Rescue from the Darkness
When God saves us, he transfers us out of the domain of darkness, bringing us from death to life. For Cedric Kanana, this transition was literal. Cedric was lost, separated from God by his sin and the powers of darkness, but God delivered him and now calls him his son.
Read MoreLeaning into Weakness
When you think of a leader, strength comes to mind. People want a strong leader. They want someone who has everything together and under control. But today, I am going to talk about leaning into weakness.
Read MorePreview of The Girl with Special Shoes
Can anything ever separate us from Christ’s love? Does it mean he no longer loves us if we have suffering or pain, or are rejected, hungry, frustrated, degraded, or disabled? No, despite experiencing all these things, Hilda Bih Muluh has experienced overwhelming victory through Christ, who loves her.
Read MoreFacing Suffering with Joy
God has promised wonderful things to his children. Salvation from sin. The hope of eternal life. The constant presence of the Holy Spirit. But there is one thing God has never promised us: that our lives will be free from suffering.
Read MoreThe Essentials of Core Values
I have been excited to write about Oasis’s Core Values for some time. Why? Because I really love working with my co-workers to accomplish Oasis’s mission. Our work is guided and formed in our daily activities, meetings, and interaction with those we serve by our core values. So I hope if you have the chance to interact with one of us, you can take a step back and say, “I see that; I see that value they live by. I can see how that person treats and respects me, how they genuinely care about what God has called me to do.”
Read MoreTrusting God Through Suffering
When we talk about the promises of Jesus, we rarely mention his promise that living on earth will come with trials and sorrows. We can all be confident that as we live our lives, we will experience much grief, disappointment, pain, and hardship. Some will last for only a season; some will last a lifetime. You probably don’t have to think very hard to remember the suffering you’ve experienced already.
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