Stand Alone Messages

Parable of the Persistent Widow

Scripture Text: Luke 18:1-8

Pat Lelvis preaches on the parable in which Jesus teaches that we alway pray and not give up.

Crucified with Christ

Scripture Text: Gal 2:15-21

Pat Lelvis preaches on living the no longer I but Christ life.

Pastor Bill's Advent Message

Pastor Bill brings the message on the fourth Sunday in Advent

Tyrean Martinson - Hover Mom

Scripture Text: Psalm 13

Tyrean shares on Psalm 13

Transitions and Transformation

Scripture Text: Psalm 127

D'Vante's last message as an intern and first as OHC staff!

Three Things God Doesn't Know

Scripture Text: Romans 5:6-11

We believe in an all-knowing God.  However, there are three things God doesn't know.  Find out what they are as D'Vante shares from Romans chapter 5.

Finishing

Scripture Text: Hebrews 12:1-3

Pastor Bill brings a message from Hebrews 12:1-3 about finishing the race with eyes fixed on Jesus.

End of the Year Testimonies and Message

During this last Sunday of 2018 service, we heard testimonies from Jeremiah Schuler and Sharron Grattan, followed by an encouraging message from D'Vante Rolle.

One Does Count

Scripture Text: Luke 15:1-10

Pastor Bill preaches this week on the lost sheep and the lost coin whcih reveals God's passionate love for every person and how are are to reach out to those around us like Jesus would.  He also cautions that anyone of us could wander away as well and get lost and so we need each other to help us all keep our eyes fixed on the Shepherd!

Repentance Leads to Worship

Scripture Text: Psalm 51

In this message Pastor D'Vante explores confession and repentence in the words of Psalm 51.  He encourages us to move beyond sin management and deeper than confessing the "respectable sins" and to come to that place of true brokenness and heart felt repentance before God and each other.

Leaving 2019 - Pursuing 2020

Scripture Text: Psalm 73:1-28

D'Vante kicks off our new year with an inspiring message about how to move forward into the coming year.  It involves letting go of the comparison game and learning to rest in Christ, taking his yoke upon you.  Let's move forward together in the grace of Christ, all to the glory of God in 2020!

Investing in Your Relationship With Jesus

Scripture Text: Romans 5:1-15

Are you a short term or a long term investor?  In this message D'Vante makes a case for being a long term investor in our relationship with Jesus.  Expository message on Romans 5:1-5.

Four R's to Help in Navigating 2020

Regroup, Resolve, Resist, Rest

What do you do when there are just so many pressure points pressing in on you that it leaves you feeling overwhelmed and powerless?  In this practical message Peter shares four steps you can take to keep yourself moving forward when life is weighing you down.

Benediction

D'Vante gives his final message at Ocean5 before getting read to head off to his new call at Wall Walla Presbyterian Church.

Renewing Our Vows

Scripture Text: John 17

In this sermon Mike Zeitner shared his testimony and preached a word from John 17. Great message. 

Getting Ready for Romans

Scripture Text: John 3:1-21

Joel Prices gets us ready for our upcoming Romans "course" by making sure we have all the prerequistites.

Peter's Final Message to One Hope

Top 10 Memories from the Last 13 Years

In this final sermon by Peter he shared 10 of his top memories from the last 13 years and why he is so grateful for One Hope Church.

Christmas Eve Service 2025

Scripture Text: Various

Come, Let Us Adore Jesus, our hope hope at The One Hope Christmas Eve Worship Service!

The Triumphal Entry

The Triumphal Entry of Jesus is laden with Old Testament types and shadows that identify Him as the prophesied Messiah, King, and sacrificial Lamb, moving from public adoration toward his imminent Passion. These are the messages that Paul said are “dim reflections of reality” in I Cor 13. On Palm Sunday, Michael Zeitner invites us into a time of deep reflection as we prepare for Good Friday’s events and the Easter celebration. It marks the beginning of a week where the focus shifts from celebration to a solemn remembrance of Jesus’ sacrifice on the cross and the gift of salvation.

Good Friday Service

Good Friday Service

The Meaning of Easter

Scripture Text: John 20:24-31

The resurrection of Jesus is unimaginably wonderful. It means there is real hope for the world and real hope for our lives. But that hope is based on an extraordinary claim: roughly 2,000 years ago, a man named Jesus of Nazareth rose from the dead. What would it mean if that really happened? And how do we know that it really happened? This Easter Sunday, Michael Bouterse speaks to why the resurrection is not only wonderful but also believable.

Washing Feet

Scripture Text: John 13;6-17

Alright, let me just say if there is going to be foot washing—this might be the only time in church where you start wondering, “Did I pick the right socks today?” or “I probably should’ve gotten that pedicure…” Foot washing isn’t exactly something we’re used to. In fact, in our daily lives, we go out of our way not to deal with other people’s feet! And yet, this simple, slightly awkward act carries a powerful message. When Jesus Christ knelt down to wash His disciples’ feet, He showed us that love often looks like humility—and sometimes even a little ...

The Great Betrayal

Scripture Text: John 13:18-38

It was the night before Jesus was crucified, and all the disciples were leaning in to listen as their beloved rabbi taught them one last lesson. But suddenly something dramatic happened: Judas, one of their own number, abruptly got up and disappeared into the night. Why did Judas abandon Jesus, and what does his betrayal teach us about true Christian faith? This Sunday we continue our series on John 13-17 by looking at how the tragic example of Judas ironically reveals to us the heart of the gospel.

Opportunities to Glorify His Name

Scripture Text: Matthew 25:14-29

The parable emphasizes proactive service over passive inaction and encourages individuals to take risks and use their skills to make a positive impact, rather than hoarding them out of fear. Many read this story in isolation and walk away thinking it’s all about working hard or facing judgment.  However, when we read the parable within the broader context of Matthew 24 and 25, its true message comes into focus. It’s not a call to live in fear of judgment but an encouragement to be faithful with the Gospel, resting in Christ’s finished work and grace. This shift in understanding turns fear into faith and hope.

Lost? Ask the Way

Scripture Text: JOhn 14:1-14

Have you ever been given directions that didn’t quite make sense, or found yourself feeling a little lost? This Sunday, Tyrean Martinson explores John 14:1–14, when the disciples wrestle with that same question as Jesus speaks about where He is going and how they can follow. When Thomas honestly asks, “How can we know the way?” Jesus responds with a powerful truth: “I am the way, the truth, and the life.” This message invites us to bring our questions honestly and follow Jesus, trusting that even when we feel lost or uncertain, He remains the way, the truth, and the life.

The Last Lesson

Scripture Text: John 14:15-31

On the night of his arrest, Jesus promised to send his disciples the Holy Spirit. Who is the Holy Spirit, what does the Holy Spirit do, and why is the Holy Spirit so important? This Sunday Michael Bouterse continues our series on Jesus’ “Last Lesson” by unpacking what John 14:15-31 says about the Holy Spirit.