Oase Community Church

It is very clear from biblical teaching that God expects believers to grow in Christ-like maturity. Are you growing?This message will help you understand spiritual maturity and what could possibly hinder your growth. 

This message explores the wonderful mystery of the Church and God’s purpose for His people. When the Church is built on the right foundation and made up of living stones, it can become all that God desires it to be—reflecting His life, experiencing His blessing, and becoming a vessel through which His presence and purposes are revealed.

Do you have a desire to grow in your relationship with God and fellow believers? This message explores how we can grow through both transaction and interaction.

As a congregation, we desire to worship God in a way that truly pleases Him. In this message, we explore three important questions: What is worship? Why do we worship? And how do we express our worship? Join us as we discover what it means to worship God in a healthy, authentic, and life-giving way.

True freedom begins when we step into the light. Discover how biblical accountability leads to healing, restoration, and a deeper walk with Jesus.

Waiting isn't wasted—it's where God builds faith, character, and hope. Discover how trusting God's timing becomes one of the greatest weapons in the life of a believer.

Jesus didn't just forgive your sin—He set you free. Discover how to silence the accuser, live without condemnation, and walk in the freedom Christ has won for you.

In the Sermon on the Mount (Matthew 5–7), Jesus teaches us what life in His Kingdom looks like, yet the standard He sets seems impossible to achieve. The key is found in His very first words. In this message we explore how this first Beatitude unlocks the entire Sermon on the Mount and the secret to living the Kingdom life.

Paul uses Romans 7 and 8 to explain two ways people live out the faith life. One is through legalism and self-righteousness, bearing fruit of condemnation and self-pity; and the other is the Spirit-led life, which leads to Christlikeness and spiritual fulfilment. Which man are you?

The Father created us, adopted us, provides for us, disciplines us in love, hears our prayers, and gives us peace. Come discover the beauty of knowing God as our Father.

Following up on the message "You are what you eat" on the Power of The Word of God, we give some practical guidelines and tips to help you use the bible as a LIVING tool of God in your time with Him and in Christian life.

The very well known GREAT COMMISSION of Mathew 28 calls all believers to MAKE Disciples. This message is a call become a true disciple (what does than look like) and to also be intentional in MAKING disciples of Christ. 

The popular saying "You are what you eat" is true - both to our bodies and to our souls. Dive into this topic with us and discover: The power of the Word of God; the benefits of making it your primary diet for the soul; and the need to stay hungry for the Word of Life. 

God has great plans for you! The Bible says, we can't even imagine the great things the Lord has planned for us. But, to walk in His plans for us, we need to see ourselves correctly...

Listen to the story of Adam Mankind where he tells his story of the fall; his vey tough times time in the wilderness and ultimate restoration to unity with the creator. This is also your story...

True Salvation is more than a confession - it is a transformed heart.  Join us as we examine Jesus' warnings about deception, endurance, repentance, and the fear of God, while confronting the danger of a hardened heart. Discover what it means to genuinely follow Christ, remain tender to His voice, and finish the race faithfully. "Today, if you hear his voice, do not harden your hearts."

The last of the Fruits of the Spirit mentioned in Galatians 5 is Self-control. Have you ever wondered about that one? What does 'self-control' imply and how does it help us become mature Christians?

Pentecost Message Is the life of the Holy Spirit alive and evident in our Church? We desire it! The word gives us guidance about it! Will we do it? 

With the sending out of our Walvis Bay community to plant a new Congregation in Walvis Bay, André gave us an Apostolic message of encouragement for the new plant. 

God has a wonderful plan and purpose for believers and his church. That is why He purposefully made us a HOLY PRIESTHOOD unto himself through Christ. How can the church reflect this Priesthood of all believers well? 

Something will always shape your identity. If it's insecurity, I will never walk in what God has made me for.

A new season is here. God is leading, refining, and inviting you to trust Him through disruption, resist the enemy's schemes, and walk humbly into the new thing He is doing.

As we celebrate the resurrection of Christ on Easter Sunday, we ask ourselves the important question: "How do I live in the power of His Resurrection". 

Why does God ask us to be holy? This message gives insight into this very important question every believer should be able to answer .

A powerful call to stop seeking fulfilment in empty, lifeless things and discover true, eternal life in Jesus Christ.

Sometimes we feel stuck in our growth in our Christianity. When we feel that way it's always a good idea to go back to the future. 

What is the most important thing we can learn as believers while we are here in this world?  God's greatest desire for us is summed up in his greatest commandment (Matthew 22:34-40) to us. But WHY is this so important to God? We explore this WHY in this message so we can better fulfil this command in our church.

In the message we unpack the tension between contentment and complacency. What does it mean to be truly godly and content in your season- without becoming a lukewarm Christian? Learn how to trust God deeply where you are, while still pressing forward for more of Him. true wealth isn't comfort or success - it's godliness with contentment. 

In order to follow Jesus and become more like Him, we must be willing to change.

This week we have a confronting message on how pride leads to downfall and how true humility unlocks God's grace, freedom, and authority as we align our hearts with Christ.

There is no "I" in team, but there is a "Me" in team. We all have our own, special part to play in the body of Christ. 

Dying To Live unpacks the biblical truth that following Jesus means dying to the old self and living by the spirit. This preach explores what it means to crucify the flesh, surrender our own way, and walk in the freedom and new life that comes when Christ lives in us.

It's possible to follow the Holy Spirit or my flesh. Which one am I following?

God is doing a wonderful work of sanctification in all reborn believers through His spirit. But why? So He can display us as His "holy trophies"? No! There is a much greater reason!

When God asked Abraham to pack up his things and leave everything known to him behind, he obeyed God without knowing the destination. Can you go without knowing? If you are willing to go, you would probably experience the best year of your life.

The Bible teaches us that you will always reap what you sow. It also teaches us that the choice ours. Are we sowing into the flesh or into the Spirit? The fruit will tell.

In the bible the two are one and the same thing. Hearing the word of God and obedience to it are the two sides of the same coin. One cannot claim to have heard God without the evidence of obedience to what he has said. 

Our experience of gratitude is enhanced by understanding that something has been done for us that we could not possibly do for ourselves - Such as what God has done reconcile us to Him.  On the other hand, a posture of entitlement does the opposite - leaving us unfulfilled in our relationship with Him.

This world is fleeting and cannot satisfy, but the Kingdom of God is a treasure worth giving everything for. Jesus calls us to lay down our lives to gain what can never be lost. 

Following up on the previous message of being a True Disciple, this message will focus on the wonderful gift Jesus gives to His followers that will enable them to pay the price of true discipleship. 

Jesus encountered three kids of people in his ministry. 1 )Those who openly opposed him, 2) large crowds who followed him because they loved the works he did and 3) true disciples, who left everything behind to follow him and intimately get to know him.  

What does it mean to finish well in your walk with Christ - staying faithful, running with endurance, and returning to our first love.

God isn't after perfection, but rather obedient hearts that trust Him through every season. It's often in our suffering that we are shaped, learning obedience and discovering His power working through us.

By this the world will know that you are my disciples...

This week we identify one of the great enemies of continually experiencing the presence of God in everyday life. 

The bible teaches us that Christ gave us some gifts to help us grow in our maturity as a believer. One of these gifts is quite surprising, but VERY POWERFUL if you allow it to work in your life. 

The Kingdom of heaven is like a treasure hidden in a field, which a man found and covered it up. Then in his joy he goes and sells all the he has and buys the field. 

Something ha matured when it has reached the most advanced possible stage in a process. What does that look like for Christians? In what areas do we need to glow in order to be called mature followers of Christ?

A call to humility and teachability—reminding us that we only know in part, so we must listen well, speak with grace, and let our lives reflect Christ as we pursue truth together.

There’s no situation too hopeless when you ask the Spirit of God to come into it and breathe His reviving  life into it. He can turn your dry bones into His glorious army.