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Louie Weber - Gal. 6:7-10; Matt. 15; Matt. 19; John 4-6 - What does it mean to "do good?" Jesus was always "good" but was not always "nice".

Louie Weber – Gal 5: 16-26 - The Soul, consisting of my mind, will & emotions, produces different lifestyles depending on which manifestations I choose. Flesh engages flesh but spirit engages Spirit. The WILL determines which one I choose.

Louie Weber - Gal 5:1-15 - Having presented his case for the necessity of grace in the previous 4 chapters, Paul now shows us the prize of grace: Freedom. Our life in grace will be marked by those attempting to take it away. Here are a couple things to look out for.

Louie Weber - Galatians 4:8-11 - The Law is perfect. The only problem with the Law is that I am not perfect. If the Law does what it is intended to do (show me my need for God's grace) then I can live by grace through faith in Jesus. If I believe the Law was to be used for me to measure up to God's expectation of perfection, I am sunk.

Vic Cales - I Thessalonians 5:23 - This teaching is a foundational teaching for who we are in Christ. It explains the born again make up of a believer's Spirit. It is important to know that a believer's Spirit is now Jesus living in us or known as the Holy Spirit. It now illustrates how we are sinless. The Soul is our mind, will, and emotions and is in the process of being transformed. The Soul is the decision maker of obeying the flesh or sinful nature or the Spirit. The Flesh is the body or referred to in the Bible as the sinful nature. Jesus put it to death on the cross and it is to be counted as dead. This contains 30 scriptures showing you the difference in Spirit, Soul, and Body.

Vic Cales - Gal 6.11-18 - This is the main point of the whole book of Galatians. Paul draws special emphasis to this section of the letter to show us the final answer. The teaching explains the gospel of grace and how God did away with the judgment of the law. The good news of the cross is that God made us righteous by the blood of Christ on the cross and gave us the good news of salvation.

Brock Mealer - Phil 4:13 - After a tragic accident on December 24, 2007, which claimed the lives of Brock’s father and brother’s girl friend, Brock was told he would never walk again. With the promises of God in his hand, Brock did not listen to the bad report, but held on to Philippians 4:13 which states “I can do all things through Christ who strengthens me.” In testimony of that promise, Brock walked on stage with the aid of a walker to share how God has miraculously brought him this far.

Brock Mealer - Phil 4:13 - After a tragic accident on December 24, 2007, which claimed the lives of Brock’s father and brother’s girl friend, Brock was told he would never walk again. With the promises of God in his hand, Brock did not listen to the bad report, but held on to Philippians 4:13 which states “I can do all things through Christ who strengthens me.” In testimony of that promise, Brock walked on stage with the aid of a walker to share how God has miraculously brought him this far.

Louie Weber - Gal 3:1-5 - What God removes from us through Grace is the Condemnation of sin, not necessarily the consequences of sin. What the enemy continually throws back at us is the consequences of sin in an effort to deceive us into believing grace no longer abounds. Paul reminds the Galatians what they have Seen & Heard so the package is complete.

Louie Weber - Gal 1:6-2:1 - From the onset, Paul wants believers everywhere to know: Righteousness comes from God, not our performance. Once we know what we believe, the confusion and perversion of false teaching subsides in us. Only then can we fully receive everything God has for us as His children.

Louie Weber - Gal 1:6-7 - The history of mankind's most celebrated moments, be they athletic, historic or political victory, all have their roots in one principle: Spirit triumphs over flesh. That is the message of Galatians and the message of this introduction to the preaching series.

Vic Cales - Eph 2:1-9, Rom 5.17, Numbers 21.1-9, Heb 12.23 - This sermon convinces people that they are born again, clean and sinless in there Spirit. Jesus lives in us and that is the Holy spirit. The sermon explains how God made us righteous and we do not make ourselves righteous which means sinless. It also shows how the flesh is evil and dead and how Jesus nailed it to the cross.

Jerry Grieser – Romans 7:7-25 - Using Paul’s revelation from Romans 7, we can be convinced that our children, though born in sin, are not separated from God. This teaching explores how God overlooks a child’s sin and what happens when the child does encounter God’s law in his or her life. It also explains why all of us have to die “spiritually” and be “born again” through regeneration into Christ.

Vic Cales - Mt 18:1-7 - The sermon is a teaching of how the gospel is about child like believing and not childlike behaving. God has given us the faith of Jesus and how we doubt not a lack of faith. It is true what God said about us we are born again saints and no longer sinners. Jesus is the voice that calls us and tells us where to go and when to go when we listen like a child.

Louie Weber - Gal 5:1-6; John 8:31-32 - Grace produces freedom. It is why Jesus set us free and it remains the focus of the NT disciple. Why does this NT value produce such controversy? This teaching explores the value and necessity of remaining in Grace…remaining free.

Vic Cales - Scripture: Mt 1:23, ICor 12:12-22, Eph 4:11 - This teaching simply reveals to us God created us to never to be alone. From the creation of man, to the birth of Jesus, to his church of confessed believers, God made us family. It addresses the question do I have to go to church to be saved? The same question would be do I have to have eyes, ears, a nose or a mouth or arms and legs to go to heaven. The answer is we would be blind, deaf, mute and crippled without them. We have the church as our benefit.

Louie Weber - John 8:1-11; 3:16-18 - This teaching looks at the place where the church shows up, stands up and speaks up in scripture. The question begs a hearing but the hearing centers around condemnation, not whether the church is just a place to attend.

Vic Cales - Mt 18.22-35 - This message convinces us that our sins are cancelled but how unforgiveness puts us under law and makes us keep asking God for forgiveness. Unforgiveness puts us in our own man made prison of anger and bitterness that destroys our abundant life. We must forgive unconditionally like Jesus did because we are under grace not law.

Vic Cales - I Cor 6.12-20 - This sermon starts out confirming the fact we have been made sinless by faith in Jesus. It addresses the question why shouldn't I just sin all I want because I have grace. It will convince you that sin will rip your heart out. Paul addresses the Corinthian question can we be sexually immoral and still go to heaven? It also identifies the sinless reborn spirit and the sinful nature of the body and the struggle between the two. It also is an open confession of a pastor’s struggle through 25 years of ministry.

Louie Weber - Isaiah, Zechariah & Psalm 22 - This teaching proves God’s Word can be trusted and is necessary for your life. Psalm 89:34 says that God will never altar His commitment to us nor change anything He says. History shows this one scripture to be true and that His Word will work in your life if you let it.

Vic Cales - Ex 20, Romans 1,2,3, 10:9,10:13, ICor 12:3, IJn 3:9, IJn 5:18 - This sermon explains how it is impossible to be saved by obedience to the law and how we are saved by Jesus dying on the cross to transfer the inheritance of our salvation. This is the story of the crucifixion and God’s passion to save his people.

Lucas Miles - Lucas began by thanking the Oasis body for their generous participation and partnership with the Oasis Network For Churches. He continued by sharing an overview of the message of Grace (which is the heartbeat of the Oasis churches) and the freeing power that it can bring to our relationships, with God and others. Perhaps more than ever, it is imperative that every believer know the heart of God - His love, grace, and deep mercy. The Good News of the gospel is that God's wrath was placed fully on the person of Jesus, and as a result He has set us free in every way. In Christ, you are righteous, healed, accepted, blessed, and perfected forever!!!!

Vic Cales - Col 4:3-4 - Religion does an incredible job of confusing and convoluting the simple Gospel Jesus preached. This teaching brings us back to the simplicity of Good News with clarity on what God guarantees us.

Louie Weber - Jn 3:16 & 10:10 - No matter what cultural era we’re in: modern, post-modern, prehistoric or Scooby-Do, the purpose of Jesus will never change, and therefore, neither will the mission of the Church.

Louie Weber - Mat 12:1-32 - In what is commonly a misunderstood section of scripture, Jesus is teaching us how to arrive at truth. How we arrive at our conclusions really depicts truth more so than the conclusions we draw.

Louie Weber - Phil 1:15-18 - Everything that gathers a crowd in our culture has a redeeming value. The enemy doesn’t create anything new, he simply distorts what God has created, which by nature is good, and uses it for a destructive purpose. Take gossip, for example…

Louie Weber - John 12:12-13; 19:19-27 - At the beginning of the week, a parade fit for a king. By the end of the week, a parade for a convicted criminal. What did Jesus think of this? What was on His mind? The truth will surprise you and encourage you. This parade ended just like He planned.

Louie Weber - John 12:12-18 - Had you been in Jerusalem during Palm Sunday, what would’ve made you recognize Jesus? Word of mouth…what others said about Him? Or would you have recognized Him by the Word of God…what God said about Him? The difference between those two parameters determines whether you would’ve KNOWN Him or just knew ABOUT Him. The same is still true today.

Louie Weber - Heb 9:27, Acts 17:21, Mt 7:1-2, John 5:22-23; 30 - The previous teaching outlined the unscriptural perspective that God keeps sending down His judgment based on the consistency of our behavior. This teaching reviews the reality of Biblical judgment while defining judgments that must be made daily in our lives. There is a marked difference between judging someone and making judgments.

Louie Weber - Acts 1:6-7; 17:29-31, Rev 9:20-21 the latter with how we behave based on that belief. It is necessary according to the gospel of grace to get belief and behavior in their proper pecking order. Why? Misplacing them marks the difference between a confusing gospel that produces religion and THE gospel that produces faith. The results of which are world-changing.