Walking In Faith with Pastor Rob Curington: Recent Episodes
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This week in our study into the Book of Colossians, Paul warns against spiritual enslavement.
Pastor Rob Curington delivers a powerful message, sharing how Christ has defeated the enemies of guilt and shame in this week’s study into the Book of Colossians.
The apostle Paul commands that as Christians, we should stand firm in our union with Christ. Pastor Rob Curington shares how we are to do this.
This week, Pastor Rob examines how Paul encourages his readers to obedience to the Word of God as our study in the Book of Colossians continues.
Our study in the Book of Colossians continues as this week Pastor Rob Curington shows how Paul expresses his desire for the Christian.
In the message today from the Book of Colossians, we see how God divinely intervenes to rescue us from sin.
This week in our study in the Book of Colossians, Pastor Rob Curington shows how Jesus is sufficient to redeem, rescue, and ransom God’s children.
Pastor Rob Curington looks at how salvation includes a rescue and transfer from one kingdom to another in this week’s study into the Book of Colossians.
In this week’s study into the Book of Colossians, Pastor Rob Curington examines how Paul prays that the Colossians would continue to grow and persevere
The study into the Book of Colossians begins in earnest as Pastor Rob Curington looks at how Paul shares four things for which he is grateful.
This week, we begin our study into the Book of Colossians as Pastor Rob Curington shows how Paul encourages believers to have a gospel-centered optimism.
In this week’s message, Pastor Rob examines how we are to be about our Father’s business.
Pastor Luis Ruz shares why understanding the deity of Christ is central to the foundation of being a Christian.
We start a new series on looking at the role of Jesus as Prophet, Priest, and King . In this first message Pastor Rob Curington discusses how Enoch encourages us to walk faithfully with God.
Elder Randy Franz shows how a true Christian cannot lose his or her grip on God, because salvation is solely a work of God, and God’s will cannot be thwarted.
Pastor Rob Curington returns to continue in our study of the book of 2 Samuel to show how God will be worshipped.
Elder Landon Johnson delivers a special message discussing how all of God’s Creation is called to Worship.
Our study into the Book of 2 Samuel continues this week as Pastor Rob examines why God disciplines those whom he loves.
This week, our study in the Book of 2 Samuel explores how David’s sin leads to dire consequences but also wonderful grace.
As the study into 2 Samuel continues, Pastor Rob Curington examines how David defeats and subdues his enemies.
This week our study in the Book of 2 Samuel examines how the Place and Person of the Future King is revealed.
We begin our dive into the Book of 2 Samuel as this week, Pastor Rob Curington examines how David consolidates his rule and unites the Kingdom.
We begin our summer series on 2 Samuel. This week, we take a high-level look at how the life and rule of David points to Jesus.
This week, Pastor Rob Curington examines how Jesus ascends to the Heavens with a promise to return.
We begin our summer series of messages with a reminder on how the Church is God’s Plan in the Redemption of His Children.
For this special Mother’s Day message, Pastor Rob Curington discusses how we need to trust God in parenting your children.
This week, Pastor Rob Curington looks at the Gospel of John to examine the Person and Work of the Holy Spirit.
We return to our study in the Book of 3 John as this week we examine how John commends Demetrius as an example of faithfulness.
We celebrate this Easter with a special message from Pastor Rob Curington who reminds us that our only hope is to look to Jesus.
In this week’s message on the Book of 3 John, Pastor Rob Curington discusses how John warns that pride will not be tolerated in the Kingdom.
We return to our study into the third Epistle of John and look at how we are to be faithful in supporting those who proclaim Christ.
Pastor Rob Curington returns to begin the study in the third epistle from the Apostle John, in which John commends Gaius, a faithful member of the Church, for his faithfulness.
We take a brief break from our study into 2 John as Elder Randy Franz shows how we must fight the fear of man and let our healthy fear of God move us to declare the life-saving Gospel the way Jesus did, using the moral Law to bring the knowledge of sin.
We finish up on last week’s message as we consider many of the false teachings that have infiltrated the Church.
This week, Pastor Rob Currington, examines how John warns his readers of the dangers of inviting false teachers into homes as our study into the Book of 2 John continues.
The study into the Book of 2 John continues as this week Pastor Rob Curington discusses how walking in truth includes loving others.
As we open our study into the Book of 2 John, we see how John writes a short letter to encourage Christians to be unified in love and truth.
As we look into the Book of 1 John in our study, this week we examine how true conversion spurs life transformation.
This week in our study in the book of 1 John, Pastor Rob Curington looks at how John gives two examples of when to pray and not to pray.
Pastor Rob Curington explains how John encourages his congregation to prayer with confidence as our study into the 1 Book of John continues.
In this week’s sermon on the Gospel of John, Pastor Rob Curington explains how John shows that we can be assured of eternal life.
We resume our study into the Book of 1st John as this week Pastor Rob Curington explains how John shows that Jesus is fully God and fully Man
On this Sanctity of Life Sunday, Pastor Rob Curington discusses why God’s creation of mankind sets us apart as image bearers and requires us to hold each life as sacred and worthy of protection.
In this special message, Elder Landon Johnson examines why studying the Old Testament is an important aspect of maturing as a Christian.
In this special message from Elder Randy Franz, we are encouraged in an age of false teachers and false prophets, that we should only fall for the truth of God’s Word.
This week the Apostle John encourages his readers to trust in the works of Christ as we continue our study into the Book of 1 John.
Our look into the Book of 1 John continues as this week Pastor Rob Curington explains how John lists three evidences of genuine confessions of faith.
Pastor Rob Curington shares the Apostle John’s simple but powerful message, “We are to love as Christ loved us” as the study in the Book of 1 John continues.
Pastor Rob Curington provides a look at how the Apostle John informs believers how to detect false teachers and their teachings as the study into 1 John continues.
Pastor Rob Curington discusses how a genuine Christian loves others in this week’s study in the book of 1 John.
The study into the book of 1 John continues as this week Pastor Rob Curington examines how John lists two more ways to determine true conversion.
This week we look at how John reminds believers of the glorious promises of Christ as our study into 1 John continues.
We continue in our study into the book of 1 John as this week we examine how John warns against apostasy and encourages the faithful.
Pastor Rob Curington looks at how the Apostle John tells his disciples how God demands our undivided worship and allegiance.
This week in our study into 1 John we examine how John encourages Jesus’ followers to count the many blessings of the Father.
In our fifth episode studying the Book of 1 John, Pastor Rob Curington discusses how John lays down the third test of a genuine Christian.
This week, Pastor Rob Curington examines how John in his first epistle points out two ways in which we can have assurance of our salvation
Our study into the 1 John continues as Pastor Rob Curington looks at how true knowledge begins with an understanding of the attributes of God.
We open our study into the Epistles of John as Pastor Rob Curington explains how John writes to inform and encourage believers of the joy of fellowship.
This week we begin a new study as we look at the Epistles of the Apostle John. We begin with a 30,000 foot view of John’s main message points as he writes to the churches under his care which face many of the same issues we face today.
On this Labor Day weekend we take a break from our study in the Book of 1 Samuel to look at what God has to say about finding joy, meaning, and fulfillment in work.
We conclude our study into the Book of 1 Samuel as Pastor Rob Curington looks at how Saul squanders his service by living for himself rather than God.
We continue in our study into the Book of Samuel as this week Pastor Rob Curington examines how David’s doubts leads to compromises that lead to disastrous consequences.
We are nearing the end of our study of the Book of 1 Samuel. This week, David faces three tests that demonstrate his trust in God.
The study into the Book of 1 Samuel continues as Pastor Ro Curington examines how David prays for guidance during turbulent times.
In this week’s message, Elder Landon Johnson examines how we can be certain that the word of God we have today is the word of God that was given so long ago.
Elder Randy Franz tells how the Psalmist struggles with envying the material prosperity of the wicked, as many believers do, before he unveils the key to gaining a right perspective.
Our study in the Book of 1 Samuel reaches an important moment as David runs and hides from Saul while gathering souls.
This week’s message examines how David stirs up strong emotions of love and hate as our study in the Book of 1 Samuel continues.
Pastor Rob Curington examines how a bold faith leads to an improbable victory as David confronts an enemy of God in this week’s message in the Book of 1 Samuel.
Our study into the Book of 1 Samuel continues as God chooses a shepherd boy to become the next king of Israel.
On this Father’s Day, Pastor Rob looks at how God created men to become fathers to work and keep his Creation.
Guest speaker Doug Landro examines the story of Nebuchadnezzar to ask the question “Who are we trying to be great for; ourselves or our Holy God?”
Pastor Rob Curington examines how Samuel's disobedience costs him dearly in this week's study into the Book of 1 Samuel.
This week our study into the Book of 1 Samuel examines how Saul and his son, Jonathan react very differently when the heat is on.
The study into the Book of Samuel continues as this week Pastor Rob Curington examines how Israel is called to repentance and renewal.
In this special Mother’s Day message, Pastor Rob looks at the story of Saul’s mother Hannah as an example of the lengths a mother will go to nourish and protect her children which exemplifies Christ’s love for His church.
This week we continue in our study of the Book of 1 Samuel as Pastor Rob Curington explains how Saul is reluctantly anointed King of Israel.
Our deep dive into the Book of Samuel continues as Pastor Rob Curington examines how Israel rejects the LORD by demanding a king to rule over them.
In this week’s examination of the Book of 1 Samuel, we learn what happens when we fail to let God lead when an adversary arises.
This is the second episode in our examination of 1 Samuel. This week, Pastor Rob Curington shows how a prophet arises to lead Israel.
We begin a new series as we open up the Book of Samuel. In this first message, Pastor Rob Curington examines how a kingdom arises as Israel is transitioning from it Judges to looking for a King to rule them.
In this special Easter Sunday Message, Pastor Rob Curington uncovers why Jesus was so determined to go to the Cross.
In this our fourth message of Forgiveness, Pastor Rob Curington shares how recreation is an important part of the process, allowing us to enjoy life together.
In part two of pursuing restoration in our Forgiveness series, we look at the second objection; what if the offender won’t repent?
This fourth message in our discussion on forgiveness looks at one of the first objections most people have; “What if I Can’t Forgive?”
Our third message in our short series on forgiveness discusses how God’s forgiveness entails reconciliation with those who repent.
In this third part of our short series on forgiveness, Pastor Rob Curington looks at how forgiveness is defined for Christians.
In the second part of this short series on forgiveness, Pastor Rob Curington discusses how in God we find the divine pattern of forgiveness.
We begin a new topical series on forgiveness. In this first episode, Pastor Rob Curington explains how Christ calls us to forgive those who hurt and harm us.
We have reached the end of our study into the Gospel of Luke. In this concluding message, Pastor Rob Curington looks at how Jesus’ sudden appearance convinces the disciples of his resurrection.
Our study in the Gospel of Luke is coming to an end as this week Pastor Rob Curington examines how Jesus points out that all of Scripture points to him.
We are almost at the end of our study in the Gospel of Luke as this week Pastor Rob Curington examines how the gospel shouts, “Jesus is alive!” and an empty tomb changes everything.
As we approach the one-year anniversary of the overturing of Roe versus Wade, Pastor Rob Curington shares an important Sanctity of Life message on how as God’s special creation all of humanity is deserving of value and dignity.
Elder Landon Johnson explains God’s desire for a family integrated church at home, in worship and in the community.
As we approach the new year, Elder Randy Franz encourages us to show love and compassion for others by sharing the life-saving Gospel.
Join the OVBC family as we celebrate the birth of our Lord, Jesus Christ on this holy night.
Our study in the Gospel of Luke this week looks at how Jesus is buried in a borrowed tomb without any fanfare.
Our study in the Gospel of Luke continues as Pastor Rob Curington shows how Jesus lays down his life making atonement for sin.
In this second part of our look into Christ’s trial before his crucifixion in the Gospel of Luke, Pastor Rob Curington examines how Jesus shows love and compassion to those who mock him at his death.
As we near the end of our study in the Gospel of Luke, all the actors are in place ready to play their part as Jesus remains silent.
In this week’s message on
the Gospel of Luke, we get a glimpse of how Jesus faces a kangaroo court of cruelty and injustice.
Pastor Rob Curington shows how Jesus warns his disciples that prayer is needed to resist temptation in this week’s message on the Gospel of Luke.
Our study in the Gospel of Luke continues as Pastor Rob Curington looks at how Jesus again tries to prepare they disciples for the hostility they are about to face.
We continue to explore the Gospel of Luke as Pastor Rob Curington examines how Jesus warns Peter and the disciples about Satan’s upcoming attacks.
For our look into the Gospel of Luke this week, Pastor Rob Curington examines how the disciples argued about who was the greatest in the Kingdom.
We are getting close to the end in our study into the Gospel of Luke. This week Pastor Rob Curington examines how in the Last Supper, Jesus inaugurates the New Covenant.
In this week’s study into the Gospel of Luke Pastor Rob Curington examines how the religious leaders and Judas conspire to arrest Jesus.
In this week’s message in the Gospel of Luke, Pastor Rob Curington examines how Jesus calls the disciples to prepare themselves for his return.
In this week’s message looking into the Gospel of Luke we see how Jesus warns and predicts that the day is coming when he will return to judge the wicked and reward the faithful.
Pastor Luis Ruz shares a message on why Christians are to desire the truth of God's Word rather than the false promises of false teachers.
Elder Landon Johnson delivers an important message on the history and meaning behind Christ’s commission for Christians to participate in Communion.
Elder Randy Franz delivers a timely message giving Christians eight tools to help them not to be anxious about their daily needs.
Pastor Rob Curington delivers an important message as he looks at how Paul warns his readers to wake up, be alert, and focus on our mission.
In this wrap-up in our summer study in the Book of Ruth, Pastor Rob Curington looks at how all things work for the glory of God, and our good.
Pastor Rob Curington discusses the epilogue of the story told in the Book of Ruth which concludes with God restoring comfort.
Pastor Rob Curington examines how Boaz seals the deal to become the kinsman-redeemer of Naomi and Ruth in this week’s study in the Book of Ruth.
In this week’s study in the Book of Ruth, we move to Act 3 of the story which includes Naomi scheming, Ruth proposing, and Boaz getting cold feet.
We continue in our study into the Book of Ruth to see how the goodness of God is displayed in Boaz’s provision and protection.
Pastor Rob Curington examines how God moves heaven and earth to introduce Boaz and Ruth to each other as our study in the Book of Ruth continues.
Our summer study into the Book of Ruth continues as this week Pastor Rob Curington looks at a passage that displays two different responses to the sovereignty of God.
Our summer series continues with a look into the book of Ruth. This week Pastor Rob Curington looks at how God's sovereignty and human responsibility take its toll on one family.
Summer is here so we take a break from our study in the Gospel of Luke to examine the story of Ruth. In this first episode, Pastor Rob Curington looks at how God continues the Story of Redemption through the story of Ruth.
Before taking our summer break, Pastor Rob Curington concludes this section of our study into the Gospel of Luke as he shows how Jesus warns his disciples of adopting false worship.
Before taking our summer break, Pastor Rob Curington concludes this section of our study into the Gospel of Luke as he shows how Jesus warns his disciples of adopting false worship.
The study into the Gospel of Luke continues this week as Pastor Rob Curington unpacks the reason why Jesus asks his examiners a question about the identity of the Messiah.
Pastor Rob Curington examines how Jesus quiets his accusers with wisdom and discernment in this week’s teaching in the Gospel of Luke.
Pastor Rob Curington examines how Jesus quiets his accusers with wisdom and discernment in this week’s teaching into the Gospel of Luke.
Our study in the Gospel of Luke continues as this week we look at how Jesus warns that rejection of his rule comes at a high price.
This week in our study into the Gospel of Luke, Pastor Rob Curington shows how the religious leaders demand to know by whose authority Jesus is ministering.
We return to our study in the Gospel of Luke as Pastor Rob Curington looks at how Jesus performs two inspections as he enters Jerusalem.
In this special message Pastor Rob Curington shifts the focus from the usual Easter message to look at how in his death and resurrection, Jesus provides all that God requires as our High Priest.
As we continue on in our study in the Gospel of Luke on this Palm Sunday, Pastor Rob Curington looks at how Jesus finally arrives in Jerusalem on the back of a colt ready to fulfill the Father’s Redemption Plan.
As we approach Easter, we take a brief side road in our study of the Gospel of Luke to look at John’s Gospel to help fill in some of the detail on how Jesus spent his last hours before entering Jerusalem dining with close friends.
The Gospel of Luke study continues as this week Pastor Rob Curington examines how Jesus informs his disciples that there will be a day of reckoning when all stewards will be evaluated.
Pastor Rob Currington returns to the podium this week to continue the study into the Gospel of Luke. This week he examines how Jesus’ mission is to seek and to save the lost.
Elder Randy Franz continues his message on “The True Lord’s Prayer” as he examines how Jesus gives specific attention in His intimate High Priestly Prayer to the themes of election, keeping, and unity.
We take a short break from our study in the Gospel of Luke as Elder Randy Franz looks at how Jesus, prays an intimate, consequential prayer to the Father for the glory of both, and for His chosen people.
This week in our study in the Gospel of Luke, Pastor Rob Curington looks at how Jesus is not only a merciful King but also the gracious Savior as He encounter a blindman on His way to Jerusalem.
The study into the Gospel of Luke continues as Pastor Rob Curington shows how for the third time, Jesus informs his disciples that his time on earth is coming to a close.
This week Pastor Rob Curington examines the encounter between Jesus and the ruler who asks what he must do to attain eternal life in the Gospel of Luke. Jesus explains that only a miracle can redeem sinful men.
In this week's look into the Gospel of Luke, Pastor Rob Curington shows how Jesus teaches his disciples that humility is necessary to enter into the Kingdom of God.
Our study into the Gospel of Luke resumes as Pastor Rob Curington examines how persistence and a focus on God’s character is key in prayer.
In this week's special message, Elder Landon Johnson shares an in-depth look at the Apostles Creed and how it serves as a good foundation to a believer's faith.
Elder Randy Franz delivers a powerful message on how God guarantees victory for His people, but His people must fight for it.
For this first message in 2023, Pastor Rob Curington takes a moment to remind Christians how scripture calls us to embrace the truth found in Christ
In this very special Christmas message Pastor Rob Curington examines how the angels announce that the birth of Jesus brings an everlasting peace.
We step away from our study in the Gospel of Luke to look at an important Christmas message as Pastor Rob Curington examines how Matthew writes that the promise, providence, and purpose of Christmas is found in the genealogy of Jesus.
The study into the Gospel of Luke continues as Pastor Rob Curington looks at how Jesus warns his disciples to be ready for the Day of the LORD.
This week is our 10th message in the study into the Gospel of Luke. In this week’s message, Pastor Rob Curington looks at the healing of ten lepers by Jesus and how only one leper gives praise for his healing.
In this week’s message in the Gospel of Luke, Pastor Rob Curington examines how Jesus calls his disciples to contentment in serving the purposes of God.
In this special message, Missionaries Doug and Marina Landro come to visit Orange Villa and share information on how God is working in Ukraine and that despite the struggles and trials they and the people are facing, God is still sovereign over all.
This week’s message is one we all need to hear as Pastor Rob Curington shares how Jesus encourages the Twelve of the power of their faith as we continue our study into the Gospel of Luke.
The study in the Gospel of Luke continues as this week we look at how Jesus warns his disciples about causing others to sin and harboring unforgiveness.
In this week's message, Pastor Rob Curington examines how Jesus shares another parable to declare the sufficiency of Scripture of his ministry.
This week Pastor Rob Curington takes a look at how Jesus points out the hypocrisy of the Pharisees in rejecting his ministry as our study in the Gospel of Luke continues.
Our study in the Gospel of Luke continues as this week Pastor Rob Curington examines how Jesus uses the parable of a shrewd dude to teach about generosity.
As we continue into our look at the Parable of the Prodigal Son in our study in the Gospel of Luke, Pastor Rob Curington examines how Jesus reaches the focal point of the Parable by pointing out the bitterness of the older son.
In the second half of our study into the parable of the Prodigal Son, Pastor Rob Curington shifts to look at how the Father shows wonderful grace to his rebellious son.
The deep study into the Gospel of Lue continues as Pastor Rob Curington examines the folly of pursuing pleasure instead of holiness.
We return to our study in the Gospal of Luke as Pastor Rob Curington examines how rejoicing is the proper response to those who repent and turn to follow Christ.
Pastor Rob Currington delivers a very important message to close out the summer series as he examines how God has called all his children to gather to worship Him.
Using the story of Noah's Ark, Pastor Rob Curington examines how Jesus warns us not to be indifferent while waiting for his return.
This week, Elder Landon Johnson examines what it means to be an Heir to God's promises.
In this week's message, Elder Randy Franz looks at many of God's appearances to His creation and examines the common response in order to understand what our own response should be to Immanuel; "God with us."
This week we present a special message from Elder Landon Johnson who examines how God responds to weak faith so that we might have comfort despite our failures.
Elder Randy clears up key misconceptions and explains why it is critical for Christians to base their expectations of God on what Scripture says, not on cultural tendencies.
Pastor Rob Curington examines how Israel comes to a place where they cry out, "We are in need of a King who will rule in justice and righteousness and brings peace."
In the second part of our look at Samson from the Book of Judges, Pastor Rob Curington explains that like Samson, God has called us to live a life set apart from the world.
The study into the Book of Judges takes a close look at how Samson squanders his gift by pursuing self-pleasure.
The study into the Book of Judges shows how Israel’s downward spiral continues as its leaders become more ungodly
Our summer study into the Book of Judges continues as Pastor Rob Curington looks at how Gideon enjoys a great victory as the LORD leads them in victory but also suffers defeat as he fails to continue to obey.
As the study into the Book of Judges continues, Pastor Rob Curington examines how Gideon is called to serve to deliver his people from the enemies.
Our look into the Book of Judges continues as Pastor Rob Curington examines how God uses both men and women to accomplish his purposes
Our summer study into the Book of Judges takes a look at how God uses the expected, the unexpected, and the unknown to accomplish his purposes for his glory and the good of his children.
Our summer series into the Book of Judges begins with an overview of how God uses flawed people to accomplish his purposes for his glory and our good.
Our summer series begins with a look at how Jesus finished his earthly ministry by ascending up into the clouds.
In our continuing study of the Gospel of Luke, Jesus calls professing Christians to count the cost of discipleship.
Pastor Rob Curington continues the study into the Gospel of Luke as he examines how Jesus warns of dire consequences for those that reject his invitation.
In this special Mother’s Day message, Pastor Rob Curington looks at how the heart of a mother reflects God’s love for his children.
Continuing in our study of the Gospel of Luke, Pastor Rob Curington examines how Christ calls us to an attitude of humility and generosity in hospitality.
The study into the Gospel of Luke continues this week as Pastor Rob Curington examines how disciples of Jesus are never to withhold good to others.
He has risen...He has risen indeed! In this special Easter Sunday message, Pastor Rob Curington looks at how Jesus’ death on the Cross accomplished more than we could imagine.
Pastor Rob Curington examines how death threats cannot keep Jesus from his determined divine appointment in Jerusalem in this week's look at the Gospel of Luke.
Pastor Rob Currington looks at how Jesus warns that the only way to enter the Kingdom of God is through Him in this week's look at the Gospel of Luke.
Our look into the Gospel of Luke this week examines how Jesus teaches his disciples about the Kingdom of God using the parables of planting and baking.
Jesus interrupts his teaching to show compassion and woman suffering from demonic oppression in this week's study into the Gospel of Luke.
Our look into the Gospel of Luke examines one of the core pillars of the Christian faith as Jesus warns the crowd that unless they repent and turn to Christ they will face eternal punishment.
The study into the Gospel of Luke continues as this week Pastor Rob Curington examines how Jesus warns the crowd that a lack of discernment will have devastating consequences.
The study into the Gospel of Luke continues as pastor Rob Curington looks at how Jesus warns his disciples to expect division in their relationships.
We learn how Jesus both warns and encourages his disciples to be faithful in watching for his return as we continue in our study in the Gospel of Luke.
The study in the Gospel of Luke continues as this week, Pastor Ro Curington examines how Jesus warns his disciples about the obstacles of anxiety and worry.
In this week’s look at the Gospel of Luke, Pastor Rob Curington examines how Jesus warns against adopting the heart of consumerism and covetousness.
We return to our study in the Gospel of Luke as Pastor Rob Curington examines how Jesus prepares his disciples to face persecution.
Elder Randy Franz takes a look at what it means to confidently say, "God I don't understand what you are doing but I trust in you."
Elder Landon Johnson delivers a timely message on affirming Biblical Sexuality in a time where fidelity to scripture is more important than comfort in the world.
We return to our study in the Gospel of Luke as Pastor Rob Curington discusses how Jesus warns about the folly of self-righteousness.
As we start the New Year, Pastor Rob Currington delivers a message on of the most important challenges we as Christian’s face; fighting besetting sin. In the face of it, this year we need to resolve to grow in godliness and holiness.
On the day after Christmas, we take a short break from our study in the Gospel of Luke to understand why Christmas is a time to celebrate the Incarnation of Jesus.
As Christmas approaches, this week's message in the Gospel of Luke shows how when the fullness of time arrived God, sent his Son to redeem his children.
In this, our 73rd message in the Gospel of Luke, Pastor Rob Curington teaches how disciples of Christ are called to spiritual self-evaluation.
As the study in the Gospel of Luke continues, Pastor Rob Curington looks at how Jesus contends that “this generation” will face judgment and condemnation for their unbelief.
Pastor Rob Curington looks at why the proper response to the works of Jesus is worship as we continue in our study of the Gospel of Luke.
The study in the Gospel of Luke continues as Pastor Rob Curington shares how Jesus teaches his disciples to pray boldly and persistently.
Our study in the Gospel of Luke continues as Pastor Rob Curington takes a look at the story of how Martha's anxious distraction causes her to be blinded by to the good portion in her home.
Missionary Doug Landro visits OVBC and shares a special message showing how in the story of Hannah, God takes bitter ingredients, like suffering, and uses them to bring His glory to fruition.
OVBC's former Associate Pastor Dustin Saunders returns to give a special message on how we are to embrace and see God's love in a rebuke or a correction.
In this week's study into the Gospel of Luke, when confronted by a questioning lawyer, Jesus answers two questions about how to obtain eternal life.
For this week’s study in the Gospel of Luke, Pastor Rob Curington discusses how Jesus finds joy in the gracious will of God in salvation.
As we get into our 66th message on the Gospel of Luke, we discover how greater joy is found in our position in Christ rather than our power.
This week's message on the Gospel of Luke has Pastor Rob Curington describing how Jesus points out the consequences for rejecting the Kingdom of God.
In this week’s message, we see how Jesus sends out seventy-two men to proclaim his upcoming arrival and how this impacts our call to be faithful today.
The study in the Gospel of Luke continues as Pastor Rob Curington looks at how a disciple of Christ requires an uncompromised commitment that takes priority over all things.
We return to our study in the Gospel of Luke as Pastor Rob Curington describes how Jesus begins a new phase in his ministry.
Pastor Rob Curington take a last look at the summer study in Joshua to discuss how we are called to take courage in fighting sin by pursuing holiness through loving God and others.
Elder Randy Franz delivers a special message looking at how the Law and the Gospel work together in evangelism
OVBC's Spanish Ministry Pastor, Luis Ruz, gives a special message from 1 Kings discussing how God never leaves nor forsakes his children.
Elder Landon Johnson steps to give an important message on the futility of Idols in his divine courtroom drama look at Isaiah 41.
The study in the Book of Joshua concludes this week as Pastor Rob Curington looks at how Joshua gives his last instructions to the Twelve Tribes.
As we near the end of our quick study in the book of Joshua, Pastor Rob Curington examines how the children of Israel receive their long-awaited inheritance.
Pastor Rob Curington looks at how the LORD leads Israel to victory over their enemies in this week's study into the book of Joshua.
The study in the Book of Joshua continues as Pastor Rob Curington examines how Israel breaks faith, leading to a defeat and the death of Achan and his family.
Pastor Rob Curington examines how the gospel is displayed in the conquest of Jericho as the study in the Book of Joshua continues.
As we look at when the nation of Israel finally steps foot into the Promise Land in the Book of Joshua, Pastor Rob Currington shows how God is always faithful.
Our Summer study into the book of Joshua looks at how Rahab’s faith leads to her deliverance.
We start to dig into the book of Joshua during the summer break as Pastor Rob Curington shows how YHWH calls Joshua to lead the people into the Promise Land.
We take a summer break from our study in the Gospel of Luke and begin a short study in the book of Joshua as Pastor Rob Curington looks at how God is faithful to give his people a place of rest.
In this our 61st episode in the Gospel of Luke, Pastor Rob Curington examines how the disciples’ pride is exposed as they strive for status.
The Gospel of Luke continues as Pastor Rob Curington examines how Jesus points the disciples to the Cross after their public failure.
In this episode of Walking In Faith, Pastor Rob Curington looks at how God the Father confirms the identity and purpose of Jesus while calling the disciples to obedient listening in the Gospel of Luke.
Our study in the Gospel of Luke continues as Pastor Rob Curington looks at how the life of a disciple involves giving up a self-centered life for a life of self-sacrifice.
On this Mother's Day episode, we take a look at how Peter declares that Jesus is the Christ in the Gospel of Luke.
We take a look at one of the most famous stories in the Bible as we continue in our study of the Gospel of Luke; Jesus feeds five thousand men with only five loaves and two fish.
Pastor Rob Curington examines how Herod is puzzled about the identity of Jesus as we move forward in our study in the Gospel of Luke.
Jesus sends out his disciples in the next step of their training as the study into the Gospel of Luke continues.
Returning to our study in the Gospel of Luke, Pastor Rob Curington examines how Jesus displays his power over long-term diseases and death.
We depart from our study in the Gospel of Luke for this very special Easter Message on how the resurrection of Jesus is the source of hope.
Our study into the Gospel of Luke continues as Pastor Rob Curington examines how Jesus delivers a man possessed by a demon.
In this week's episode of "Walking in Faith", a raging storm exposes the condition of the disciple's heart and faith as we continue in our study of the Gospel of Luke.
Jesus warns that true citizens of the Kingdom of God will proclaim, listen, and obey His Word in this episode into the study in the Gospel of Luke.
As we look at the parable of the sower in our study into the Gospel of Luke, Pastor Rob Curington examines how only one kind of heart is truly receptive to the Word of God.
Our study in the Gospel of Luke enters a very important section as Pastor Rob Curington looks at how Jesus begins to teach his disciples through parables.
Continuing on on the study into the Gospel of Luke Pastor Rob Curington examines how as recipients of God’s great mercy and love we should become benefactors through worship and service.
In this week's study in the Gospel of Luke, Pastor Rob Currington looks at how Jesus shares the gospel through the power of a transformed life.
As we continue to dive into the Gospel of Luke, Pastor Rob Currington looks at how Jesus warns that those who reject the ministry of repentance will not see the Kingdom of God.
Elder Randy Franz explores how God is glorified and we can find satisfaction through faithful obedience.
Pastor Rob Curington examines how John the Baptist sends his disciples to confirm that Jesus is the Messiah as our study in the Gospel of Luke continues.
The study into the Gospel of Luke continues as Pastor Rob Curington examines how when He is moved by compassion, Jesus raises the son of a widow from death.
The study into the Gospel of Luke continues as Pastor Rob Curington examines how Jesus marvels at the faith of a centurion.
The author of Hebrews gives us a great example of how scripture calls us to focus our lives on the finish goal.
Taking a break from our study in the Gospel of Luke, Pastor Rob Curington gives this special Christmas message to show how Christmas is the time to celebrate the importance and power of the Incarnation of Christ.
The study into the Gospel of Luke continues as Pastor Rob Curington examines how Jesus ends his sermon with a warning that confession without obedience is worthless.
The study into the Gospel of Luke takes us to an interesting lesson as Pastor Rob Curington share how Christians will bear fruits that reflect the condition of their heart.
Pastor Rob Curington delivers a solid message for our time as we continue in the study of the Gospel of Luke. This week we study how Jesus calls his disciples to abandon judgmental and condemning attitudes and behaviors and replace them with a generous forgiving spirit.
Our study in the Gospel of Luke continues as Pastor Rob Curington shows how Jesus calls his disciples to surrender any rights to revenge, retaliation, and reparations.
Pastor Rob Curington looks at how Jesus pronounces blessings on those that seek the Kingdom of God as we continue in our study in the Gospel of Luke.
As we return back to our study of the Gospel of Luke, Pastor Rob Curington examines how Jesus selects twelve men to serve as apostles.
We conclude our brief look at the book of Deuteronomy as Moses gives the Hebrew Children the LORD's final instructions.
The Hebrew Children are called upon to chose life through obedience to God as Pastor Rob Curington continues the study on the book of Deuteronomy.
The study in the book of Deuteronomy continues as Pastor Rob Curington examines how peace and safety can only be obtained through the worship of God.
In this weeks study in the book of Deuteronomy, Pastor Rob Curington examines how true justice can only be obtained through worship of God.
In this week's study in the book of Deuteronomy, Pastor Rob Curington looks at how Moses reminds the Hebrew Children on how they are to approach God in worship.
In this quick study into the book of Deuteronomy, Pastor Rob Curington shows how Moses calls the children of Israel to obedience and devotion to the Law.
Continuing into our fall study look at a book of the Old Testament, Pastor Rob Curington examines how Moses prepares the new generation of Hebrew children by giving them a historical review of God’s faithfulness through his gracious acts towards them as they begin the final leg of their journey to the Promise Land.
Guest speaker Connor Hass looks at how the prophecies in Isaiah gave hope to the nation of Israel facing captivity and that we too have that same hope as we look to the second coming of Christ.
We take a detour from our study in the Gospel of Luke to do a quick study in Deuteronomy. This week Pastor Rob Curington shows Moses as he prepares the Hebrew Children to finally enter into the Promise Land as YHWH calls his people to covenant faithfulness.
Elder Landon Johnson delivers a powerful message from the book of Hebrews as he examines how we learn that we must remind ourselves of the promises of God so that we might be anchored to the truth in a world that loves falsehood.
We take a brief break from our study in the Gospel of Luke as Elder Randy Franz shows how Christ sets us free from the law of sin and death.
In this episode as we explore the Gospel of Luke Pastor Rob Curington details how Jesus exposes the evil hearts of the religious leaders through the healing of a withered hand.
In this weeks study in the Gospel of Luke, Pastor Rob Curington explains why Jesus declares that he is the LORD of the Sabbath in this fourth conflict with the Pharisees.
In our study in the Gospel of Luke, Pastor Rob Curington looks at how Jesus’ mission introduces a new way to worship.
Pastor Rob Curington continues in the study of the Gospel of Luke and examines explores how in calling Levi, a tax collector, Jesus declares that he has called sinners to repent.
The study in the Gospel of Luke continues as we look at how in healing a lame man, Jesus proves his authority to forgive sins.
The study into the Gospel of Luke continues as Pastor Rob Curington examines how Jesus makes a strategic withdrawal into the wilderness to pray.
This week we return to our study in the Gospel of Luke as Pastor Rob Curington examines how Luke’s narrative of Jesus’ encounter with the man full of leprosy serves as an example of Jesus’ divine healing power and
This week we take a quick departure from our study in the Gospel Of Luke to see how on this Independence day how the gospel sets us free to love others.
In this week's study in the Gospel of Luke, Pastor Rob Curington examines how Luke records the origin story of the calling of the first disciples.
As we finish off chapter four of Luke’s Gospel, Pastor Rob Curington looks at how the good doctor summarizes Jesus’ ministry as focused on a specific purpose, proclamation, and people.
In this episode as we continue the study in the Gospel of Luke, Pastor Rob Curington looks at how Jesus demonstrates his authority over sickness and disease.
As Jesus teaches in the synagogue, we see how a demonic interruption is met with divine intervention.
Pastor Rob Curington examines how Jesus exposes the hardened hearts of his hometown as we continue in the Gospel of Luke
The study in the Gospel of Luke continues as Pastor Rob Curington takes a look at after the temptation, Jesus declares his identity to his hometown.
Was Jesus able to sin? That is the question being looked at as we continue in our study in the Gospel of Luke.
This week in our study in the Gospel of Luke, Pastor Rob Curington helps us consider a third observation as Jesus responds to the devil’s offers of food, power, and recognition.
In our study in the Gospel of Luke, we see as Jesus is led into the wilderness by the Holy Spirit how The devil uses his time-tested schemes and strategies to tempt Jesus.
In this week's study in the Gospel of Luke, Pastor Rob Curington looks at how both temptation and testings are under the sovereign hand of God.
Pastor Rob Curington reflects on how as the Son of God and the Son of Man, Jesus provides what God requires as we continue on our study of the Gospel of Luke.
In this special Easter Message during the Covid-19 lockdown, Pastor Rob Curington shares how our hope for restoration, mercy, and justice is based on the resurrection of Jesus Christ.
Pastor Rob Curington discusses how John points out that the Messiah's baptism will be more powerful and permanent than his as we continue in our study of the Gospel of Luke.
In this week's message as we continue on the Gospel of Luke, Pastor Rob Curington examines how repentance leads not only away from sin but to a real expression of God's love for us in how we then begin to treat others.
A great message in our series on the Gospel of Luke as Pastor Rob Curington looks at how John the Baptist takes center stage in proclaiming a message of repentance
In this weeks study in the Gospel of Like, Pastor Rob Currington looks at the often confusing question of what did Jesus know and when did He know it as the one person who was truly Man and Truly God?
Returning to our study in the Gospel of Luke, Pastor Rob Curington examines the humanity of Jesus is summarized as he develops through normal childhood.
We take a break from our study in the Gospel of Luke to look at what God's will for our lives is according to Paul's message to the church at Thessalonica.
Continuing in our study in the Gospel of Luke, Pastor Rob Curington shows how Simeon and Anna prove to be reliable and credible witnesses that Jesus is the Messiah that some would reject.
We encounter an important point in the Gospel of Luke this week as Pastor Rob Curington shows how Simeon proves to be a credible witness that the baby Jesus is the Messiah.
In this week's study in the Gospel of Luke, Pastor Rob Curington shows how Mary and Joseph’s faithful obedience is a wonderful picture of God’s grace, mercy, and love toward his children.
Our study in the Gospel of Luke continues as Pastor Rob Curington shows how the angelic birth announcement prompts different responses from its hearers.
Our study in the Gospel of Luke continues as we look at how the Shepherd’s fear turns to joy at the announcement of Jesus’ birth.
As we come to the birth of Jesus in our study of the Gospel of Luke, Pastor Rob Curington looks at how the Father’s plan for redemption is put into motion with the birth of a child.
Our study in the Gospel of Luke continues as Pastor Rob Curington examines how Zechariah’s joy at the birth of his son leads him to praise and worship.
In this week's episode, Pastor Rob Curington examines how Mary and Elizabeth's joyful reunion leads to praise and worship.
In this week's episode, Pastor Rob Curington shows how Luke writes that we may have certainty about who Jesus is.
In our third episode in the study of the Gospel of Luke, Pastor Rob Curington examines how Mary is a recipient of God’s grace through the promise of a miraculous birth of the Messiah.
Our study in the Gospel of Luke continues with a description of how God fulfills two promises through an unexpected arrival that comes at the right time.
As we begin our study in the gospel of Luke, Pastor Rob Curington shows how Luke writes his orderly account of the life of Christ so that we may have certainty about what we have received and believed.
In this final episode of our study in the book of Numbers, Pastor Rob Curington shows how the Hebrew children serve as a cautionary tale to the blessings and judgment of God.
As we approach the end of our quick study in the book of Numbers, we see unsurprisingly that once again though Israel rebels against God, he provides atonement.
As we return to our studies in the book of Numbers, Pastor Rob Curington explains how God shows that he is the one true God.
We take a break from our study in Numbers as Elder Randy Franz delivers an important message on why the truth of the resurrection shows that we can have confidence in our salvation and God's word.
As move forward in our studies of the book of Numbers, Pastor Rob Curington shows how God provides atonement for the sins of his people.
In Episode 7 of our studies in Numbers, Pastor Rob Curington looks at how Moses finally reaches his tipping point and God's response.
In our sixth installment looking at the book of Numbers, Pastor Rob Curington discusses the consequences when Israel rebels against the sovereignty of God.
As we dive deeper into our study in Numbers, we see how The unbelief of the ten spies costs Israel dearly.
In our fourth episode looking into the book of Numbers, Pastor Rib Curington shows us how Moses faces jealous accusations from his siblings.
In this week we continue our study in Numbers as Pastor Rob Curington explains how Israel's grumbling and complaining leads to devastating consequences.
As we officially begin this first episode in our series looking at the book of Numbers, Pastor Rob Curington examines how God prepares his people for the journey to the Promised Land.
We begin a new study looking at the book of Numbers. Though often a book many Christians skip over, Pastor Rob Curington explains in this introduction why we should take heed as Numbers serves as an example for our instr
In this week’s lesson, Elder Landon Johnson examines how Christians should react when facing the falling away from faith of a fellow Christian by looking at the lesson Jesus taught His disciples in the Parable of the S
This week, Elder Randy Franz delivers a powerful gospel message showing us how we are called to be leaders by being servants in our homes, church and community; all for the Glory of God.
In this our final episode on the Life of Elijah in our Prophets, Priests and Kings series, Pastor Rob Curington looks at how Elijah's ministry finishes and he is then transported miraculously into heaven.
In this second part of looking at the downfall of King Ahab, Pastor Rob Curington explains how Repentance is the key to breaking the chains of enslavement.
In this week's episode, Pastor Rob Curington continues to look at God's justice against King Ahab as we discover how King Ahab's demise was due to two influences.
In this seventh episode in our study of the life of Elijah, we take a quick sidetrip to discover how King Ahab and Queen Jezebel finally face the consequences of their wickedness.
As Orange Villa Bible Church completed its 2019 VBS Program, Pastor Rob Curington delivered an important message to all the parents of the children who attended on how in God's eye, we are all one family, one race, in ne
Our Prophets, Priests and Kings Series continue on the life of Elijah as Pastor Rob Curington shows how God comforts Elijah.
Continuing on in our study of the prophet Elijah, Pastor Rob Curington looks at how against all odds, Elijah calls down fire from heaven in a cosmic battle.
In Part Four of our study in the life of Elijah, Pastor Rob Curington examines how Elijah stands alone against those hostile to his faith and his God.
In Part 3 of our study in Elijah, Pastor Rob Curington shows how God reveals his presence, power, mercy, and grace to a poor widow woman.
In this weeks study of the life of Elijah, we see how Elijah declares God’s judgment against King Ahab and Israel.
Pastor Rob Curington begins a new chapter in the Prophets, Priests and Kings series as we look at the life of Elijah who stands out as one of the greatest prophets to ever serve God, yet was very much like you and I.
Pastor Rob Curington returns to the pulpit to discuss how the scripture in Acts 2 paints a wonderful word picture of what a New Testament Church should be like.
In this final episode in our study of the book of Philippians, Associate Pastor Dustin Saunders shows how Paul’s ability to fully trust in the promises of Jesus leads to contentment in every circumstance in order to gi
In this fourteenth installment in our study of Philippians, Associate Pastor Dustin Saunders illuminates Paul's five commands for Christians who want to ground their life in the Gospel.
Int this special Easter message, Associate Pastor Dustin Saunders discusses how in order to understand Christ's resurrection and our future hope, we must first understand God's righteous wrath.
In Part 13 of our study in the book of Philippians, Associate Pastor Dustin Saunders examines how Paul’s command to imitate Him as He imitates Christ help us to set our minds away from earthly things and onto Christ.
In this week’s study in the book of Philippians, Associate Pastor Dustin Saunders looks at Paul’s comparison of his life trusting in works as being all rubbish compared to his life of putting his faith in Jesus.
In part 11 of our study in Philippians, Associate Pastor Dustin Saunders shows how Paul wants us to put our confidence in the spirit and work of Christ and not in the works of our flesh.
Pastor Rob Curington takes over in our study in Philippians as we look at how Epaphroditus serves as a model example of how God uses the ordinary, local church member.
We return to our study in Philippians as Associate Pastor Dustin Saunders examines five ways that Timothy models what it looks like to be a useful servant of Christ.
Orange Villa welcomes special guest speaker Justin Ko from Mission Bible Church who shares how John tells us that as children of God we have a true hope that is based on the faithfulness of God.
Pastor Rob Curington examines how we think about money exposes what we think about God.
Our study in Philippians continues as Associate Pastor Dustin Saunders explains Paul's message to be persistent in our efforts in showing God's love and grace through the works that flow from a grateful heart.
In this seventh part of our series on Philippians, Associate Pastor Dustin Saunders examines how Paul exhorts the Church to stand in unity in Christ, and how God has provided all the materials needed to build a house tha
Continuing in our study of the book of Philippians, Associate Pastor Dustin Saunders examines the wondrous mystery of Christ’s willing descent to the cross that we might be reconciled to Him as rightful King to whom ev
In this week’s look into the book of Philippians, Associate Pastor Dustin Saunders looks at Paul’s call that we live our lives, both individually and corporately, in a manner worthy of the Gospel message.
In this the fourth part of our study into the book of Philippians, Associate Pastor Dustin Saunders reveals how our entire perspective changes when we come to treasure Christ.
In this third episode at our study in Philippians, Associate Pastor Dustin Saunders shares why those that treasure Christ aim their lives at the advance of the Gospel.
In this second episode in our study of Philippians, Associate Pastor Dustin Saunders looks at how a correct spiritual posture to God and fellow believers leads to richer and deeper relationship with Christ.
Associate Pastor Dustin Saunders begins a new series looking at Paul's letter to the Philippian church. In this first episode, he looks at how all Christians are both slaves of Christ and saints in Christ in the Kingdom
In this last episode in looking at the Promises of Christmas, Pastor Rob shows how we are to look forward to Christ's Second Advent with eager anticipation.
As we look at the fourth of the five promises of Christmas, Pastor Rob Curington examines how Christ fulfills the promise of a King that will rule in righteousness and peace.
In this third message looking at the promises of Christmas, Pastor Rob Curington shows how the Christ fulfills the promise of a new, eternal and holy priest who stands in intercession for us before God.
In this second week looking at the 5 Promises of the Advent, Pastor Rob Curington shares how Christ fulfills God’s promise to send a prophet who will teach us truth.
As we enter the first week of Advent, Associate Pastor Dustin Saunders shares how God promises to send a Savior to rescue his children from their sins.
In this concluding episode on our series looking into Leviticus, Pastor Rob Curington discusses how the Law serves to expose the hearts of both a gracious God and the rebellious sinner.
As we near the end in our study in Leviticus, we learn how God’s call to obedience comes with promises of rewards and punishment.
Continuing in the study of Leviticus, Pastor Rob Curington discusses how God has called us to holiness through loving our neighbors as ourselves.
In this weeks episode, we continue our study in Leviticus as we look at why God warns the Israelites not to adopt the practices of the Canaanites.
As the study in Leviticus continues, Pastor Rob Curington takes us through Chapter 17 to discover how God gives the criteria for worship to preserve the preciousness and seriousness of the Atonement.
In Part 3 of our look into Leviticus 16, Pastor Rob Curington explains how Jesus becomes the substitute scapegoat in order to reconcile us back to God.
In Part 2 of our look at Leviticus 16, Pastor Rob Curington discusses how Christ becomes the sacrificial substitute to bear God’s wrath for our sin to fulfill what the Day of Atonement only temporarily provided.
The series on Leviticus continues as Pastor Rob Curington take a close look at how in order to understand the Day of Atonement, we must first understand the Wrath of God.
Pastor Rob Curington discusses one of the harder aspects of understanding Leviticus as he examines how the purity laws serve to remind Israel that they are to distinguish between what is acceptable to God approaching Him
In this third part of our study in Leviticus Pastor Rob Curington discusses how God provides the office of High Priest to serve as a mediator between God and man.
In part 2 of our series on Leviticus, Pastor Rob Curington looks at how the five offerings serves as daily reminder of the high cost sin and God’s mercy as he provides a substitute.
We begin a series on Leviticus as we look at how the story of redemption continues as God graciously initiates a temporary solution for his people to live in his presence.
Pastor Rob Curington looks at God's desire on how we should approach our labor with joy.
In this final episode on our series on the life of King Solomon, Associate Pastor Dustin Saunders shows how despite God's promise, presence and gifts, Solomon slowly allows sin to create a separation that brings God's ju
In this fifth part of our study in the life of Solomon in 1 Kings, Associate Pastor Dustin Saunders examines how God's response to Solomon's prayer lays out two paths for Solomon, the Israelites, and us"
Associate Pastor Dustin Saunders continues the study in 1 Kings as he examines how Solomon's prayer to God during the benediction of the temple shows how God is faithful to listen when we our prayers are founded on His p
In this third part of our study of the life of King Solomon, Associate Pastor Dustin Saunders looks at how the Temple that Solomon builds is an affirmation of God's faithfulness in His promises.
In this second episode in the study of Solomon's life, Associate Pastor Dustin Saunders shows how the Wise King rains blessing on his people after God grants Him his wish and more.
Associate Pasdtor Dustin Saunders begins a six-week study in the life of King Solomon. In this first episode, he discusses how palace intrigue leads to Solomon’s ascension to the throne of his father, David.
In this year's post-VBS message, Pastor Rob shares with the parents how Christians are called to trust and treasure the Bible as God’s love letter to his children.
This week we learn why forgiveness is at the heart of the Christian faith and life as Elder Landon Johnson show us God's commands on how do so and why it is necessary for our sanctification.
This week Pastor Rob Curington looks at Paul teaching in Galatians describing how the Gospel frees us from our selfish pursuit and brings the responsibility to love others.
In the second part of the message we began on Father's Day, Pastor Rob Curington shows how we can see a picture of the Father’s forgiveness, guidance, and protection in the Lord's Prayer.
In this special Father's Day message, Pastor Rob Curington shares how one of the principle keys to knowing and loving our heavenly Father is through prayer.
Elder Randy Franz teaches on how God’s plan of salvation was established before Creation.
In this quick overview of the book of Jonah, Pastor Rob Curington shows how Jonah’s desire for revenge prevents him from obeying God’s command.
As we close out the study in 2 Peter, Pastor Rob Curington explores the final instructions Peter gives the readers in waiting for Christ's return.
As we near the study in 2 Peter, Pastor Rob Curington discusses how in this party of his letter, Peter reminds his readers of the promise of the New Earth.
As we get to the end of the study in 2 Peter, Pastor Rob Curington teaches how Peter now calls believers to consider the consequences of whom they choose to follow.
As we begin to near the end of this series on 2 Peter, Pastor Rob Curington examines how Peter reminds believers that good theology is grounded in the revelation of God.
Returning to the study on 2 Peter, Pastor Rob Curington shows how Peter is stressing in the part of his letter, that God does intervene in the affairs of the world and men.
Guest speaker Henry Anderson from the Master's Academy International speaks on how missions exist to invite people to worship the One True God.
As we continue to look at Peter's declaration on false teachers, Pastor Rob Curington describes Peter's warning of the effect of the false teacher’s influence in the Church.
Continuing in the study in 2 Peter, this week Pastor Rob Curington looks at how Peter vividly describes the character and behavior of false teachers and their impact on the church and themselves.
In this specials Easter message, Pastor Rob Curington asks the question "Why not put your hope in the Gospel of the Resurrection today?"
Finishing the two-part look at 2 Peter 2:4-10a, Pastor Rob Curington discusses how God knows how to rescue the godly from trials.
Pastor Rob Curington begins a two-part look at 2 Peter 2:4-10a as he examines how Peter warns false teachers that God will one day judge those who rebel against his authority.
We take a break from the study in 2 Peter as Elder Randy Franz discusses how we were created to glorify God.
Pastor Rob Curington looks at how Peter warns that the teaching and behavior of false teachers have a dangerous impact.
Continuing in the study in 2 Peter, Pastor Rob Curington looks at how Peter warns his readers to pay attention to the Scriptures for they are inspired by God.
Pastor Rob Curington tells us the importance of Peter's reminder to the early Christian believers that he was an eyewitness to the Transfiguration and how that points to the powerful return of Jesus one day to judge the
In this part of our study in 2 Peter, Pastor Rob Curington examines how Peter asserts his right as an Apostle to remind his readers to pursue holiness.
Continuing on in this study of 1 Peter, Pastor Rob Curington explores Peter's message that we are to practice the qualities of godliness in order to confirm our salvation and access to the Kingdom.
Associate Pastor Dustin Saunders looks at Peter's encouragement to be growing in the qualities that lead to effective faith in the Christian walk.
The study in 2 Peter moves into a look at how Peter calls his readers to diligently pursue holiness in sanctification.
This is the second lesson in the study on 2 Peter. This week, Pastor Rob Curington looks at how God divinely provides all that we need in salvation.
Pastor Rob Curington begins a new series on 2 Peter. In this first episode, we get a high altitude look at how Peter near the end of his earthly ministry, desires to warn his followers to guard against doubt and uncertai
Associate Pastor Dustin Saunders teaches a lesson from Psalm 1 on how the happy man is one who is favored by God.
Pastor Rob Curington shares how God works providential through the lives of real people to accomplish His purpose and fulfill His purposes in rescuing his children.
In this final installment looking into the book of Exodus, Pastor Rob Curington shares the meanings for us today when God’s presence descended on the Tabernacle.
In this episode, Pastor Rob Curington discusses how God reveals his justice and mercy as Israel disobeys the Covenant in the book of Exodus.
As Pastor Rob Curington continues the study in Exodus, he discusses how God gives Moses instructions in preparing a Tabernacle where God will meet with His people.
Continuing in the study on the book of Exodus, Pastor Rob Curington discusses how the story of redemption takes a giant leap forward as God reveals his plan, expectations, and intentions for His children.
In this message Pastor Rob Curington discusses how God uses testings to display the wondrous gift of the Gospel.
This is the second part of looking at how God provides for Israel in the book of Exodus. In this message, Pastor Rob Curington shows how God provides protection and leadership in the wilderness.
From Orange Villa Bible Church's study in Exodus, Pastor Rob Curington delivers part one of a two-part message on how even in their grumbling and complaining, God graciously provides sustenance to his children.
Pastor Rob continues his series on Exodus as he examines how God is a great Warrior that defeats the enemies of Israel, rescues them from slavery, and dwells among them.
Pastor Rob Curington continues the study in Exodus as he looks at how God calls and commissions Moses to deliver his people from Egypt.
Pastor Rob Curington teaches on how as disciples of Christ we are required to pursue the whole counsel of God as found in Scripture.
Is God really in control? Orange Villa Bible Church's Elder Randy Franz says yes and discusses how Scripture gives us great comfort that God's sovereignty always is for His glory and our good.
What does it cost to be a disciple of Christ? Everything. Associate Pastor Dustin Saunders explains that the price is well worth it in gaining the person of Jesus himself.
In the conclusion to this study in 1 Peter, Pastor Rob Curington summarizes Paul's message to believers to stand firm in God's sovereignty and faithfulness even when trials and suffering comes.
Missionary Doug Landro gives an update on his team's work at bringing Christ's love and the Gospel message to the people of the Ukraine.
Peter calls the elect exiles of First Century Asia to prepare their minds for suffering.
Even when God does not seem present, we must hold fast to His promises and cry out with trusting hearts.
Elder Randy Franz teaches on David's plea to God for forgiveness for his sin, and the posture we should seek hold when we do the same.
Orange Villa Bible Church's Associate Pastor Dustin Saunders explores why Christian's may be called to suffer for righteousness just as Christ suffered to obey his Father's will.
Peter encourages the readers to endure suffering, trusting that God will reward the faithful.
Pastor Rob Curington from Orange Villa Bible Church continues the study in 1 Peter by discussing how submission in the Body of Christ and to outsiders demonstrates that we are God’s children.
Our respectful obedience to those in authority over us serve as a witness to Christ’s humble sufferings.
One way that we proclaim the excellencies of God is to willingly submit to civil authorities.
Jesus is the living stone that either saves those that come to Him or crushes those who reject Him.
We should pray that God will strengthen us until that day when we are united with Christ.
We are called to praise God for keeping and guarding us for a salvation that is secured.
Our God is a God who fights for us and for his glory, and who will violently destroy all evil.
We begin our study in 1 Peter as the apostle encourages Christians to faith and personal holiness even during times of persecution and suffering.
Before Jesus was born in an manger, he was already Lord and Savior and the creator of all that is.
Pastor Luis Ruz teaches how Paul’s encouragement to Timothy should direct our minds to the promises of God.
Our series on David wraps up with an understanding of how David served God in his own generation.
David’s sin deserves God’s righteous justice, but he also receives God’s merciful grace.
Fearing for the future of Israel, Samuel is given hope through an unexpected choice for King.
David’s life is the stuff of legends. The Apostle Paul shares three facts about David’s life that makes him extraordinary.
Scriptures are sufficient to give us confidence to live godly in a world hostile to the Christian faith.
Mark records the climax of the “Gospel of Jesus Christ, the Son of God” with the resurrection of Jesus.
Associate Pastor Dustin Saunders give a stirring Labor Day message on how we honor God with our work by understanding its purpose and by working with a sincere heart, motivated by Christ’s finished work on the cross.
Elder Randy Franz shares how in Jesus' proclamation of "I Am" to the high priests, we are presented with the choice of acknowledging Christ as King or of standing in opposition to the Savior.
Just as the disciples failures are certain, so is Christ’s faithfulness in restoration.
Jesus confronts the Sadducees who were both ignorant of Scripture and the power of God.
Jesus is confronted once again. This time with a theological question with political overtones.
The rejection of Jesus shows the hardness of the religious leaders heart, yet is marvelous in the sight of God’s children.
The Sadducees question Jesus’ authority and in so doing force us to ask if we are willing to accept the truth and authority of Chris in our own lives.
Jesus as King demands His followers to fulfill the purposes for which that were created.
Special guest missionary, Dan Bender delivers a message on how God call us to join Him in calling out the nations to worship Him.
Jesus teaches the importance of trusting Christ completely, coming to Him empty handed.
Special guest pastor Doug Landro delivers a timely message on how fear is defeated by those who trust and wait on God.
The disciples are encouraged and strengthened as God gives them a preview of Jesus' future glory.
After his disciples confirm their belief he is the Messiah, Jesus reveals his true mission and in response is rebuked by Peter.
God's providential hand even works through family dysfunction to accomplish His purposes.
Elder Randy Franz shares why Christ''s death was the only sacrifice that could once and for all, bring us back into redemption with God.
There is no organization more powerful than the Church as it lives out its biblical mandate.
In desperation, two people humbly seek out Jesus for healing and their faith is richly rewarded.
Jesus delivers a man physically from demon possession and also redeems his soul for eternity.
The good soil of the heart is the one who hears, accepts, and bears fruit when receiving the Word of God.
The scribes accuse Jesus of demon possession and in return he warns them of the unforgivable sin of blasphemy against the Holy Spirit.
Jesus chooses twelve ordinary men in order to teach, train, and send them out as envoys for the Kingdom.
Mark gives us a summary of the impact Jesus’ early ministry had in the region and beyond.
Jesus declares that He, not the Pharisees understands the true meaning and expectations of the Sabbath.
Through Christ’s obedience we are made right with God that is what is of first importance. It is the need of every man, woman, and child.
In his second conflict with the scribes, Jesus shares his purpose in calling sinners and not the righteous, to follow Him.
Jesus exhibits His authority over sickness, the supernatural, and proclaims the prominence of preaching in advancing the Kingdom.
Jesus is preaching and gathering men in order to teach them to be co-laborers in advancing the Kingdom of God by sharing the Good News.
Any and all attacks on the dignity of human life finds its origins in the demonic assault on the image of God.
Mark introduces us to the ministry of John the Baptist which is rooted in the Old Testament promises.
Mark, a contemporary of the Disciples writes an action packed narrative portraying Jesus as the Son of Man.
Jesus fulfills the promise by becoming the one, perfect acceptable sacrifice, as well as, our mediator and intercessor before God.
The Bitter Brother is a mirror image of the Pharisees who trusted in their own self-righteousness.
Instead of punishing the young man for his rebellious ways, his father welcomes him home with open arms. (Journey pun intended)
The Selfish Son pursues pleasure disregarding the cost to himself, his father, or his family.
Kingdom-living requires believers to sacrifice the security of riches to follow Christ.
Kingdom-living requires us to sacrifice our way of thinking in order to kingdom focused.
We should come to the realization that Jesus is more than just a good, moral teacher. He is the Sovereign LORD!
James encourages believers that are secure in their faith and living out their confession to reach out to those that professed a faith in Christ, but not living out their confession.
The power of prayer isn't in our words or our actions, but in our trust in the goodness of God towards His children.
James encourages believers that are secure in their faith and living out their confession to reach out to those that professed a faith in Christ, but not living out their confession.
Pastoral Intern Dustin Saunders discusses how our Savior died in humiliation, reviled and hated by his own people and why we should be willing to do the same.
As the Jewish believers were waiting for justice, vindication, and peace James commands them to be patient until the Lord returns.
James turns his attention to wealthy non-Christians who are not condemn for wealth but its misuse for selfish purposes.
James warns the Jewish believers to be careful in presuming on the providence of God with arrogant boasting.
In today’s passage, James shifts from a call of repentance back to exhortation in behavior, in this case, prohibiting slander.
James reminds the Jewish believers that they are God’s treasured possession and that He is a jealous God who will not tolerate their flirtation with the world.
James encourages the practice of self-discipline in how we speak to one another as the Church is to be a healthy community.
It is not enough to have faith in the works of Christ, we ourselves are called to do good works to validate the genuineness of our faith.
James writes that discrimination violates the command of loving your neighbor as yourself.
James recognizes the tremendous harm discrimination can have not only in a society, but also in a close-knit community like the Church of God.
In the passage today James will address one of the most common and destructive attitudes that Believer face, anger.
James warns about doubting the goodness of God and encourages the Jewish believers with God’s redemptive plan for them.
James writes about probably the most difficult and consistent trial that many of us will face: temptation.
James writes that joy in the midst of suffering that comes through wisdom will lead to contentment.
What are you clinging to? Your job? Your family? Your goals? Your happiness?…..This Easter CLING to something eternal….the Gospel!
In this special Palm Sunday message, pastoral intern Dustin Saunders examines Jesus’ entry into Jerusalem as the promised Messiah and what that means to us today.
The only way that we can endure trials and sufferings with joy is to do so with wisdom.
In today’s passage James is writing to a group of Christians that have been living under intense pressure and in the midst of this pressure, this suffering James gives them a unique imperative, a command that to them m
The Letter of James is very practical as it is deals with the actual implications of living out the Gospel.
True doctrine is important in order to combat error and recognize false teaching in the Church.
Paul makes one last effort in his closing to warn the Churches of Galatia about the message and ministry of the Judaizers by identifying and contrasting their motives with his.
Paul is calling the Church to give financial help by being cheerful, generous givers rather than reluctant, stingy givers.
We are not set free to fulfill our own selfish desires or the selfish desires of others, but to serve others in love.
We are to love each other as brothers and sisters in Christ by confronting, cultivating, and caring fore other with patience.
Paul is perplexed by the actions of the Galatians as they abandon the Gospel to observe the Law.
God knows exactly what we need and He graciously meets that need with the perfect gift of His Son.
Paul presents God as a providential father who carefully plans for the welfare of his children.
Paul explains how all who are in Christ are heirs to the Kingdom according to God's promise.
The spiritual truth Paul is communicating in this passage is that the Law was temporary as it served to reveal sin and to guide us to our need of a Savior.
In today’s passage Paul is instructing Christians to keep the story line of the Bible in view.
Paul contends that those who have the Spirit are children of God and receive the blessing of Abraham.
The Judaizer’s insist that Christian Gentiles must observe the law to be part of the family of God, however Paul reminds the Galatians that the Holy Spirit is the true mark of belonging.
Today Paul concludes his discourse with Peter in asking the question “How is One Made Right with God?” (We apologize for the audio quality but the message is an important one and we hope you can listen past the "n
The theme of today’s passage contains further proof that Paul does not live to please people as he points the Galatians to the testimony of the apostles in Jerusalem.
It should come to no surprise that anytime the gospel is preached that there will arise demonic resistance. Paul is no exception and once again he has to defend his ministry to those that he has pour out his life.
Instead of giving thanks to God for the Churches of Galatia, Paul rebukes them from deserting the Gospel of God.
Paul begins his letter by declaring that everything we have and do is attributed to the wonderful grace of God.
Paul begins his letter by declaring that everything we have and do is attributed to the wonderful grace of God.
Today we see that Abraham’s faith has grown strong over the years and faces the ultimate test of faith.
The Bible reveals that God is a faithful God and the essence of true faith is taking God at his word and relying on him to do as he has promised.
Though the earth has been cleansed with raging waters in judgment of the corruption and violence that was rampant, sin still has deep roots in the heart of man. No water is powerful enough to cleanse the human heart!
Our series continues in displaying the good purposes of God as He reestablishes His mandate to Adam with Noah and his family.
The LORD’s patience wears thin as the population grows and sin takes deep root in sons and daughters of Adam.
The Story of Creation takes an abrupt turn with the introduction of sin as man disobeys God’s command and fails to fulfill his mandate to guard and protect the Woman and the Garden.
A love story is introduced in the Creation Story as God reveals His character in the Creation of Marriage.
The Genesis story continues in chapter 2 by telling us where we came from and how we got here.
The Story of the Bible begins with the creation of a good world made by a wise, good God.
Todays sermon tells of the greatness of Christ’s ascension and reveals how it works to our advantage that He ascends to Heaven. Are you Beholding our Arisen King?
Paul’s problems, difficulties, hardships and sufferings only served to put his reliance and trust on Christ.
Regardless of the cost we are to follow Christ. Not for self-promotion, but Christ-promotion.
Paul is determined that he must respond to his rivals boasting with his own boasts to protect his flock.
Paul prefers to use persuasion rather than rail at the Corinthians and to use reasoned arguments to coax them rather than beat them into submission.
Paul cites Scripture to encourage giving generously and freely because God loves a cheerful giver and to remind them that God provides all that is necessary for generosity.
Paul informs them of the envoys he is sending to collect and deliver the financial gift to the churches of Judea.
Paul encourages the Corinthians to live up to the Macedonian example as he sends Titus to finish the collection that the Corinthians had started in 1 Corinthians 16:1-4.
Paul is comforted when he receives news from Titus that the Corinthians have responded with repentance to his “tearful letter.”
The alliances of the Corinthian Church were tarnishing the testimony of the Church and its members and muted the ministry of reconciliation entrusted to them.
Paul is giving the Corinthians the Big Picture: God is doing a wonderful, mighty work in reconciling the World to Himself and we are called to join Him.
Paul is giving the Corinthians the Big Picture – God is doing a wonderful, might work in reconciling the World to Himself and we are called to join Him.
Death is man’s most feared enemy and is the most effective weapon against boldly serving God as Paul does. In today’s passage Paul continues to share his motivation in serving God in the face of death, as well as, gi
Christmas is a time that people look for hope. So much energy is exerted to portray hope, happiness, peace, and tranquility in movies, commercials, greeting cards, and other media. Unfortunately, the purpose of Christmas
In the midst of searching for the “perfect” Christmas gift it is important that only one Gift was truly needed.
Now, that the Corinthians understand the source of Paul’s boldness and confidence, he now moves to the question of how do we harmonize the never-ending threat of death facing Paul with the ministry of the Spirit?
Paul does not lose heart even in the midst of sufferings and conflicts for he knows that as a minister of the New Covenant his success is guaranteed!
In 2 Corinthians Chapter 3 we find the he glorious ministry of the Spirit is Paul’s confidence and reason for his boldness. Paul’s legitimacy is based on his being a minister of the New Covenant.
The Corinthians are Paul’s proof of God’s hand on his ministry. They are impressed on Paul’s heart and mind. They cannot question his legitimacy without bringing into question their own.
This passage gives us a snapshot of Paul’s heart after he had written the severe letter to the Corinthian Church. He is anxiously waiting for Titus who delivered the letter praying for a good report.
Way too often we seek to terminate relationships (the source of pain/disputes) too quickly thinking that is easier. Confrontation is never fun, but it is a sign of love and obedience.
Paul’s change in travel plans brought into questions his sincerity and integrity. Is he a man of his word? Is he indecisive? Does he truly care about them? In our passage today, Paul gives his response to the negative
Some may view suffering as a result of sin or bad deeds as in one will reap what you sow. We avoid suffering as much as possible. Yet, today we will find Paul has something else to say about suffering that is totally dif
An overview of Paul’s fourth letter to the Church of Corinthian. Not only is this letter a great encouragement to those who are undergoing suffering, it also is an encouragement to those in ministry as Paul defends his
In The Return of the King, we discover that Jesus’ return will be different from his first as he returns in righteousness to reward the faithful and to judge the wicked!
Do the signs of Matthew 24 pertain to the impending destruction of Jerusalem, or do they depict conditions near the end of time? Pastor Rob explores the prophecies Jesus gave to his disciples in this podcast.
Pastor Rob continues the exploration of Matthew Chapter 24 to help understand the meaning behind Jesus’ foretelling of the fall of the temple in Jerusalem and the “Abomination of Desolation.”
Pastor Rob explores the meaning of Jesus’ declarations in Matthew Chapter 24 as he proclaims to his disciples the things to come before his second coming.
What is God interested in? In this episode, Pastor Rob discusses the three pillars of faith that God works to foster in Believers in order to establish Kingdom Values.