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Oasis City is a dynamic church, meeting in the Cowichan Valley. We believe there is Hope for tomorrow and Healing from yesterday. Everyone’s Invited. Wherever you are on your journey, there’s a place for you here! Come as you are; we want to help you become the person God created you to be. You can always expect engaging worship, practical teaching, authentic community, and a fun and safe environment for your kids.

  1. Jul 27

    Already Blessed

    Are you living from the truth that you are already blessed in Christ? In this message from the Too Good to Forget series, we explore Ephesians 1 and Psalm 103 to remember the goodness of God and the spiritual blessings He has already given to every believer. When life feels chaotic, discouraging, or uncertain, God’s Word reminds us that our identity is not defined by what we see, feel, or face. If you are in Christ, you are blessed with every spiritual blessing in the heavenly places. This message will encourage you to live with confidence, discernment, faith, and assurance in the goodness of God. In this sermon, you’ll be encouraged to: - Understand what it means to be already blessed - See yourself as a saint in Christ, not defined by your past - Recognize the spiritual reality behind what happens in the natural world - Grow in spiritual discernment - Trust the promises and blessings established in God’s throne room - Remember that salvation through Jesus brings forgiveness, purpose, and eternal hope Scripture references include Psalm 103, Ephesians 1:3-14, and 1 Corinthians 2:9-14. If this message encouraged you, like this video, subscribe, and share it with someone who needs to be reminded of God’s goodness today. For more information or to connect with Oasis City, visit:   https://oasiscity.ca   Email: info@oasiscity.ca #AlreadyBlessed #GoodnessOfGod #Ephesians1 #ChristianSermon #OasisCityChurch #SpiritualBlessings #IdentityInChrist #FaithMessage #JesusSaves #Psalm103

  2. Jul 20

    Sozo, So Good

    Most Christians think "salvation" just means being forgiven and going to heaven. But the Bible paints a much bigger picture. In this message, "Sozo, So Good," we explore the New Testament word sozo and the Old Testament word shalom, and how together they reveal God's heart for complete wholeness: spirit, soul, body, and relationships. This isn't just about escaping hell. It's about: Freedom from the penalty of sinFreedom from the power of sinHealing from sickness and diseaseDeliverance from demonic oppressionPeace and wholeness - "nothing missing, nothing broken"KEY THEMES IN THIS MESSAGE: What sozo really means in the New Testament: save, heal, deliver, and make wholeHow shalom is more than peace - it is total well-being and orderWhy Jesus' atonement, His work on the cross, includes healing and deliverance, not just forgivenessThe tension of "already and not yet" - being saved and being saved, healed and being healedHow the human will, the Holy Spirit, and spiritual warfare interact in deliveranceWhy James 5 calls the church to pray, confess, anoint with oil, and believe for healingLiving as people who draw from the "well of salvation" by faith every dayMAIN SCRIPTURES: Psalm 103:1-5 - "Forget not all His benefits..."Isaiah 53:4-5 and 1 Peter 2:24 - "By His stripes we are healed"John 3:16-17 - Saved (sozo), not condemnedEphesians 2:8 - Saved by grace through faithRomans 10:9-10 - Believing and confessing to be savedLuke 8 - The demonized man set freeMatthew 9:20-22 - The woman with the issue of blood healedMark 6:53-56 - "As many as touched Him were made well/whole"James 5:13-16 - The prayer of faith will save the sick1 Corinthians 1:18 - The message of the cross is the power of God to those who are being savedYOU'LL LEARN ABOUT: Biblical salvation (soteriology): why it is more than a ticket to heavenSozo and healing: how the same word used for "saved" is also used for "healed" and "delivered"Deliverance and demons: why your will, empowered by the Holy Spirit, is stronger than demonic powerAtonement and the curse: how Jesus not only paid the penalty but reversed the curseFaith and the prayer of faith: drawing from God's grace for salvation, healing, and freedomWalking in wholeness: what "nothing missing, nothing broken" looks like in everyday lifeThis message is for you if you are: Tired of a shallow view of the gospelHungry to understand what Jesus really paid forWrestling with sickness, bondage, or inner brokennessLonging for more of the Holy Spirit and the power of God in your lifeThis message will stretch your theology and stir your faith. KEY PHRASES AND TOPICS COVERED: Biblical meaning of sozoWhat is shalom in the Bible?Healing in the atonementCan Christians experience deliverance from demons?How to pray the prayer of faith (James 5)Wholeness: spirit, soul, and body"Nothing missing, nothing broken" ChristianityKingdom now and kingdom not yetSaved, delivered, and healed in ChristThe role of the Holy Spirit in lasting freedomPRAYER FOCUS: Personal salvation and freedom from the penalty and power of sinPhysical and emotional healingDeliverance from spiritual oppressionGod's shalom for marriages, families, and relationshipsIf this message helps you: Like the videoSubscribe for more Bible-based teaching on healing, deliverance, and the kingdom of GodShare it with someone who needs to know that salvation is more than they thought"Bless the Lord, O my soul... who forgives all your iniquities, who heals all your diseases..." - Psalm 103:1-3 #Sozo #BiblicalHealing #Deliverance #Salvation #Soteriology #Shalom #Isaiah53 #Psalm103 #HolySpirit #HealingInTheAtonement #PrayerOfFaith #ChristianSermon #GospelOfTheKingdom #FreedomInChrist

  3. Jul 6

    Don't Forget His Benefits

    What if everything we need from God is already available to us, but we've been picking and choosing which blessings to accept? This powerful exploration of Psalm 103 challenges us to embrace ALL of God's benefits, not just the ones we feel comfortable receiving. The message centers on five transformative benefits: forgiveness of iniquities, healing of diseases, redemption from destruction, being crowned with favor, and satisfaction with good things. The distinction between sin and iniquity is particularly striking—while sin represents individual acts of missing the mark, iniquity describes generational patterns that can be transmitted through family lines. Yet God's forgiveness extends to both, digging out not just what we see above ground but the root systems beneath. Perhaps most challenging is the call to believe that forgiveness and healing go together like a one-two punch—we cannot accept one while rejecting the other. The sermon confronts our tendency toward internal condemnation that prevents us from receiving healing, reminding us that when the Father looks at us, He sees His forgiven children, not our past failures. This isn't about earning anything through perfection; it's about understanding that grace operates on a different economy altogether—one where God chooses to lavish His benefits on us simply because He loves us.

  4. Jun 29

    Too Good To Forget

    This powerful message challenges us to move beyond half-hearted worship and engage with God using our entire being—body, soul, and spirit. Drawing from Psalm 103, we're reminded that blessing the Lord requires intentional effort, especially when our emotions aren't cooperating. The Hebrew word 'barak' means to bless, praise, and remember joyfully that God is the source of all our blessings. We discover that David had to command his own soul to praise God, revealing a profound truth: we have the power to direct our will toward worship regardless of how we feel. The sermon explores multiple Hebrew words for praise—from 'halal' (to make joyful noise) to 'todah' (offering thanks in advance for what God will do)—showing us that authentic worship involves sound, movement, raised hands, instruments, and corporate celebration. This isn't about cultural preference but about giving God what He desires. When we understand that our bodies are not our own and that everything we have belongs to God, we can authentically declare 'all that is within me, bless His holy name.' The challenge before us is clear: will we allow our souls to dictate our praise, or will we take authority over our emotions and worship Him with everything we are?

  5. Jun 22

    Unblock The Blessing

    This powerful message takes us deep into 2 Corinthians 9 to explore a truth many of us have struggled to embrace: generosity is not just a nice Christian virtue, but a spiritual key that unlocks blessings we've been praying for. We discover that faith alone won't fix a generosity problem. Just as we've learned throughout this series that faith depends on other spiritual principles like order, obedience, and integrity, we now see that some breakthroughs require us to plant seeds of generosity. The teaching unpacks seven transformative keys: harvest only comes from places we've planted, our attitude and amount in giving are our decision, God provides generously when we give cheerfully, we must distinguish between seed and bread, the purpose of increase is so we can always be generous, our generosity meets needs and provokes praise, and remarkably, generosity proves our obedience to the gospel itself. The agricultural metaphor runs throughout—we cannot eat our seed and expect a harvest. When we consume what should be planted, we prolong our season of stress and trap ourselves in cycles of lack. This isn't about manipulation or pressure; it's about understanding that the generous God who lives inside us wants to be generous through us. For those of us carrying pain around finances, feeling like we're drowning or never have enough, this message offers hope that a turnaround is possible when we align our giving with God's generous nature.

  6. Jun 8

    Faith Gets You There. Integrity Keeps You There.

    This powerful message challenges us to examine the foundation beneath our faith by exploring the critical role of integrity in our spiritual lives. Using the vivid metaphor of a rope with knots representing obstacles to our faith, we're reminded that while faith gets us to a place of promise, it's integrity that keeps us there. The sermon draws from Acts 4 and 5, contrasting Barnabas—who sold his field and brought the full amount with transparency—against Ananias and Sapphira, whose deception cost them everything. The sobering truth is that they weren't just lying to church leaders; they were lying to the Holy Spirit. This story isn't primarily about judgment but about the essential nature of integrity as the infrastructure supporting our faith journey. We learn that integrity comes from the Latin word meaning 'without a crack'—a life fully integrated where we're the same in public as in private. The message offers hope: integrity isn't about perfection but about direction and momentum toward God. When we're tested by stress or blessed with abundance, our true character emerges. The beautiful promise is that integrity brings tangible rewards—confidence, peace, sleep, and trust. Most importantly, we discover that no matter how broken our integrity might be, through repentance and confession, we can rebuild it and become people whose lives can be examined by God without fear.

  7. Jun 1

    Faith That Won’t Quit: Deeper Faith, Long Obedience & Everyday Faithfulness

    What if your problem isn’t that you don’t have *enough* faith, but that your faith needs to go *deeper*? In this message, Pastor Brandon unpacks what “faith that won’t quit” really looks like. Using a powerful picture of God’s grace as an endless well and faith as the rope and bucket we lower into it, he shows why big miracles are actually built on long, quiet faithfulness—small, predetermined acts of obedience over time. We explore: - Why **you don’t need more faith, you need deeper faith**   - How God’s **grace is an endless well**, and faith simply draws from what He’s already provided   - The difference between **faith** (trusting God) and **faithfulness** (staying loyal and obedient over time)   - Why you **haven’t lost your faith, you’ve starved it**—and how to start feeding it again   - How pre‑deciding in areas like **money, relationships, parenting, and time** builds a life of stability and peace   - Why Jesus connects **money, trust, and “true riches”** (Luke 16:10–12)   - How stories like **William Wilberforce** and the heroes of **Hebrews 11** show us what long obedience looks like   - Why constantly chasing a “better” opportunity, church, or ministry can sabotage your spiritual growth   - How a simple posture of **showing up and staying** can position you for God’s timing and promotion Key Scriptures:   Habakkuk 2:2–4 – “The righteous will live by their faithfulness.”   Luke 16:10–12 – “Faithful in very little… faithful in much.”   Hebrews 11 – Faith, faithfulness, and unseen promises. You’ll be challenged to: - Stop trying to make “great faith” do the job that **steady obedience** is meant to do   - Identify “short ropes” in your life—areas where poor wisdom, lack of order, or fear are **limiting the reach of your faith**   - Pre‑decide how you will obey God in the areas that usually trip you up   - See your everyday choices as the “boring pages” that make the **miracle chapters** of your story even possible If you’re tired of hype, quick fixes, and faith that fizzles out when life gets hard, this teaching will help you build **long faith**—faith that endures, trusts, and keeps going when nothing seems to be happening. --- ⏩ **NEXT STEPS** • SUBSCRIBE for more messages on faith, discipleship, spiritual formation, and everyday obedience   • SHARE this message with someone who feels like their faith is failing or stuck   • COMMENT: Where is God calling you to “stay in the room” and be faithful right now? --- 📖 **MORE MESSAGES ON FAITH & FAITHFULNESS** • Living by Faith, Not Feelings   • How to Trust God When Nothing Changes   • Money, Trust, and True Riches --- #Faith #Faithfulness #ChristianFaith #DeeperFaith #SpiritualGrowth #Discipleship #LongObedience #Habakkuk2 #Hebrews11 #Luke16 #GraceOfGod #ChristianTeaching #Sermon2026 #OasisCityChurch

  8. May 25

    Born, Built, Baptized

    This exploration into the three baptisms challenges us to understand the full spiritual journey God intends for every believer. We discover that the Christian life begins with the baptism of salvation, where the Holy Spirit draws us to Christ and baptizes us into Him through faith. This invisible yet transformative moment makes us part of the universal body of Christ, hidden in Him regardless of what others can see. The second baptism, water baptism, serves as our public declaration of this internal reality. It mirrors the early church in Acts 2, where new believers immediately went public with their faith without delay or hesitation. This public profession is not merely ceremonial but represents our willingness to align our visible lives with our invisible transformation. The third baptism, being baptized in the Holy Spirit by Jesus Himself, empowers us to live boldly for God. This message reminds us that faith is meant to move from personal decision to public declaration to powerful demonstration. We are challenged to examine whether we have settled for a private, comfortable faith when God intends for us to experience the fullness of His Spirit, enabling us to be witnesses who impact the world around us with supernatural boldness and power.

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Oasis City is a dynamic church, meeting in the Cowichan Valley. We believe there is Hope for tomorrow and Healing from yesterday. Everyone’s Invited. Wherever you are on your journey, there’s a place for you here! Come as you are; we want to help you become the person God created you to be. You can always expect engaging worship, practical teaching, authentic community, and a fun and safe environment for your kids.

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    Oasis City
  • Years Active
    2024 - 2026
  • Episodes
    226
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