The Parish OKC: Recent Episodes
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Jesus has a warning for our egos. Our egos can cost us our reward in the end. Here Jesus forbids us to turn his commandments into a public circus by drawing attention to ourselves. Join us as we look, not only at the meaning of this command, but also the example of Christ and the apostles on the matter.
Matthew 6:1 “Beware of practicing your righteousness before other people in order to be seen by them, for then you will have no reward from your Father who is in heaven.” -Jesus, of course
Mathew 5:43-48. Christ charged Christians to love their enemies. As believers, we conquer and prove that we are God's sons and daughters when we live out his command.
Pastor Kenny preaches over the Biblical command to stand with those who are oppressed and what that means in modern western society.
Pastor Kenny preaches over the Biblical command to stand with those who are oppressed and what that means in modern western society.
In this podcast Pastor Lee talks about the joy experienced by followers of Christ even in the most dire of circumstances.
In this sermon Kenny preaches over the supernatural joy experienced by followers of Christ.
Pastor Lee cotninues this series, exploring what it looks like to live a Christ centered life.
In this sermon Pastor Kenny uses Matthew 6:33 as a lense to explore what a Christ centered life looks like. Join our church in person (Sundays at 10:15a at 1757 NW 16th St) or online on all podcast platforms.
In This Sermon Pastor Lee speaks about the second coming of Christ and what it looks like to lead a life that is prepared for that reality.
In this sermon Pastor Lee preaches over Psalm 138 and discusses "Why Thankfullness Is In Order".
Pastor Lee Roland preaches over Phillipians 3:12-16 and encourages us to press towards the goal of our life in Christ.
Kenny continues to explore the text of Philiipians and how it applies to the contemporary Christian lifestyle.
Pastor Kenny teaches on what the bible says about church membership and what it looks like to be a committed member at The Parish.
In this sermon Pastor Kenny breaks down what it means to be a member of The Parish and what our church ecclesiology looks like.
In this sermon Pastor Kenny explains The Parish's foundational theology. Join us for the following podcasts to hear more about The Parish's core beliefs and what it means to be a memebr here.
Pastor Lee Roland coninues our series "Striving Side By Side For The Gospel", teaching over Philippians 2:12-18>
In this sermon Pastor Kenny examines Phillipians 1:19-26. In this text see how Paul values the Kingodom of God over his own comfort and safety.
Guest Pastor Lee Roland delivers a sermon on the visible characteristics of a follower of Christ.
In light of Father's Day, Pastor Kenny preaches over fatherhood and what it means to a family.
Pastor Kenny teaches over where the church of Philippi came from and what Paul's relationship to it was.
Immediately following His own baptism, Christ withdrew into the wilderness for a focused and intense time of prayer and fasting that lasted forty days. In remembrance of Christ’s journey and life, from His anointing at baptism to His holy self-sacrifice, many contemporary church doctrines celebrate a similar forty-day period known as the season of Lent, traditionally beginning on Ash Wednesday. Although some associate these terms with non-Protestant faith traditions, the exclusivity of its observance is not restricted to any one faith under Christianity. Rather, the season of Lent allows for a time of reflection, prayer, and fasting—joining with fellow believers for forty days, taking part in a communal faith that focuses on denying bodily needs in order to proclaim the sufficiency of God as provider. Christ himself said, “Man shall not live by bread alone, but by every word that proceeds out of the mouth of God” (Matthew 4:4). By denying simple, routine needs of the body, such as the readily accessible provisions that we take for granted, God is able to retrain our minds in understanding that He is the ultimate satisfaction for our true neediness.
Immediately following His own baptism, Christ withdrew into the wilderness for a focused and intense time of prayer and fasting that lasted forty days. In remembrance of Christ’s journey and life, from His anointing at baptism to His holy self-sacrifice, many contemporary church doctrines celebrate a similar forty-day period known as the season of Lent, traditionally beginning on Ash Wednesday. Although some associate these terms with non-Protestant faith traditions, the exclusivity of its observance is not restricted to any one faith under Christianity. Rather, the season of Lent allows for a time of reflection, prayer, and fasting—joining with fellow believers for forty days, taking part in a communal faith that focuses on denying bodily needs in order to proclaim the sufficiency of God as provider. Christ himself said, “Man shall not live by bread alone, but by every word that proceeds out of the mouth of God” (Matthew 4:4). By denying simple, routine needs of the body, such as the readily accessible provisions that we take for granted, God is able to retrain our minds in understanding that He is the ultimate satisfaction for our true neediness.
In this sermon, Pastor Kenny preaches on the practice of fasting. This sermon explains the rich possibilities available to us through fasting.
In this sermon Pastors Kenny Deason and Chris Corbin discuss what it means to be a christian parent. Following this sermon multiple families dedicated their families to Christ.
In our time of political turmoil, Pastor Kenny appeals to us to follow our God and not our party loyalties. This sermon is an examination of Matt 25:31-46 and how God feels about the oppressed among us.
This is sermon is an examination of Matt 25: 31-46. Pastor Kenny explains how God feels about those who ignore the oppressed among them. This sermon is an appeal for the church to seek the heart of Jesus instead of the agenda of a worldly organization. Join us as we examine our hearts and cry out to Jesus to make us more like him.