Oasis Church Bath

Mar 25 2025 151 ep. 29 mins 4
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We are an inclusive, welcoming local community church, passionate about transformation in ourselves and the world around us. We are part of Oasis Hub Bath.

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Manifesto - 'Made in the image of God' (23/03/2025)

Mar 25 2025 31 mins  
Human beings are infinitely valuable partly because in each of us is reflected the image of an infinite God. This Sunday at Oasis Church Bath, Andy Salmon reflects on how this motivates how we interact with and care for each other, and inspires our core values concerning justice, inclusion, and Asset-Based Community Development.

Manifesto: 'To do justice, to love mercy, and to walk humbly with our God' (09/03/2025)

Mar 11 2025 22 mins  
Living a Christ-centred life is easier said than done! Gaynor will be reminding us that, throughout the Bible, God often has to remind his followers that justice and love are more important than elaborate feasts and festivals. We'll be reflecting on what God might want to say to us about this today, and how we decide what is most important in the way we choose to live.

Sofa Sunday: Amy Peake (23/02/2025)

Mar 05 2025 48 mins  
We're delighted to be joined by Amy Peake for this months Sofa Sunday. Amy founded the charity project Loving Humanity in 2015 to provide dignity and agency to women and girls in slums and refugee camps by setting up micro-factories to produce sanitary products. Come along to hear her fascinating story and find out how love motivated Amy to start building factories in war zones.

Manifesto: 'Creator God, Created People' (16/02/2025)

Feb 18 2025 20 mins  
We are surrounded by messages telling us that we are powerful and capable of anything, usually coming from people who are trying to sell us something. It can be hard to remind ourselves that we aren't all-powerful – but we are loved by a Creator who is. Amanda will talk about how we can find joy and freedom in accepting the limitations of human nature, and how that might help us

Manifesto: 'Putting the "Christ" in "Christian"' (09/02/2025)

Feb 18 2025 31 mins  
It can be easy to be distracted by the hustle and bustle of expectations, religion, and debate, who thinks what, who does what, and what we should be seen to be doing. Stephen Natt will be exploring 'What does it mean, in the end, for everything we do to be 'Christ-centred'? Who is Jesus? How do we decide on our priorities, as individuals and as communities, when we're trying to be

Sofa Sunday: Governance Groups (26/01/2025)

Feb 04 2025 44 mins  
As we think a bit more about our ‘Manifesto,’ what drives and motivates us, what excites us and brings us joy, we’ll be joined by representatives of the governance groups at Oasis Bath to share what it’s like to be part of the team running a church and hub which have grown in number and ambition over recent years, what they’ve learned so far as well as their hopes for the

Manifesto: 'Love the Lord Your God' (12/01/2025)

Jan 19 2025 17 mins  
With our new speaking series, 'Manifesto,' what better way to start defining what we believe in than by paying attention to the priorities that Jesus set when he was asked what the most important commandment was? We'll begin our new series with the first and greatest commandment, 'Love the Lord your God with all your heart, mind, soul, and strength'. Amanda Higgin will consider why

How to be Ordinary: 'Extraordinary Jesus' (15/12/2024)

Jan 19 2025 29 mins  
As we approach Christmas, Rob Trickey helps us reimagine the doctrine of the incarnation as well as its theological and practical implications. Did God really come to earth in human form as a baby boy? If so why, and what does it mean for us?

Manifesto: 'Love your neighbour as yourself' (19/01/2025)

Jan 19 2025 20 mins  
We'll continue our Manifesto series with the second greatest commandment: ‘Love your neighbour as yourself’. Rob Trickey will help us to think about what this means, especially in the context of Partnership Sunday, an annual opportunity where we take some time to reflect on who we are as a church community.

How to be Ordinary: The ordinariness to be found in the extraodinary life of Jesus (08/12/2024)

Jan 19 2025 24 mins  
We know a lot about the extraordinary years of Jesus’ ministry, but what about the 30 years of ordinariness before that? At Oasis Church Bath this Sunday, Amanda Higgin explores what we can learn through those mysterious unknown years, and what we can draw from that to apply to our own lives in the here and now.