Orangewood Church

God's miracles are big. What is He trying to teach us through them?

Can we trust that when God provides, that it will be enough?

Who is Elisha? How does God bring to live what once was dead?

What happens when we can't hear or understand God's direction?

God invites us to imagine all that is possible when we choose to place our trust in Him.

God's Spirit give us hope for things we cannot see. He assures us of what we long for and points us in the right direction.

As people began to hear the message that Paul and Silas were preaching, word spread. The truth of God began to reach distant cities and peoples. God reaches to even the furthest of people whether in other nations or in our own circle.

In a moment, everything can change. When God breaks into the scene, He brings new light and new hope.

As people began to hear the message that Paul and Silas were preaching, word spread. The truth of God began to reach distant cities and peoples. God reaches to even the furthest of people whether in other nations or in our own circle.

Remember that Jesus did not live and die for just those in Israel. He came to fulfill the promise that all nations would be blessed, even those the believers thought least deserving.

We cannot forget what God has done for us and the promises he fulfills in our lives.

Paul had a specific life planned out for himself, when Jesus intervened

How do we test the truth of the Bible?

We may get knocked down in our faith. We may feel that we have lost, but we are never without hope.

Not only did Jesus rise after being in the grave three days, he is still active and praying on our behalf today.

Good kings are followed and praised from hope and love rather than fear.

Jesus denied the world's perspective of a king to serve out of worship to God the Father. Worship comes from a heart of adoration not just how we perceive it.

God is always waiting for those who have wandered away to come back. How long before those who are lost come home?

There is always a bigger picture and story than what we see!

What does this mean for us? Can we cast out demons? What kind of faith would be required?

Resist, resolve, learn from history what will lead to victory in your faith!

Is Jesus with us when we can't see him?

Love those who are different from you. Love those who speak against you. Love when it makes sense to hate. Love endlessly. This is the love God shows us.

Today's we learn about living in the dependence of God compared to our own capabilities.

God's directions often don't make sense. He tells us to slow down when we want to speed up, to wait when we want to move, to go when we aren't sure if it's the right time. Let's learn together how to trust God when we have a different idea in mind.

Do we trust God to be our refuge? Do we live as though He means more to us than anyone or anything else?

Jesus often revealed His identity, but the people continued to miss what was right in front of them. Are we still missing His directions today?

Much happened at the wedding party in Cana. Among Jesus' first miracles was turning water into wine. What is the significance of such a moment?

Is baptism by water still critical? We know that Jesus was baptized, but what does that mean for us?

Do the words of Jesus still apply to us today? Are His words timeless or do they change with our society?

Today we conclude our series in the "12 Days of Christmas" as we take a closer look at faithfulness and our tenets of faith itself.

As we follow God's Word and allow His Spirit to work through us, our character begins to resemble his influence. The more to draw to Him, the more we begin to look like Jesus.

God gives to us according to our needs. We are blessed when His character shows through our own!

Much is done in the six days God created the world, and much is told in first books of God's Word. What is God doing through you? What stories do you have to tell of God's hand in your life?

Three French hens and four calling birds; can you hear what God is saying to you?

Much like the turtledove, God loves relentlessly and endlessly. He knew what we needed and He provides that love to all.

The story of Deborah, the prophetess, is one of faith, courage, twists, and turns. God can use anyone to accomplish His goal, even those you least expect.

There are two sides to every story, so what are we missing? How you view your life and how God views it are often two very different realities. God invites us to see things through His point of view in order to better understand Him.

Sometimes breaking social norms leads to unexpected results. Good things can come from the unfamiliar.

The book of Judges is full of heroes who came from ordinary backgrounds. These everyday men and women stood up and allowed God to use them.

The Word makes sense to those who know it best. How do we best explain it to those outside our faith?

What do you value most? Is Jesus the center of your focus?

There are clear moments when the truth you've been seeking finally clicks. When was the last time that God's truth finally reached through to you?

Following Jesus may require an identity change. God may even lead you away from your comfort zone to help you grow. Will you let Him challenge you?

Leaders grew to hate Jesus because they feared people would follow Him instead of them. Let Jesus be so prevalent in your life that others are lead to Him by your life.

Who do you trust? How can we be sure we can take God at His word?

Do your friends and family know of your spiritual life? Would your life look different without God?

The transformational power of Jesus turning water into wine is what He wants to do in your life. Are you open Jesus working through you?

Why did Jesus come to Earth? Did he want to create a safe space or an honest one?

There's your truth and there's my truth. You've heard this statement, but what does truth actually mean? Is it really subjective?

Jesus wants to meet with you. He wants you to know that He has been there from the beginning, and will be there long after you think it's over.