Charter Oak Church

A boy with a lunch of five small loaves of bread and two small fish. 15,000 people who were hungry spiritually and physically -- but didn’t have anything to eat. The disciples look around and believe, there’s so little, how could it possibly feed so many? God worked with a boy’s small lunch to provide a miracle. How are you limiting God’s ability to work in your life for His glory and your good?

A boy with a lunch of five small loaves of bread and two small fish. 15,000 people who were hungry spiritually and physically -- but didn’t have anything to eat. The disciples look around and believe, there’s so little, how could it possibly feed so many? God worked with a boy’s small lunch to provide a miracle. How are you limiting God’s ability to work in your life for His glory and your good?

A boy with a lunch of five small loaves of bread and two small fish. 15,000 people who were hungry spiritually and physically -- but didn’t have anything to eat. The disciples look around and believe, there’s so little, how could it possibly feed so many? God worked with a boy’s small lunch to provide a miracle. How are you limiting God’s ability to work in your life for His glory and your good?

We are answering questions we received from our campuses and through social media. This week, we will be covering questions related to Christian Life.

We are answering questions we received from our campuses and through social media. This week, we will be covering questions related to Christian Life.

We are answering questions we received from our campuses and through social media. This week, we will be covering questions related to Christian Life.

We are answering questions we received from our campuses and through social media. This week, we will be covering questions related to Christian Life.

We are answering questions we received from our campuses and through social media. This week, we will be covering questions related to Salvation.

We are answering questions we received from our campuses and through social media. This week, we will be covering questions related to Salvation.

We are answering questions we received from our campuses and through social media. This week, we will be covering questions related to Salvation.

We are answering questions we received from our campuses and through social media. This week, we will be covering questions related to God and the Bible.

We are answering questions we received from our campuses and through social media. This week, we will be covering questions related to God and the Bible.

We are answering questions we received from our campuses and through social media. This week, we will be covering questions related to God and the Bible.

We are answering questions we received from our campuses and through social media. This week, we will be covering questions related to God and the Bible.

Have you ever had a question about life, faith, or the Bible that you’ve been hesitant to ask? This series, we’ll dive into God’s word to address some of the things “your friend” might want answered.

Have you ever had a question about life, faith, or the Bible that you’ve been hesitant to ask? This series, we’ll dive into God’s word to address some of the things “your friend” might want answered.

Have you ever had a question about life, faith, or the Bible that you’ve been hesitant to ask? This series, we’ll dive into God’s word to address some of the things “your friend” might want answered.

In one of the most famous statements in the Old Testament, Joshua declares to the nation of Israel that they have a decision to make about who they will serve, but he and his family have already decided and are committed to only serving God. Every person was made to worship, and every person will serve the God they choose. Not choosing is a choice. How do we create our homes to be places where decisions for Jesus are made?

In one of the most famous statements in the Old Testament, Joshua declares to the nation of Israel that they have a decision to make about who they will serve, but he and his family have already decided and are committed to only serving God. Every person was made to worship, and every person will serve the God they choose. Not choosing is a choice. How do we create our homes to be places where decisions for Jesus are made?

In one of the most famous statements in the Old Testament, Joshua declares to the nation of Israel that they have a decision to make about who they will serve, but he and his family have already decided and are committed to only serving God. Every person was made to worship, and every person will serve the God they choose. Not choosing is a choice. How do we create our homes to be places where decisions for Jesus are made?