind, Caleb (the Osborne Village Church Deacon of Youth) explores Matthew 9:18-34, focusing on four miracle stories and a contrasting non-story involving the Pharisees. The passage illustrates Jesus’ authority over life, death, sickness, and spiritual oppression through the healing of a ruler’s daughter, a woman with a chronic bleeding condition...

This week we looked at Matthew 9:14-17. Pastor Brennan explores Jesus' response to the question of why His disciples do not fast, unlike the Pharisees and John the Baptist’s followers. Jesus presents Himself as the bridegroom, signaling a new era of joy and fulfillment that renders traditional fasting inappropriate while He is present. Through the metaphors of new cloth on an old garment and n...

This week on our Sunday Rewind, we look at the revolutionary mission of Jesus, the rightful King, who proclaims the gospel of the kingdom in word and deed. From healing a paralyzed man to calling Matthew, a tax collector, Jesus showcases His unmatched authority over sin, sickness, and self-righteousness. Join us as we explore how His kingdom of good news clashes with consuming powers of the world,...

This week Timothy Reeve, an elder at Osborne Village Church, dives into Matthew 8:18-34, where Jesus, the promised King, continues to establish His kingdom by confronting the old strongholds of sickness, death, and demonic forces. Through calming a raging storm and casting demons into a herd of pigs, Jesus demonstrates His unchallenged authority over creation and evil, fearlessly leading His disci...

In this episode, we explore Jesus' unparalleled authority as the true King, demonstrated through three powerful healing miracles: cleansing a leper, restoring a centurion’s servant, and healing Peter’s mother-in-law. These acts serve to substantiate Christ’s authority, the authority his listeners picked up on during his sermon on the mount, dominion which was beginning to fulfill Isaiah’s prophecy...

This year for Easter we delve into the very lynch pin of Christianity: the resurrection of Jesus Christ. What Paul writes in 1 Cor. 15 underscores that the gospel hinges on Christ’s death for our sins, burial, and resurrection, as witnessed by over 500 people, including skeptics like him. Without the resurrection, our faith is futile, but its truth offers justification, hope, and new life. We’re c...

In this Palm Sunday message, Caleb explores the crowd’s fleeting praise of Jesus as King in John 12, contrasted with their later call for His crucifixion, revealing their failure to receive Him on His terms. The call to us emphasizes that true transformation into Christ’s likeness requires receiving Jesus as Lord and beholding His true glory, not molding Him to our desires. Through repentance and...

In this episode of Osborne Village Church's Sunday Rewind, we dive into the concluding message of Jesus’ Sermon on the Mount from Matthew 7, where He uses three vivid metaphors—wolves in sheep’s clothing, good and bad trees, and houses built on rock versus sand—to emphasize the stark contrast between His kingdom and the path to destruction. Timothy unpacks Jesus' warning against false prop...

This week we explored Matthew 7:7-14 from the Sermon on the Mount, where Jesus invites us to ask, seek, and knock, trusting our good Father to meet our true needs. Far from a trivial call or a mere conversion moment, Jesus challenges our tendency to pursue self-sufficiency, revealing how our lives are driven by misguided wants—control, comfort, approval, or performance—that lead to destruction. Th...

This week, Ethan leads through Matthew 7:1-6, where Jesus addresses judgment and hypocrisy in the Sermon on the Mount. Exploring the command to “judge not,” the sermon clarifies that Jesus isn’t prohibiting all judgment but cautioning against self-righteous condemnation that ignores personal sin. Through vivid imagery of specks and logs in eyes, Jesus calls for humility, urging believers to confro...