Oso Creek Church

This Sunday, Pastor Greg continues the Paraclete series with a message titled “The Third Person: Meet the Helper.” In John 14 and Acts 1, Jesus promises the Holy Spirit as the Father’s gift to believers—the divine Helper, Comforter, Advocate, and One who comes alongside us. The Holy Spirit is not an impersonal force or merely an “it,” but a person who is eternal, active, and present, dwelling with...

This Sunday, Pastor Greg begins a message titled “The Paraclete: His Presence” from John 14:15–27. Jesus promised that His followers would never be left alone—He would send the Holy Spirit, our Helper, Comforter, and Advocate, the One who comes alongside us and dwells within us. God’s presence is not simply something to understand intellectually; it is something we are called to recognize and resp...

This Sunday, Pastor Greg shares a message titled “Cut the Moors” from Psalm 42:1–8. God is always calling us deeper—to move beyond the safety of the harbor and into a life of greater trust, dependence, and spiritual maturity. Too often, we stay moored to what is familiar because comfort feels safer than surrender, but God cares more about our transformation than our comfort. The deep need within o...

This Sunday’s message, “Choosing the Better,” comes from Luke 10:38–42 and the story of Mary and Martha. Martha was busy serving, but she became distracted, anxious, and concerned with what others were doing, while Mary chose to sit at the feet of Jesus. The same struggle still confronts us today: distractions, expectations, and the pressure to manage everything can slowly pull our attention away...

This Sunday, Oso Creek Youth Pastor Ben Fitzgerald shares a message titled “When God Calls: The Life of Peter.” Peter’s story is filled with incredible moments of faith alongside moments of fear, doubt, failure, and restoration. Yet through it all, Jesus continued to call him, shape him, and redeem him. Peter reminds us that discipleship begins with a life surrendered to Christ, and that obedience...

This Sunday, Pastor Greg shares a message from Nehemiah 8:9–12 titled “The Joy of the Lord Is My Strength.” Life brings real grief, struggles, and seasons when our own strength is not enough, but Scripture points us to something greater: the joy of the Lord. God delights in His people, rejoices over us, and through Christ sees us clothed in His righteousness. His thoughts toward us are not defined...

This Sunday, Pastor Greg shares a message about the importance of biblical community from Ecclesiastes 4:9–12. In a culture increasingly marked by loneliness, individualism, and isolation, Scripture reminds us that “two are better than one.” God did not design us to walk through life or faith alone. We need people who will lift us when we fall, encourage the Spirit’s work within us, and stand besi...

This Sunday, Pastor Greg shares a message titled “Humility: Be Like a Child” from Matthew 18:1–4. While the world often measures greatness by status, recognition, and self-sufficiency, Jesus turns that idea upside down. He teaches that true greatness in the Kingdom of God begins with humility—a willingness to become dependent, teachable, obedient, forgiving, and free from selfish ambition. Pride p...

The Holy Spirit is not distant or reserved for a select few—He is God’s promised presence within every believer. Throughout Scripture, we see the Spirit giving new hearts, revealing truth, strengthening us in weakness, guiding our words, helping us pray, transforming our lives, and assuring us that we belong to God. Join us as we explore how the Holy Spirit was promised, poured out, and continues...

This Sunday, Pastor Greg concludes the "True Freedom" series with a message titled "Don't Be Lulled to Sleep." As followers of Christ, we are engaged in a spiritual battle, and the enemy's greatest strategy is often not open attack but quiet distraction and spiritual complacency. Scripture calls us to stay alert, put on the full armor of God, lay aside every weight and sin that slows us down, and...

This Sunday, Pastor Greg continues last week's message on "True Freedom" from John 8:31–38. As we continue exploring what it means to be truly free, Jesus reminds us that genuine freedom is found not in our circumstances but in abiding in His Word and knowing Him as the Truth. While sin enslaves and separates us from God, Christ came to break every chain and set us free from the bondage of sin, de...

This Sunday, Pastor Greg continues last week's message on "True Freedom" from John 8:31–38. As we continue exploring what it means to be truly free, Jesus reminds us that genuine freedom is found not in our circumstances but in abiding in His Word and knowing Him as the Truth. While sin enslaves and separates us from God, Christ came to break every chain and set us free from the bondage of sin, de...

This Sunday, Pastor Greg shares a message titled "True Freedom" from John 8:31–38. While our nation celebrates freedom, Jesus points us to a freedom that reaches far beyond politics or circumstances. True freedom is found in abiding in His Word, knowing the truth, and experiencing the transforming power of the One who is the Truth. A genuine disciple doesn't simply believe in Christ but continues...

Pastor Greg begins a new message series, "Surrender: The Mouth & the Mind," with Part 1 focusing on the power of our words. James 3 reminds us that although the tongue is small, it has tremendous influence. Our words can bring healing and encouragement, or they can cause hurt and destruction. Scripture teaches that what comes out of our mouths reveals what is truly in our hearts. In a culture...

This Sunday, Pastor Greg shares a Memorial Day message titled “Are You Burning The Burnt Offering?” As we remember those who sacrificed for our freedom, we also reflect on the sacrifice Jesus made for all mankind—and the sacrifice we are called to make in return. Romans 12 reminds us that our lives are to be offered to God as living sacrifices, fully surrendered and devoted to Him.

This Sunday, Pastor Greg shares a message titled “When My Foot Slips” from Psalm 94:17-19. Life often feels unstable, uncertain, and overwhelming, but even in our weakest moments, God remains our steady help. When we feel like we are slipping under the weight of anxiety, fear, failure, or emotional struggles, His steadfast love holds us up.

Life is not an accident — it is a gift from God, created for His glory. Join us this Sunday as we look at Colossians 1 and discover that the lives entrusted to us are meant to be raised through Christ, shaped by His strength, and pointed back to His purpose. Through every joy, struggle, and season of parenting, God is faithful to carry us through. “For His Glory” is a message about identity, purpo...

This Sunday, Pastor Greg shares a message titled “Jesus Calls Whom He Desires,” based on Mark 3. As Jesus called His disciples, Scripture makes it clear that He chose those He desired—intentionally, purposefully, and with divine determination. This reminds us of a powerful truth: our relationship with Christ does not begin with our choice of Him, but with His choice of us. In His love and grace, J...

This Sunday, Pastor Greg brings a message titled “Victory,” rooted in 1 John 5:1–5. Scripture reminds us that everyone who believes in Jesus Christ has been born of God—and that through this new life, we are given the power to overcome the world. Victory is not something we achieve on our own; it is something we receive through faith. True spiritual victory comes not by striving harder, but by tru...

This Sunday, Pastor Greg concludes the series Jonah & the City: The Relentless Love of God with a message titled “God Cares For You.” In Jonah 4, God uses a simple plant to reveal a powerful truth—while Jonah was consumed with his own comfort, God’s heart was focused on people. This passage reminds us that God’s concern extends far beyond our circumstances; He is deeply invested in the lives o...

This Sunday, Pastor Greg continues the series Jonah & the City: The Relentless Love of God with a message titled “Comfort Over Concern.” In Jonah 4, we see an unexpected response from Jonah—anger. After God shows mercy to Nineveh, Jonah is displeased because the outcome did not match his expectations. His reaction reveals a deeper struggle that we often face as well: valuing our own comfort, p...

This Easter Sunday, Pastor Greg continues the series Jonah & the City: The Relentless Love of God with a powerful message titled “Greater Than Jonah.” In Matthew 12, the religious leaders demanded a sign from Jesus, but He pointed them to the greatest sign of all—His death, burial, and resurrection. Just as Jonah spent three days in the belly of the fish, Jesus would spend three days in the gr...

When God speaks, will we respond? In Jonah 3, we witness the power of true revival—when hearts turn, lives change. God calls Jonah again, reminding us that He is not just the God of a second chance, but of many chances. We don’t have to be perfect or impressive—just willing to go and be real. This message challenges us to move beyond simply believing in God to truly believing Him, leading to repen...

When God speaks, will we respond? In Jonah 3, we witness the power of true revival—when hearts turn, lives change. God calls Jonah again, reminding us that He is not just the God of a second chance, but of many chances. We don’t have to be perfect or impressive—just willing to go and be real. This message challenges us to move beyond simply believing in God to truly believing Him, leading to repen...

This Sunday, Pastor Greg continues the series Jonah & the City: The Relentless Love of God with a message titled “In the Storm & the Belly.” In Jonah 1–2 we see the prophet caught in a violent storm and ultimately swallowed by a great fish. While it may look like the end of Jonah’s story, it was actually the beginning of God working in his life. Like Jonah, we often find ourselves in storm...