Chase Oaks Church

These days, change hits us at lightning speed. Even new tech becomes obsolete, fast. So why do Christ-followers still do ancient practices like public water dunking? Because it is itself a symbol of change. Join us this weekend as Jeff explores the important question, “What is baptism?” Speaker: Jeff Jones, Senior Pastor

Why are charcuterie boards so fun? Because they’re an effortless way to pull diverse ingredients together into one beautiful meal. Finding common ground among people, especially in our divisive times, isn’t quite so easy. And yet we need it, more than ever. Join us this weekend as Jeff wraps up our series On Target with a can’t-miss look at unity. Speaker: Jeff Jones, Senior Pastor

It’s been a hit-or-miss kind of year. How can we stay on target with doing good and engaging the people around us? And what does healthy engagement with others even look like? Join us as Cindy Park shares some surprising answers from the book of Titus. Speaker: Cindy Park, Guest Speaker

Why do certain trends—good AND bad—keep coming back? Because we are all influenced by those who have come before and after us. Still, the book of Titus reminds us that connections between generations can and should go way deeper. Join us as Ryan explores what it will take to value and invest in others multi-generationally. Speaker: Ryan Leak, Teaching Pastor

Can you really be too picky? Not when it comes to choosing people who hold positions of influence in our lives. No matter what setting, we are either limited or made better by our leaders. Join us as Jeff shares how to identify a good leader and how we can become people who use our own influence well. Speaker: Jeff Jones, Senior Pastor

It's not just in your head. How you think makes a world of difference, both to you and to those around you. Join us as Jeff starts our new series On Target with a look at an area of supreme importance: ensuring our thinking is sound. Speaker: Jeff Jones, Senior Pastor

Finding our unique “why” isn’t just about asking “what?” but also “where?” We can look for direction about our purpose not only in our gifting and our unique life experiences, but also our station in life. Join us for the final talk of our current series to learn how God is able to work through us, right where we are. Speaker: Jeff Jones, Senior Pastor

Forget the highlight reel. It’s often our hardest or most cringeworthy moments that shape us the most. And often, these same moments hold a valuable key to unlocking our bigger purpose. Join us this weekend as Ryan shares how our unique experiences can help us find our “why.” Speaker: Ryan Leak, Teaching Pastor

What can you do that no one else can? What are you terrible at doing? And which one do you focus on the most? The answers matter more than we might think. Join us as Jeff explains how setting aside some common misconceptions about our gifting can bring us one step closer to finding and living out our “why”. Speaker: Jeff Jones, Senior Pastor

God is invested in each of us becoming the best “me” that we can be—not because we need to change to be more loved, but because He already loves us. Join us this weekend to learn more about how life change really happens, and some active steps we can all take to get there. Speaker: Jeff Jones, Senior Pastor

The pandemic has altered not just our daily lives but our priorities. Many of us have been left to wrestle with resounding questions: “What am I living for?” “What was I made to do and to be, and how do I figure it out?” Join us as Jeff explores these questions with an encouraging look at a bigger purpose awaiting each of us. Speaker: Jeff Jones, Senior Pastor

Want to encourage someone to take a spiritual step forward, but feeling unsure how? Join us for Courageous Invitation, a special message from Senior Pastor Jeff Jones about the power and potential impact of a simple ask. Speaker: Jeff Jones, Senior Pastor

Added any names to your contact list lately? We seek out people who are like us because they make relating easy. But doing so means shrinking not just our social circles, but also the richness of the community we were made to experience. Speaker: Greg Holmes, Pastor of the Arts and Cultural Transformation

Let’s move a little closer! Getting past the superficial can be scary: the closer we get, the more vulnerable we are. But there’s no other way to build the kind of honest, loving relationships we were all meant to experience. Join us this weekend as we uncover some truths about intimacy that can help or hinder us from growing closer to one another. Speaker: Katy Bailey, Student Ministry Pastor

This weekend, Pastor of the Arts and Cultural Transformation Greg Holmes continues our series Closer with a look at the power of biblical hospitality. Opening both our homes and lives to one another has always been a key part of the church, but now more than ever, we have the potential to make a huge difference in our community and culture. Don't miss this weekend's inspiring message. Speaker: Greg Holmes, Pastor of the Arts and Cultural Transformation

We all want to know how to be more successful in our most-intimate relationships, especially after a year of disruption and change. Whatever your relational status, join us this weekend as Ryan reveals the secret to growing closer to those who are closest to us. Speaker: Ryan Leak, Teaching Pastor

This weekend, our Transformation Pastor Eric Torrence kicks off a new series, Closer: The Power of One Another. Even before social distancing became a thing, we were battling a loneliness epidemic. But we were all created to enjoy community with one another. How do we find and deepen meaningful connections in our lives? Speaker: Eric Torrence, Transformation Pastor

Conflict is hard. Dealing with it is even harder. What does it take to move from unresolved conflict to resolution? Join us this weekend for an honest, practical look at what our role is in the process—and why forgiveness and true reconciliation are worth the effort. Speaker: Jeff Jones, Senior Pastor

Whether we know it or not, we are daily helping to shape the young people around us. God designed it to be that way, and He wants us to be intentional in how we influence others and their faith. Join us for Pass the Baton as we take a closer look at what it means to invest well in the next generation. We'll also hear from a very special guest: Gene Getz, our founding pastor. Speaker: Jeff Jones, Senior Pastor

Most of our conflict happens when our desires collide with others’. But playing the ‘what we want vs. what they want’ game is one where nobody wins. What does God desire for our relationships? As we examine relationship hurt, we should take an honest look at what reconciliation does and does not mean. Join us this weekend as we learn how to apply practical principles from a botched reconciliation between King David and his son, Absalom. Speaker: Ryan Leak, Teaching Pastor