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PASTOR MARSHALL OCHS | OCTOBER 18, 2026 In this message, Pastor Marshall teaches from Deuteronomy 28, where Moses sets the blessings of obedience beside the curses of disobedience. In Hebrew, a blessing means being full and filled with strength, and a curse means being bound like a slave. Both “come upon” God’s people depending on whether they follow the Creator or something He created. Every created thing has a limit on what it can give. The curses come both on those who turn to other gods and on those who obey God without joy. Through Paul’s words in Acts 17 and the promise of Joel 2, we are reminded that the call to repent is open to everyone, and that God is gracious to all who return to Him.

PASTOR MARSHALL OCHS | OCTOBER 11, 2026 In this message, Pastor Marshall teaches from Deuteronomy 27. In this chapter, Moses reminds the Israelites that their choices carry consequences, leading either to blessings through obedience or curses through disobedience. Through the covenant ceremony and its emphasis on sins committed in secret, we are reminded that God sees beyond our outward actions into the hidden choices of our hearts. Just as Jesus teaches in Matthew 6, the life we live when no one is watching matters to God, and choosing to honor Him in secret leads to a life of true blessing and fruitfulness.

PASTOR MARSHALL OCHS | OCTOBER 4, 2026 In this message, Pastor Marshall teaches from Deuteronomy 26, which presents giving as a posture of worship—a life marked by gratitude, remembrance, humility, obedience, and awe in response to everything God has given. The picture of the firstfruits basket expands into a vision of an entire life offered to God, ultimately pointing to Christ, the perfect Giver, who offers His people to God as evidence of His obedience and calls us to consider whether our whole lives are acceptable offerings to Him.

PASTOR MARSHALL OCHS | SEPTEMBER 27, 2026 In this message, Pastor Marshall teaches from Deuteronomy 25, which teaches that having the “upper hand”—whether through authority, resources, position, or power—does not give us permission to cross the line into cruelty. God calls His people to protect the dignity of others by practicing justice, caring for the vulnerable, acting honestly, and restraining power, ultimately following Jesus’ example of using His power to serve, obey, and bring reconciliation.

PASTOR MARSHALL OCHS | SEPTEMBER 20, 2026 In this message, Pastor Marshall teaches from Deuteronomy 24, which reveals God’s concern for human dignity, showing that every person is worthy of respect regardless of their circumstances, status, failures, or needs. Through instructions concerning marriage, poverty, work, justice, sickness, and care for the vulnerable, God calls His people not simply to change their behavior, but to develop hearts that consistently recognize and protect the dignity of others.

PASTOR LOGAN GEORGE | SEPTEMBER 13, 2026 We apologize for the poor audio quality this week. We had technical issues we are working to resolve. In this message, Pastor Logan teaches from Deuteronomy 23, which reveals that God’s boundaries for His people were designed to create a community marked by holiness, integrity, refuge, generosity, and faithfulness in both significant and ordinary parts of life. While the chapter draws lines around who could enter Israel’s worshiping assembly, it ultimately points toward the grace of Jesus, who brings those who were once “far off” near and invites us to extend that same grace to others.

PASTOR MARSHALL OCHS | SEPTEMBER 6, 2026 In this message, Pastor Marshall teaches from Deuteronomy 22, which presents a variety of laws and scenarios that share a common theme: God is the true owner of creation, and His people are called to be faithful stewards rather than seizing what is not theirs. From caring for a neighbor’s property to honoring relationships and covenants, the chapter calls God’s people to live with restraint, responsibility, and devotion, remembering that everything entrusted to us ultimately belongs to Him.

PASTOR MARSHALL OCHS | AUGUST 30, 2026 In this message, Pastor Marshall teaches from Deuteronomy 21, which reveals God’s deep concern for protecting the vulnerable—including individuals, families, communities, and even the land—from the destructive effects of sin. These laws ultimately point to Christ, who became the curse in our place, and call God’s people to care for the vulnerable not merely from obligation, but because disciples imitate the character and compassion of God.

PASTOR MARSHALL OCHS | AUGUST 23, 2026 In this message, Pastor Marshall teaches from Deuteronomy 20, which teaches that God’s people are called to face conflict with courage, proper priorities, and confidence in God’s presence and victory. While the battlefield has changed for believers today, the spiritual war continues against sin, fear, and inward rebellion, and we fight with God’s Word, prayer, and worship—walking in the victory Christ has already won.

PASTOR MARSHALL OCHS | AUGUST 16, 2026 In this message, Pastor Marshall teaches from Deuteronomy 18-19, which reveals God’s desire for His people to live in a community shaped by dependence on Him, obedience to His Word, justice, and truth. Through priests, prophets, cities of refuge, and laws concerning witnesses, God points His people toward Christ—the ultimate Prophet and refuge—and calls them to reflect His character by speaking truth and rejecting deception.

PASTOR MARSHALL OCHS | AUGUST 9, 2026 In this message, Pastor Marshall teaches from Deuteronomy 16-17, which reminds God's people to order every part of life around Him—through rhythms of worship, His definitions of justice and holiness, and humble submission to the authority structures He establishes. Moses emphasizes that God alone sets the standards, seasons, and boundaries for His people, and true freedom is found not in redefining them, but in trusting Christ and living within the life-giving limits He provides.

PASTOR MARSHALL OCHS | AUGUST 2, 2026 In this message, Pastor Marshall teaches from Deuteronomy 14-15, which emphasizes that God's people are called to live differently because they belong to Him, allowing their identity in Christ to shape how they treat their bodies, consume food, handle money, care for others, and order their lives. The sermon highlights that the Old Testament instructions point to enduring principles of holiness, generosity, and Sabbath rhythms, ultimately calling believers to choose God in every area of daily life by living with open-handed compassion, grateful worship, and the confidence that they are chosen and forgiven.

PASTOR MARSHALL OCHS | JULY 26, 2026 In this message, Pastor Marshall teaches from Deuteronomy 12-13, which calls God's people to worship Him according to His design rather than adopting the practices of surrounding cultures, emphasizing that true worship flows from wholehearted devotion and ultimately finds its fulfillment in Jesus Christ, the perfect sacrifice. Because God has graciously chosen and saved His people, they are called to respond with lives of complete worship, joyful community, and unwavering faithfulness, guarding themselves against anything that would lead them away from Him.

PASTOR MARSHALL OCHS | JULY 19, 2026 In this message, Pastor Marshall teaches from Deuteronomy 11. In this chapter, Moses reminds Israel that although God has chosen them, they must continually choose Him through obedient living—in their work, worship, homes, and everyday decisions. Looking back at God's faithfulness and the consequences of rebellion, Deuteronomy 11 presents a clear choice between blessing and curse, a theme that ultimately points forward to Jesus' call to choose the path that leads to life.

PASTOR MARSHALL OCHS | JULY 12, 2026 In this message, Pastor Marshall teaches from Deuteronomy 9-10. In these chapters, Moses reminds Israel that God's blessings are never earned by their own righteousness but are rooted in His faithfulness, mercy, and covenant promises. Moses uses Israel's repeated rebellion—including the golden calf—as a story that exposes their need for God's grace, highlights the power of intercession, and calls them to respond by humbly loving God, caring for others, and allowing Him to transform their hearts.