Oak Cliff Bible Fellowship Sunday Service November 27TH 2022 Livestream (OCBF Sunday Live)
Watch the livestream of Oak Cliff’s Sunday worship service with ease. The OCBF sunday service is aired live from their headquarters, 808 W Camp Wisdom Rd, Dallas, TX 75232, United States of America.
Dr. Tony Evans is the senior pastor of Oak Cliff Bible Fellowship, a 10,000-member church that focuses on teaching the Bible and disciplining its members to make a difference in the world.
Sunday Service Times at Oak Cliff Bible Fellowship 27TH November 2022
What time is OCBF Sunday Service?
This Sunday, you may attend the life-altering encounter at Oak Cliff Bible Fellowship by participating in their online service. The following is a schedule of their Sunday services:
1st Service: 8:00am In person
2nd Service: 11:00am In-person and Online service
All times stated are at the Central Standard Time (CST)
How do I connect to Oak Cliff Bible Fellowship Sunday Service 27TH November 2022?
To watch the Oak Cliff Bible Fellowship Sunday service, click the play button below to begin and you will be connected to the Live Broadcast.
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Alternatively, you can join the Sunday service via YouTube here.
Oak Cliff Bible Fellowship Sunday Service Ministers 27TH November 2022
Who will be ministering Live this Sunday at the Oak Cliff Bible Fellowship?
Pastor Tony Evans, the lead pastor, Rev’d Norman Vasquez, Rev’d Parick Dopson, Rev’d Jonathan Evans, Rev’d Bobby Gibson are some of the officiating ministers at the Oak Cliff Bible Fellowship
Featured Teaching by Pastor Tony Evans
“So it’s not just about you, but the selfishness of our world has reduced and dumbed down the dignity of life because it is dumbed down the Imago Dei, the image of God that is involved in the process of birth. And so, you don’t give people freedom to do wrong even if they’re doing wrong with their own bodies. No, you have laws that structure good and bad, and remember, God says, “I’m the author of what’s good and what’s bad, what’s right and what’s wrong. You don’t get to choose that, that is, if you want me involved. Now, if you wanna get me outta the picture and see how chaotic your culture become, remove me and then let’s watch what happens”.
So now you have all manner of chaos because of the attack on God. The government is to protect life, and it is to protect it because it wants God on its side, but leave God out and then it’s my body, it’s how I feel, it’s what I think, and then we have people who say, “Well, I wouldn’t do it, but I don’t think that I should tell other people what to do”. That’s a very interesting compromise, particularly when it’s done by Christians. There are lot of things you wouldn’t do that you would tell other people they shouldn’t do either. There are a lot of things you wouldn’t be a part of and you would tell them quickly, “Well you shouldn’t be a part of that evil, either, because God has spoken on the subject”.
You don’t run away, you don’t just say, “‘Cause you wouldn’t do it”. No, you find out what God says about the issue and that becomes your standard. We wanna talk about saving the life in the womb, but often time disregarding it to the tomb. Removing its longevity through murder, removing its dignity through how people are treated. There are not only to be laws to protect the existence of life. There also must be laws to protect the dignity of life. American slavery was a loss of dignity. Jim Crow was a loss of dignity. Racism in any form is a loss of dignity, whether it’s individual, or familial, or structural. It is canceling out the dignity. It is removing the crown that exists on every man and every woman born into the world. Putting your knee on the neck of a helpless victim is not only to destroy their life, it is to attack their dignity.
That’s why the Bible says in James chapter 3, verse 9, “How dare you reduce the dignity by cursing”? Not cussing, cursing that is removing the dignity of a person. “Why? Why cannot you take away the dignity of a person”? He says in James 3:9, “Because they have been created in the likeness of God”. So we are back to the Imago Dei, that when you take a person’s dignity away from them, when you tell them by the color of their skin, they can’t go here, do that, participate as an equal, created person.
When you take away their uniqueness by their race, their face, or their place, their station in life. When you treat the homeless as though they have no dignity. When we treat the poor as though they’re the leftovers or the refuse of society. When we take the down and outers and we oppress them, or when we create structures in society that reduces them, whether it’s gerrymandering of districts and redlining of districts so that there’s not equal access. When we allow the poor to have worse education than others because they don’t have the same dollar bill. When we don’t care about the health wellbeing of people who do not have access to adequate healthcare. When we reduce their dignity, we have attacked God, and when we reduce it by law or by practice, then that’s called post-life abortion, because you are aborting either the length of their existence, or the wellbeing of their existence….”
Excerpt from the God and Life teaching
About Oak Cliff Bible Fellowship.
Oak Cliff Bible Fellowship (OCBF) has set in motion a Kingdom Agenda, our comprehensive worldview and philosophy of life and ministry. The Kingdom Agenda is defined as the visible demonstration of the comprehensive rule of God over every area of life. This rule is reflected through the four divinely ordained spheres of the individual, the family, the church and the government.
At OCBF, we teach our members the principles of the Kingdom of God so they learn to function under the authority of the Kingdom in every dimension of life. Through the proper blending of God’s Word with good works, the goal of our church is to visibly model God’s Kingdom on earth as it is in heaven.
