The oasisfamilychurch’s Podcast

The Battle belongs to the Lord

A faith-filled sermon centered on 2 Chronicles 20 encouraging believers that “the battle is not
yours, but God’s.” The speaker opens with praise, offers a respectful tribute to a former spiritual
leader of the house, and teaches how to face overwhelming battles—fear, financial strain, grief,
anxiety—by seeking God first, obeying His word, and using worship as a weapon. The message
traces King Jehoshaphat’s crisis, prayer, prophetic assurance, worship-led strategy, and God’s
decisive victory and rest for Judah, then applies these principles to present-day struggles and
family discipleship.

Divine Reversal

The message centers on “divine reversal” — God’s power to overturn captivity, lies, and seemingly impossible situations. The speaker welcomes in-person and online attendees, encourages sharing the message on social media, and emphasizes identity in Christ, taking thoughts captive, trusting God’s detailed, hope-filled plan, and standing in faith while God works behind the scenes. A personal testimony illustrates a dramatic financial reversal, and the service concludes with prayer for those facing impossible circumstances.

Chosen Treasure

The speaker emphasizes believers’ identity as God’s “chosen treasure,” calls for daily, practical
devotion to God in ordinary life, urges focus on God over cultural conformity, and encourages
perseverance, gratitude, discernment, and reliance on God’s presence and promises amid
opposition and trials.

Rejoicing in the Lord

Teaching centered on the biblical command to rejoice continually, why and how believers should
rejoice, and scriptural examples showing joy as strength and steadfastness in all circumstances. The speaker repeatedly cites Paul’s exhortations to “rejoice always,” shares Old and New Testament references, offers practical ways to rejoice by faith, and briefly explains a personal challenge (a cat incident) that tested rejoicing that day).

Some Reasons for Unanswered Prayers

The speaker teaches on “Some Reasons for Unanswered Prayers,” encouraging persistent faith, church attendance despite spiritual resistance, and self-examination. Emphasis is placed on God’s faithfulness even when prayers seem unanswered, the need to reject bitterness and doubt, and recognizing that timing can be part of God’s plan.

Pray and Listen

The lesson emphasizes that prayer is a two-way conversation: believers should not only speak to God but also slow down and listen for His response. Scriptural anchors, practical distinctions for discerning God’s voice, and testimonies illustrate how listening brings direction, confirmation, and precise provision.

He'll do it Again

Service centered on God’s power to bring breakthrough and restoration—“He’ll do it again”—
illustrated by a detailed healing testimony and reinforced through scripture (Isaiah 54; Psalm 30:11; Isaiah 61:1–7; Isaiah 55:11). Emphasis on speaking God’s Word, rejecting the enemy’s lies, and expecting at least double restoration after trials.

Let the Lion Roar

A sermon exalting Jesus as the Lion of the tribe of Judah, emphasizing the divine source of
prophecy, the power of gathered prayer, abiding in Christ for fruitfulness and light, courage in
tribulation, vigilance against the devil, repentance from complacency, biblical examples of
deliverance, and the urgent call to salvation in the end times

Crowned with the Blessing

Pastor Sharon Edmunds teaches on living “crowned with the blessing,” emphasizing the fullness of God’s blessing available to believers, the power of words and mindset, and the key of seeking God’s kingdom first. The congregation is invited to share the message and expect God’s presence and goodness.

The Drip of Time

A faith message titled “The Drip of Time,” shared by Jesse and Wanda, urges spiritual readiness
amid a sensed acceleration of history and fulfillment of biblical prophecy. Through prayer,
scripture, testimony, and practical exhortation, they argue that signs of the end times are
intensifying, likening the moment to the final, rapid phase of a chemotherapy drip and to birth
pains nearing delivery. The gathering concludes with an altar call and corporate prayer for needs.