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Pastor Brady used the familiar account of Zacchaeus to illustrate what a “true disciple” looks like. Zacchaeus was rich, corrupt, and hated, yet he was desperate enough to climb a tree just to glimpse Jesus. Jesus, in turn, shocked the crowd by inviting Himself to Zacchaeus’ house before Zacchaeus had done a single thing to clean up his life. That scandalous order—grace first, transformation second—broke money’s spell over Zacchaeus and produced radical restitution and generosity. The message pressed listeners to examine whether Jesus’ grace has produced similar fruit in them, especially in how they handle their time, abilities, and money. Generosity, the pastor insisted, is the dashboard light that reveals whether Christ truly rules the heart.

A True Disciple Does Anything to Attain Christ | Luke 19:1-10 | Oasis Church

Christ, Our Living Hope

Saturate 2026 Night 4 | Dr. David Wheeler | Oasis Church

Saturate 2026 Night 3 | Ed Gomes | Oasis Church

Saturate 2026 Night 2 | Derik Idol | Oasis Church

Saturate 2026 Night 1 | Jerry Harding | Oasis Church

Missions Sunday! - Sunday Morning Live | Oasis Church

Today we welcomed in a long time friend of the Oasis family, Jerry Harding, to share a quick testimony about his missions work. We were also blessed by a visit from a Pastor Brother from Cambodia, Khon Khan who shared about his work with and through Advancing Native Missions.

Mission Sunday 2026 | Oasis Church

Preaching from 1 Corinthians 10:14-22, Paul warns believers in Corinth—and us—about the hidden danger of idolatry. What looks like “just food,” “just entertainment,” or “just a harmless habit” can open spiritual portals for demonic influence. Paul’s antidote is two-fold: flee every idol and flee to something better—the Lord’s Supper, where we truly participate in Christ’s body and blood and in the unity of His church. The message unfolds in three movements: (1) Run from idols, (2) Fellowship with the Savior through communion, and (3) Cut every tie that gives demons access to our lives. The sermon ends with a call to repent, examine our hearts, and take the Lord’s Supper in a worthy, undivided way.

Dining with Demons | 1 Corinthians 10:14-22 | Oasis Church