On this Labor Day weekend, some of us remember days gone by when this marks the beginning of another school year. Of course, in many areas, school has already begun, even weeks ago. School time brings with it some events of joy and happiness, such as athletic events, reunion with friends, and feelings of accomplishment over work well done. But if school days bring added anxiety to family or students, how do we handle those feelings?

Our subject today is "Prescription or Dosage." Join us now as we see how this relates to our everyday life, as well as to our Christian faith.

Thank you for worshipping with us today from Ocean Lakes Family Campground.

Many people know and can easily recite what is known as “The Lord’s Prayer.” Today we are going to look at the origin of what is more accurately called “The Model Prayer” that Jesus gave His disciples, as well as us. It is found in Luke’s gospel, chapter 11. If you have a Bible which is handy, turn to this passage, and follow with us, as we think today about “The Providence of God.”

There are many ways in which we can worship God. We do so through reading His word, the Bible, through studying it, through meditating on what His Spirit speaks to our hearts, thorough sermons, and through music.

Today at Ocean Lakes we worship by an unusual way. There is no sermon from the pulpit, but the worship is centered on music.

We hope and pray that today's service will be a real worship experience for you. Thank you for worshipping with us today from Ocean Lakes Family Campground.

One of the most intriguing stories ever told about Jesus was His encounter with a blind man; his name was Bartimaeus. Have you ever wondered what it would be like if you were blind? When Jesus came along one day, He had "good news" for this blind man. Another word for "good news" is the word "gospel." And that's the title of today's message: "The Gospel of Christ."

Our prayer is that what you hear in these next few minutes will be "good news" for you. Thank you for worshipping with us today from Ocean Lakes

Family Campground.

Throughout the years of my pastoral ministry, I have often had people come up to me following the worship service and say something like this:

"Preacher, you really spoke to me today. Was that sermon meant just for me?" My response is always that I do not preach just to one person.

In Matthew's gospel, there is an account of what the chief priests and Pharisees asked Jesus, after he had given them some parables (earthly stories with heavenly meanings). Matthew 21:45 says that "they perceived that he spoke of them."

Our subject today is "Personal Preaching." Perhaps Jesus has something to say to you today. Let's listen and find out.

We pray that the message today will be a blessing to you. Thank you for worshipping with us today from Ocean Lakes Family Campground.

We begin today by asking a simple, but very important question: “How much are you worth?” That may be answered in different ways. How much are you worth - to your employer – to your family – to your community – to your church? How much are you worth to God? That may be the most important question. That’s what we are thinking about today.

Last Sunday the sermon from Ocean Lakes was about “The Prodigal Son and the Prodigal Pig.” Today we will take a closer look at two groups of people Jesus encountered: Prodigals and Pharisees. Which one are you? Would your answer be: “Neither one!” Well, let’s think about for a few minutes and then decide.

One of the most well-known parables that Jesus told was the story of the person we call “The Prodigal Son.” We will look first today at that parable, as it is recorded in Luke’s gospel, chapter 15. But there is another part of the sermon which is about “the prodigal pig.” Is that in the Bible? Well, stay with us, and you may be surprised.