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Summary: Everything we have, from our money and time to our very lives, belongs to the God who created, sustains, and redeemed it all, which frees us to live as faithful trustees who trade fear, greed, and comparison for gratitude, contentment, and generous trust as we invest what He has placed in our hands for His purposes. Series: Trust Fund Title: Part 1: The Name on the Title Date: 9/27/26, 10am, Sunday Sermon Speaker: Pastor Tom Van Kempen Approximate Outline: 00:00 - Welcome and Prayer 01:32 - What Is a Trust Fund? 03:30 - God Owns It All 07:18 - Settling Ownership 17:35 - Created, Sustained, Redeemed 20:33 - The Right Money Mindset 30:37 - Think Like a Steward 33:32 - Your Kingdom Calling 42:26 - Transfer of Title 44:07 - Closing Prayer

Summary: Anyone who is in Christ becomes a brand-new creation—not a slightly improved version of their old self, but a new person whose true identity is found in who God says they are. Series: Who Are You? Title: Part 2: A New Identity Date: 9/23/26, 6:30pm, Wednesday Bible Study Speaker: Pastor Tom Van Kempen Approximate Outline: 00:00 - New Name, Same Nature 03:10 - An Offer for Anyone 04:55 - In Adam or In Christ 08:45 - The Promise: You Are New 10:32 - What It Cost to Make You New 12:54 - Many Facets, One Identity 13:56 - Saint & Servant 17:47 - A Good Soldier 21:14 - Son, Steward & Student 24:30 - Soulmate & Prayer

Summary: When a sudden storm catches a group of exhausted travelers off guard, the one already in the boat with them holds authority over the wind and the waves, calling them to trade fear and self-reliance for faith, prayer, and surrender. Title: Weathering the Storm Date: 9/20/26, 10am, Sunday Sermon Speaker: Pastor Tom Van Kempen Approximate Outline: 00:00 - Welcome 00:26 - Storms without warning 03:06 - A stormy week 04:01 - Mark 4: the storm at sea 09:19 - Obeying God, still storms 14:12 - Fear vs faith 16:57 - Jesus asleep in the boat 20:36 - Peace, be still 30:31 - The Rembrandt painting 33:54 - Prayer and surrender

A weekly class at OAG taught by Chaplain Lou Parker. ** Edited to remove personal information shared in the class and extended pauses ** Title: The feast of trumpets: Hebrew numbers, the coming rapture, and the darkness of Mabon Summary: A walk through the Feast of Trumpets and its Hebrew number symbolism, contrasted with the demonic feast of Mabon, showing what ancient Jewish practice reveals about grace, salvation, and the unknown timing of Christ's return. Approximate Lesson Outline: 00:00 - Rosh Hashanah and welcome 01:02 - The demonic feast of Mabon 03:43 - Hebrew letters of grace and salvation 06:50 - The number seven and the Holy Spirit 08:53 - Why no one knows the feast's start 09:56 - Watching for the new moon 13:53 - Matthew 24 and the coming trumpet 16:07 - What the shofar blasts meant 18:00 - Offerings and the tabernacle pattern 21:01 - Silent offerings and closing thanks

Summary: Every believer has a God-given part to play in the church body, and true significance comes not from visibility or titles but from following Jesus's example of humble, faithful service. Title: Every Part: Different Gifts. One Body. One Mission Date: 9/13/26, 10am, Sunday Sermon Speaker: Pastor Amanda Hahn Approximate Outline: 00:00 - Camp team colors 02:33 - Dream Team Expo intro 06:22 - One body, many parts 08:33 - Discover your gifts 11:39 - Every part matters 16:07 - Called to serve 20:57 - All of you together 24:29 - Stand if you serve 27:33 - Discover, find, do 29:01 - Well done, good servant

Summary: Drawing on Paul's transformation from Saul, this message explains how false labels from family, culture, and painful words get mistaken for identity, and how an encounter with Jesus replaces them with the truth of belonging to God. Series: Who Are You? Title: Part 1: Mistaken Identity Date: 9/9/26, 6:30pm, Wednesday Bible Study Speaker: Pastor Tom Van Kempen Approximate Outline: 00:00 - Welcome and intro 00:45 - 2 Samuel 21 setup 03:35 - Reading the text 08:00 - Even giant killers get tired 11:30 - Why we need connect groups 16:45 - The enemy watches for weakness 21:15 - You need an Abishai 24:35 - Not called to kill every giant 27:20 - Protect the lamp 32:10 - Closing and altar call

A weekly class at OAG taught by Chaplain Lou Parker. ** Edited to remove personal information shared in the class and extended pauses ** Title: From Barley to Wheat: The Seasons of God's Harvest Summary: A walk through the biblical symbolism of barley and wheat harvests, from the old covenant through Pentecost, showing how the church now lives in an imperfect, leavened season of grace while awaiting a future season of perfection. Approximate Lesson Outline: 00:00 - Welcome to the podcast 00:17 - The seed: three meanings in scripture 02:18 - Barley: the hardy grain of the old covenant 04:29 - Entering the wheat harvest 07:00 - Pentecost and the leavened kingdom 11:34 - The Holy Spirit as our pledge 14:26 - Refined like wheat, not barley 17:46 - Caleb, Joshua, and God's appointed time 21:34 - Saul's coronation and the wheat harvest 25:02 - Closing thoughts and what's next

A weekly class at OAG taught by Chaplain Lou Parker. ** Edited to remove personal information shared in the class and extended pauses ** Title: Barley, Wheat, and the Feasts: What the Harvest Reveals About God's People Summary: A look at how Israel's harvest feasts use barley, wheat, and fall fruit as pictures of Old Testament believers, the church, and the unsaved, tracing themes of first fruits, resurrection, and God's care for the poor and the foreigner. Approximate Lesson Outline: 00:00 - Welcome and Class Discussion 01:02 - Why Every Feast Needs a Harvest 03:13 - Three Harvests: Barley, Wheat, and Fruit 05:03 - Natural Then Spiritual 07:36 - The First Fruits Barley Offering 09:19 - Passover and the Ten Plagues 13:17 - Wheat, Pentecost, and the Fall Feasts 15:21 - Barley as a Picture of the Old Testament Saints 20:52 - Rising as First Fruits, God's Provision 29:16 - Closing Thoughts

Summary: Water baptism is a public, obedient declaration of new life in Christ, modeled by Jesus Himself, that pictures dying to the old self and rising into a brand new creation empowered by the Holy Spirit. Title: All In Date: 8/30/26, 10am, Sunday Sermon Speaker: Pastor Tom Van Kempen Approximate Outline: 00:00 - Remembering your baptism 02:25 - Baptized in the Jordan 04:04 - Jesus modeled baptism 09:52 - Jesus commanded baptism 13:38 - Baptism pictures new life 20:44 - A public declaration 26:04 - A public testimony 27:54 - Prayer of salvation 32:20 - Baptisms begin 37:07 - Closing and invitation

Summary: When we grow weary from long battles, God calls us to lean on others and to pass our faith on to the next generation so it keeps burning after we're gone. Series: King of Hearts Title: Part 20: Protect the Lamp Date: 8/26/26, 6:30pm, Wednesday Bible Study Speaker: Pastor Jeff Booth Approximate Outline: 00:00 - Welcome and intro 00:45 - 2 Samuel 21 setup 03:35 - Reading the text 08:00 - Even giant killers get tired 11:30 - Why we need connect groups 16:45 - The enemy watches for weakness 21:15 - You need an Abishai 24:35 - Not called to kill every giant 27:20 - Protect the lamp 32:10 - Closing and altar call

A weekly class at OAG taught by Chaplain Lou Parker. ** Edited to remove personal information shared in the class and extended pauses ** Title: Israel's Fall Feasts: The Prophecies Still Waiting to Be Fulfilled Summary: A walk through Leviticus 23 and the seven feasts of Israel, showing how Passover, Unleavened Bread, First Fruits, and Pentecost were already fulfilled in the death, burial, resurrection, and outpouring of the Spirit, while Trumpets, Atonement, and Tabernacles still point ahead to the rapture, the second coming, and the millennial reign, with harvest itself used as a living picture of the souls being gathered before that day arrives. Approximate Lesson Outline: 00:00 - Why Christians need the Old Testament 00:54 - Waiting on the rapture 01:54 - The appointed feasts in Leviticus 23 07:04 - What "Moed" means: God's appointment 08:52 - The four spring feasts fulfilled in Christ 12:01 - The three fall feasts and the church age 13:59 - This year's feast dates 17:19 - The prophetic meaning of each feast 26:03 - No feast without a harvest 34:07 - Today's worldwide harvest of souls

Summary: The story of four friends carrying a paralyzed man to Jesus becomes a picture of why no one is meant to face life's hardest seasons alone, and why connection through small groups is how people find healing, forgiveness, and renewed strength. Title: CONNECT4 Date: 8/23/26, 10am, Sunday Sermon Speaker: Pastor Tom Van Kempen Approximate Outline: 00:00 - Intro and welcome 00:38 - The genie story 03:14 - Made for connection 07:17 - Mark 2: the paralyzed man 09:19 - Everyone needs a helping hand 16:01 - Emergency-level support 18:31 - Stronger together 21:02 - Obstacles too big alone 28:57 - Four life-changing moments 34:33 - Closing challenge and prayer

The weekly adult Sunday School class at OAG taught by long time teacher, Mrs. Jeanie Davis. ** Edited to remove personal information shared in the class and extended pauses ** Title: From Fishing for Fish to Fishing for People Summary: A study of Luke 5 and John 21 explores how Peter's fishing encounters with Jesus reveal a call to trust, obedience, and sharing faith with others despite past failures. Approximate Outline: 00:00 - Welcome and opening song 00:39 - The story behind "Turn Your Eyes Upon Jesus" 01:57 - Peter's fishing trip after the resurrection 05:03 - Jesus borrows Simon's boat 07:42 - Healing at Peter's house 09:58 - Cast your nets into deeper water 12:06 - The miraculous catch of fish 15:01 - Called to fish for people, not fish 19:37 - Later on the shore of Galilee 25:43 - Turn your eyes and come home

Summary: Using David's time hiding in a cave from Saul, this message shows how difficult seasons can soften our hearts, build our character, and deepen our trust in God. Series: King of Hearts Title: Part 19: A Change of Heart Date: 8/19/26, 6:30pm, Wednesday Bible Study Speaker: Pastor Tom Van Kempen Approximate Outline: 00:00 - Hide and seek turns deadly 02:50 - David's heart begins to change 06:50 - Family comes to the cave 13:35 - A rag-tag community forms 19:20 - Misery becomes ministry 21:00 - David becomes their captain 27:00 - Owning the massacre at Nob 30:00 - Praying honestly with God 37:35 - Learning to wait on God 44:20 - Closing prayer and response

A weekly class at OAG taught by Chaplain Lou Parker. ** Edited to remove personal information shared in the class and extended pauses ** Title: A Life That Mattered: Healing, Obedience, and the Death of Elisha Summary: Through the final days of the prophet Elisha in 2 Kings 13, we discover that healing is never a measure of our faith, that God honors simple obedience, and that a life surrendered to Him leaves a legacy that keeps bringing hope and life long after we're gone. Approximate Lesson Outline: 00:00 - A Life That Mattered 02:35 - King Joash Visits Elisha 04:08 - Healing and God's Sovereignty 07:53 - God Uses Doctors and Medicine 11:08 - Why Jesus Didn't Heal Everyone 14:36 - The Prayer of Faith 18:38 - When Healing Doesn't Come 20:39 - The Arrows of Victory 22:11 - Faith, Obedience, and King Joash 29:18 - Elisha's Legacy of Faith