Oasis Church Bath

Jan 19 2025 145 ep. 29 mins 3
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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: '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.

Sofa Sunday: Claire Thomas (24/11/2024)

Jan 19 2025 54 mins  
Claire Thomas, Hub Leader at Oasis Hull, takes to the sofa to speak to us about her experience within politics, and why politics are an essential part of ordinary life. Claire was a councillor for the liberal democrats, and continues to engage on a political level in her current role.

How to be Ordinary: 'Ordinary Activism' (17/11/2024)

Nov 20 2024 24 mins  
Can ordinary people make a difference, or do you have to be in roles of power and prominence to make real, lasting change? What's the role of ordinary people in activism and change-making, and what could this look like in our everyday lives? We welcome guest speaker Ian Souter, who will share his thoughts on 'ordinary activism'. Ian is a retired Methodist minister who hasn't quite

How to be Ordinary: 'Given and Chosen Community' (10/11/2024)

Nov 20 2024 26 mins  
Some people you are born with, some people you choose, and some people you get stuck with! We live in communities that we have chosen and in communities that are given to us by circumstance, and we are called to love and to live well in both. What does a Christ-centred life look like in our street, family and workplace, compared to our church, clubs, and friendships? This Sunday at

Sofa Sunday: 'How not to be at work' (27/10/2024)

Nov 13 2024 60 mins  
A panel of guests sit on the sofa to share their experiences of not working, and how this impacts their experience of ordinary life.

How to be Ordinary: 'How to be at Work' (20/10/2024)

Nov 10 2024 32 mins  
Our culture celebrates success and achievement, and in a workplace environment there is an expectation that everyone will ‘climb the ladder’. But of course, places at the top are limited! How do we respond when we don’t get that promotion? Or what if we’re quite happy where we are? Rob Trickey explores how we can simply ‘be’ at work.

How to be Ordinary: 'How to Choose Our Work' (13/10/2024)

Nov 10 2024 37 mins  
Does God have a set and specific plan for each of us when it comes to our work? How do we choose our jobs and what kind of jobs should we be doing as followers of Jesus? The average adult will spend 3515 days of their life at work, so it’s really important we reflect both on the jobs we do and why we do them. Jo Dolby helps us explore these questions and considers whether there i