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What does it look like to follow Jesus in a world that doesn’t always follow Him? Pastor John unpacks Matthew 5 and 2 Corinthians 5:17 to remind us that we are called to be the light of the world, live differently, and reflect the love of Jesus wherever we go. Through Christ, we are made new, and our lives become a testimony of His transforming power. The church was never meant to shine only within its walls. We are called to take the hope of Jesus into our homes, workplaces, schools, and communities. We are made new to make a difference.

In Mark 2, a paralyzed man is lowered through the roof by his friends just to get to Jesus. It’s an amazing picture of what it looks like for desperate faith to meet unlimited grace. In this message, we look at the grace Jesus showed when He called him “Son” and forgave his sin, reminding us that Jesus wasn’t just interested in changing his circumstances; He wanted to transform his heart and deal with the sin that stood in the way. This message will inspire you to be more like Jesus and challenge you to do everything you can do to get your friends into the presence of God! Enjoy and be blessed.

In Part II of Whatever It Takes, Pastor Benji Kelley reminds us that our faith isn’t just about what God wants to do in us—it’s also about what He wants to do through us for generations to come! Psalm 78:6 reminds us of the responsibility we have to pass down the stories, faith, and faithfulness of God to the next generation. What we choose to live out today can shape the faith of those who come after us. Join us as we discover what it means to live with a generational perspective and do Whatever It Takes to make sure the next generation knows who God is and what He has done.

What does it look like to have a faith that refuses to stop when obstacles get in the way? In this passage we see four men who were willing to do whatever it took to get their friend to Jesus. They didn’t let the crowd, the obstacles, or the circumstances stop them. Their faith moved them to action and as a result, sins were forgiven and healing took place. In this brand-new series, Whatever It Takes, we’ll discover what it means to live with that same kind of faith—to pursue Jesus, bring others to Him, and refuse to let anything stand in the way of what God has called us to do.

As we close out our Peace series, we’re reminded that peace isn’t simply something we experience—it’s a practice we choose by allowing people to journey with us! In this final message, we look at how God places people in our lives for a purpose. The relationships, friendships, and community He gives us are often part of His plan to strengthen us, encourage us, challenge us, and help us walk through the storms of life. We hope you enjoy this sermon and that it encourages you to pursue the peace God has made available in and through the church!

Peace isn’t found in the absence of chaos. It’s found in knowing God is with us in the middle of it. In Part 3 of our Peace series, Pastor John gives us a simple practice to bring peace into our homes, conversations, relationships, minds, and hearts. Take a moment to slow down, listen, pray, and bring what you’re carrying to Jesus. What is one thing you’re carrying today that you want God to help you with?

What if the biggest battle you’re fighting isn’t around you—it’s happening in your mind? In Part 2 of our Peace series, Pastor Benji takes us through Philippians 4:6-8 and shows us how to find peace by changing what we focus on, what we think about, and what we choose to trust with God. When chaos comes, we don’t have to let it control our minds. We can choose peace, fix our thoughts on what is true, and trust that God is with us through it all. Listen to Peace, Pt. 2, Winning the War in your Mind on the ORC Podcast now!

What do we do when life feels chaotic and God seems silent? In Mark 4, the disciples find themselves caught in a storm, but Jesus is right there in the boat with them. Psalm 46 reminds us that even when everything around us is shaking, God is our refuge and strength! This week, Pastor Benji teaches us important principles that help us navigate the storms of life! We’re learning that peace isn’t the absence of chaos—it’s knowing who is with us in the middle of it and letting God transform us through it all. Be blessed!

Have you ever wondered what it really means to be a good steward of what God has given you? What about your time, your resources, your influence, and your opportunities? This week, Pastor Benji teaches us what it looks like to faithfully steward what God has entrusted to us and to live with an eternal perspective. Enjoy this powerful and challenging message, and share it with someone who needs to hear it!

One of the things we love most about Jesus is that He took complicated religion and made it simple for those who wanted a relationship with God and people. We are trying to follow His example with the ORC mission to Love God | Love People. Check out this message from Pastor Benji on Jesus‘s Great Commandment in Matthew 22:37–39.

What if gratitude is one of the most powerful spiritual disciplines we can practice? This past Sunday, we unpacked the biblical call to thanksgiving and saw how a grateful heart reshapes our perspective, strengthens our faith, and helps us experience the goodness of God even in difficult seasons.

Have you ever felt like hope was gone? Through the story of Lazarus in John 11, Pastor Benji Kelley shows us that, just like Thomas, Mary, and Martha, Jesus meets us in our doubts, discouragement, and delays with resurrection power! This message is a reminder that your story isn’t over, God is still at work, and what feels impossible today is never beyond the reach of Jesus! The resurrection changes everything!

Pastor Benji spoke a powerful message this past Sunday on what it means to live a life of abundance through Christ our King. We believe this message can help you tremendously and we hope you enjoy!

Have you ever wondered what a Gospel revolution looks like? Pastor John’s message covers how we are in the midst of the greatest Gospel revolution and what it looks like to lead, love, serve, and steward it well.

Have you ever felt a sense of anxiety, fear, or stress that you can’t seem to break? Well, Pastor Benji goes into depth on the last piece of armor, namely the sword of the spirit, which the Bible says is the Word of God! Very few things are more important than a steady diet of God’s Word if we want to be able to stand against the attacks of the enemy. This message is so helpful and practical for those wanting to get back into the Word again. Enjoy!