Rise Church Owasso

So many people today feel scattered, isolated, and placeless. Nehemiah’s story reminds us that God rebuilds more than walls — He rebuilds people. This message is about what happens when grace meets us where we are, when different people come together in unity, and when the church becomes a true home for the broken and forgotten. If you’ve ever felt like you don’t fit anywhere, this is for you. You...

We don’t need to be perfect — we need to be whole. In Week 3 of our Shaped series, we explore what integrity really means. It’s not about pretending to have it all together, but about living an undivided life. Integrity is wholeness before God and others — walking in the light, confessing honestly, and refusing to live a double life. 📖 Scripture: 1 John 1:5–10, Romans 6:1–4, Colossians 3:1–17, Ja...

We’re all giving our time and attention to something — and whatever gets most of it, shapes us. The world tells us to chase power, fame, money, and pleasure. But those idols don’t deliver significance; they leave us distracted, restless, and empty. That’s why devotion matters. The early church devoted themselves to prayer, Scripture, teaching, and life together — and it changed everything. Their d...

In a divided world, there’s almost no place where people who don’t look, think, or vote alike choose to come together as family. That’s what makes the weekly gathering so unique. It’s not about chasing power, money, fame, or pleasure. It’s about being shaped into something different. Every time we gather, we practice a way of life the world can’t manufacture—one that forms us through worship, Scri...

Welcome to the Rise Church podcast — a place for the curious, the hopeful, and even the skeptical. Each week you’ll hear honest, grace-filled messages rooted in Scripture that speak to real life. Whether you’re wrestling with questions, carrying doubts, or looking to grow deeper in your faith, our hope is that these sermons help you encounter the God who meets us right where we are. At Rise, we be...

Welcome to the Rise Church podcast — a place for the curious, the hopeful, and even the skeptical. Each week you’ll hear honest, grace-filled messages rooted in Scripture that speak to real life. Whether you’re wrestling with questions, carrying doubts, or looking to grow deeper in your faith, our hope is that these sermons help you encounter the God who meets us right where we are. At Rise, we be...

Welcome to the Rise Church podcast — a place for the curious, the hopeful, and even the skeptical. Each week you’ll hear honest, grace-filled messages rooted in Scripture that speak to real life. Whether you’re wrestling with questions, carrying doubts, or looking to grow deeper in your faith, our hope is that these sermons help you encounter the God who meets us right where we are. At Rise, we be...

Welcome to the Rise Church podcast — a place for the curious, the hopeful, and even the skeptical. Each week you’ll hear honest, grace-filled messages rooted in Scripture that speak to real life. Whether you’re wrestling with questions, carrying doubts, or looking to grow deeper in your faith, our hope is that these sermons help you encounter the God who meets us right where we are. At Rise, we be...

What if the key to growth wasn’t trying harder, but asking for help? In this Father’s Day message, Chase reminds us that we’re not alone in the fight. Whether you're a dad, a mom, or somewhere in between—this talk is for anyone who’s ever felt chipped away at by life or unsure if they still have something to offer. We look at the story of Michelangelo’s David, a forgotten block of marble that beca...

We all do it—quietly sizing people up, forming opinions, pulling back. But in Matthew 7:1–6, Jesus calls us to something deeper than judgment. He calls us to honest self-reflection, messy grace, and a kind of unity that can only come when we get close enough to really see one another. In this message, Chase shares how easy it is to build walls when we judge from a distance—and how radically differ...

Father Preston Sharpe shares a powerful word on the freedom we get when we surrender and serve Jesus. He ends with a powerful time of communion reminding us all that our freedom was purchased by Jesus. Enjoy the message

We all wrestle with worry—about our families, our future, our finances. And while the world tells us to “just stop it,” Jesus offers a better way. In this message, we explore what it means to live free from anxiety—not through willpower, but through trust in a God who sees, knows, and values us deeply. Drawing from Matthew 6, Philippians 4, and Luke 12, this sermon invites you to trade anxious str...

This is your reminder: You matter. What you do matters. And what you have to give is more than enough. In this Mother’s Day message, Chase shares a powerful word rooted in the stories of women in Scripture—Tabitha in Acts 9, the widows in 1 Kings 17 and 2 Kings 4, and the Shunammite woman. These weren’t women of status or spotlight—but women who showed up, poured out what they had, and saw God mov...

What if the most important part of your life is the part no one can see? In this powerful message, Seen and Unseen: Living Aligned with God, we explore how prayer is the pathway to bringing the hidden parts of our hearts into alignment with God's unseen Kingdom and perfect will. Drawing from Jesus' teaching in the Lord’s Prayer, we’ll learn how surrender — not striving — transforms us. When we ali...

Two crowns. One choice. On Palm Sunday, the crowd chose Barabbas — but Jesus chose the cross. In this powerful message, Chase calls us to examine the same decision they faced: Which crown will we wear? The Crown of Chains built on envy, pride, and control — or the Crown of Thorns carried by the only King who can truly set us free? This isn’t just a message about history. It’s about your story. It’...

What if the reason we’re tired isn’t just because life is full—but because we’re constantly trying to prove ourselves? In this message, Chase shares how Jesus’ words in the Sermon on the Mount speak directly to our craving for approval. Whether it shows up in overcommitting, people-pleasing, or just quietly feeling not enough, this part of Jesus’ teaching is an invitation to something better. It’s...

Jesus didn’t say "tolerate your enemies"—He said love them. In Part 11 of our A City on a Hill series, we dive into one of the most challenging commands Jesus ever gave. What does it actually look like to love someone who’s hurt you, disagrees with you, or just plain annoys you? This message is for anyone who’s ever been betrayed, burned, or just tired of the division. You’re not alone—and you’re...

What if the strongest move you could make… looked like surrender? This message flips everything you thought you knew about “an eye for an eye.” Drawing from the philosophy of jujitsu—using your opponent’s force against them—we dive into Jesus’ radical way of confronting evil without becoming it. From turning the other cheek to going the extra mile, this isn't weakness. It's power that disarms, dig...

What does Jesus really mean when He says, "Let your yes mean yes, and your no mean no"? In this message, we dive into Matthew 5:33-37 and explore how honesty impacts our relationships, integrity, and faith. We’ll unpack: ✅ Why Jesus warned against oaths and manipulation ✅ How we twist the truth to get our way ✅ The difference between honesty, deception, and love ✅ How living with integrity lea...

Divorce is painful, complicated, and deeply personal—but it’s not the end of your story. In this message, we take an honest look at what Jesus says about divorce, how God designed marriage, and the hope that remains even when relationships fall apart. Too often, people feel shame or uncertainty about what the Bible really teaches on divorce. But Jesus isn’t just about rules—He’s about redemption....

Lust is more than just temptation—it’s a distortion of how we see ourselves and others. In this message from our A City on a Hill series, we unpack Jesus’ words on lust, desire, and self-control. What does it mean to live in freedom rather than being ruled by our impulses? How do we shift our focus from shame and suppression to healing and redemption? Join us as we explore what it means to bring o...

Anger—we all deal with it, but most of us don’t think we have a problem. In Week 6 of A City on a Hill, we dive into what Jesus says about anger in the Sermon on the Mount. It turns out, He’s not just concerned with the big, obvious outbursts—He wants to deal with what’s happening in our hearts. Through personal stories, biblical truth, and some hard-hitting questions, we’ll explore how to move ou...

We all have voices in our lives telling us what the Good Life looks like—but which one are you willing to bet your life on? In this sermon, we dive into Jesus’ powerful words in the Sermon on the Mount: “You have heard it said… but I say to you.”Jesus isn’t just giving us rules to follow—He’s inviting us into a transformed way of living. A life where trust, surrender, and love aren’t burdens, but...

Is following Jesus just about keeping all the rules? Or is it about doing whatever we want because of grace? What if there’s a better way? In this message, we unpack Jesus’ words in Matthew 5:17-20 and discover how He fulfilled the Law—not to burden us with legalism, but to invite us into a transformed life of love and purpose. If you’ve ever struggled with feeling like you’re not good enough for...

Rise Church: A place where the lost are found, the wandering find home, and the weary find rest. This video shares powerful stories of transformation and shows how Rise is making a real impact in Owasso. From overcoming addiction to finding community and experiencing God's grace, these stories will inspire you. Discover how Rise is a light to the world and how you can be a part of this incredible...