Oakhurst Baptist Church

Leslie Withers offers a reflection on Mary. How might the history of Christianity been different if Mary Magdalene’s story had been fully known and honestly recorded? Why are the brief passages about her that have survived so important?

Chris Joyner, chair of the Stewardship Committee, offers a reflection on John 21:1-12.

Ashley Robinson offers a reflection on 2 Timothy 3:14-4:5 about telling our stories and tapping into the wisdom we’ve always had.

Ashley Robinson and David Fluker offer reflections our ministry partners in Cuba and Liberia.

Jesus watches Oceans 11 and tells the disciples, “Be like that!” WHAT?!? Well, listen to Melanie Vaughn-West’s reflection on Luke 16:1-9.

Melanie Vaughn-West explores how God spoke to Jeremiah through Jeremiah watching the potter at the potter wheel. What can this passage say to us about the beauty of our own brokenness?

 Oakhurst youth led worship. They shared camp songs, scripture, and even silly moments from BYC. Ashley Robinson offered a reflection on the presence of God.

What might be waiting for us on the other side of sleep, of apathy, of drudgery? There is something beyond our wildest imagination. But first, we have to wake up. Ashley Robinson offers a reflection on Luke 12:32-40.

Brandeis Tullos reflects on the Body of Christ, and Lee Bains closes with “I’m Workin’ On A Building.”

Ashley Robinson offers a reflection. What we know as The Lord’s Prayer in Luke 11:1-13 often overshadows the following parable that calls us to seek with persistence. Perhaps the words we say tend to overshadow the act of seeking, because seeking requires a certain humility in admitting that we might not know everything. Persistent seeking… Read more »