Oasis Revival Ministry

These three lies can easily entangle our hearts; they are: You have little to no value.You need to feel good first.You need to follow the crowd, or else…To cope, we often fall into productivity addiction, trying to prove we matter. Or we escape into destructive comfort-driven habits to feel better in the moment. And often, we follow the noise, afraid of missing out. In this message, drawing from Samuel's experience in the temple and as a prophet, Daniel helps us identify what is cluttering our lives and silencing God's voice and invites us to make time and space for God's Presence, promises, and voice to take centre stage of our lives.Visit Our Website for more content, info, and to support our Ministry.

This Father's Day Message culminates in a look at the life of Cornelius, a Roman commander whose reverence, generosity, and disciplined prayer life positioned him and his entire household for a divine encounter that would shift the future of the Church. In a world where words get diluted, rituals become routine, and cost is replaced with convenience, God is looking for the men who have not withered and who continue to hold charge of what is Holy, rejecting 'just casual faith' and living with purpose and awe. This is your call back to depth, back to devotion, back to the kind of life God entrusts with revival. Visit Our Website for more info, content, and to support our ministry.

In this message, KG takes us to Isaiah 61 to rekindle the fire of the Holy Spirit in our hearts. As a church, we carry a powerful mandate—because the Spirit of the Lord is upon us. KG reminds us that we are both enrolled and employed in God’s mission: to lead others to Jesus by the way we live our lives, helping them become more like Him.Are we truly living the life we've been called to live?Visit Our Website for more content, info, and to support our Ministry.

In this week’s message, we explore the power of belonging and the importance of having open and whole hearts - rather than hardened and resistant ones. We examine what it means for God to be a Father to the fatherless, a Defender of identity, and a Healer of the heart. We are invited to shed our hardened layers and step into intimate communion with Jesus. God desires your heart to be alive and free!Visit Our Website for more content, info, and to support our Ministry.

“Who has believed the good report?” Is the question we ask in this week’s message, highlighting the fact that God’s report is preemptive and arrives as a promise. It’s up to us to believe that gOd wants the best for us, but the enemy is is hard at work trying to convince us otherwise. Will you in believe in God’s good promises even when the crowds back a bad report? Visit Our Website for more content, info, and to support our Ministry.

In this message, Laura guides us through what it means to be called an Oak of Righteousness, a prophetic picture of strength, stability, and fruitfulness in God's Kingdom. God desires our lives to be deeply rooted in Him, flourishing through His provision, care, and love. Be encouraged to trust God more deeply as you become strong, grounded, and full of life.Visit Our Website for more info, content, and to support our ministry.

Early on the morning of Jesus’ resurrection, two women approached His tomb—not with hope, but with spices to tend to a lifeless body. They came ready to manage death, not expecting to encounter life.In this heartfelt Mother’s Day message, Bernadien shares a powerful reflection on these women’s tender act of care, drawing a moving parallel between Jesus’ body and the Church today.Are we willing to come close to what seems broken—to touch the hurting places of the Body with compassion and love? As we step into that calling, we may be surprised to find resurrection life waiting on the other side of our care.Visit Our Website for more content, info, or to support our ministry.

In this week’s message, we take a look at the first four verses of Psalm 21 to draw from David’s reflection on God’s faithfulness during his current season. What does the grateful and powerful Prayer of a King look like, and what do we learn from it? Join us as Daniel unpacks these insights for us. Visit Our Website for more content, info, and to support our ministry.

In this message, Bernadien shared a stirring picture: just like a pot plant can suffer when it receives too much water without putting down deep roots, our hearts can grow hardened if we only receive without responding in faith. — We are living in an incredible time — a time where we can worship freely and enjoy the beauty of gathering as the Church. But true fulfilment is found in more than just attending a service; it’s discovered when we activate our faith, trust God with our whole hearts, and step boldly into His promises. God is calling us to more — to stretch, to grow, and to trust Him deeper than ever before. Don’t just settle for soaking; step out, grow strong, and live fully in the life He has prepared for you!Visit Our Website for more content, info, and to support our ministry.

“Jesus Is Risen So That You Can Arise” is the powerful statement we made as we celebrated the Resurrection of Jesus Christ this Sunday. His victory is not just history—it’s our present reality. Because He rose, we are invited to rise too: to step out of depression, spiritual paralysis, and unbelief, and into the radiant life God intended for us. He rose so you could live boldly, freely, and fully in the light of His glory. Visit Our Website for more content, info, and to support our ministry.

On Good Friday, we reflected on the power of choosing the battles God has called us to—while letting go of the ones that were never ours to fight. Jesus, in full obedience to the Father, stepped into mankind’s wickedness—enduring bitterness and jealousy to the point of death—not because He had to, but because He chose to, for our sake. In doing so, He fulfilled the will of God and broke the cycle of striving. Like Melchizedek of old, Jesus offers us bread and wine, peace and eternal victory for all who believe.Visit Our Website for more content, info, and to support our ministry.

What kind of legacy are you building?Like an olive tree that stands for generations, your life was made to leave more than just stories — it was made to leave fruit that lasts.Your brand value (reputation) isn’t just about business — it’s a picture of the strength, recognition, and influence you carry in your family, your community, and the world around you.In this message, Daniel unpacks how great legacies — and even great brands — all start small. But through commitment, consistency, and faithfulness, they grow into something valuable and lasting.We also look at Paul’s legacy — how his ordinary letters to local churches became part of the very foundation we still build on today.→Listen and discover how to plant your life like an olive tree — steady, fruitful, and built to last for generations.Visit Our Website for more content, info, and to support our ministry.

In our First Things First series, we begin by exploring the importance of being like a green olive tree in the house of God. We’ll see how a heart of gratitude, trust, and expectation in God’s presence not only prepares us for anointing but also allows His oil to flow through us as we walk in the fullness of our calling as kings.Visit Our Website for more content, info, and to support our ministry. * We do apologise for this recording's poor audio quality - we lost the live feed recording, but have mastered the raw sound from the room to the best of our ability

There is a priority in the Kingdom that is often overlooked—where we should focus our resources first in order to experience the freedom and joy of wealth when God gives it. Proverbs 24:27 says, “Prepare your work in the field, and afterward build your house.”If you prioritize establishing your field first, and it flourishes, you will no longer need to worry about your daily needs at home—there will be no lack! The blessing in your field will far exceed what your home alone can contain.But where do you invest your resources first—the well-being of your home or the growth of your field? Aligning your priorities with the Kingdom will help you focus on what is good, honorable, and worthy of praise, allowing you to fully enjoy the blessings of God’s provision.Visit Our Website for more content, info, and to support our ministry.

In the story of Ruth and Naomi, two powerful forces facilitate Naomi's redemption. They are friendship and favour. Naomi and her family left home during a famine, seeking better opportunities, but their decision led to further hardship and loss. Ruth's unwavering loyalty and friendship to Naomi help Naomi navigate the journey home into God's promise and redemption. Their return brought about a new beginning, safeguarded by Boaz - Ruth's new husband, and symbolized by the birth of Obed, highlighting the transformative power of friendship, favour, and God's provision.Visit Our Website for more content, info, and to support our ministry.

An idol is anything we construct with the sole purpose of displaying or representing our own reputation, fame and renown. At best, all an idol can be is a weaker dead image of ourselves. Jeremiah asks, "The land is ruined and laid waste; why?" God answers, "Because man has not listened to and obeyed My voice but has rather gone about setting up the equivalent of scarecrows in cucumber fields." What man has set up on his own does not have the power to nurture and cultivate what God has given us through His Power and Wisdom. But when we do serve our God with all of our hearts, giving Him Glory, we become an extension of His arm, mighty and powerful on the earth. Let him who glories Glory in the fact that he knows God and is known by God. It's time to examine our hearts: what are we building, and why are we building it? Visit Our Website for more content, info, and to support our ministry.

David declared, "I love You fervently, O Lord, my strength!" In today’s language, this means loving God with deep devotion—diligently, energetically, and purposefully. God’s love is powerful, mighty, and life-giving; it defines us, nourishes us, refreshes us, and fills us with peace. Yet, despite His incredible love, why do some people lose heart? In this message, we explore two possible reasons—and more importantly, we discover how God’s power can reignite our passion and strengthen our hearts.Visit Our Website for more info, content, and to support our ministry.

Leaders play a vital role in inspiring others through their example. But suppose a leader is not listening to the Holy Spirit, they risk becoming merely an influencer—whether positively or negatively—rather than someone who truly inspires others to achieve their highest potential. Good followers understand that there is enough abundance for everyone. They recognise that they do not need to compete with those around them; God has enough love and favour for us all, and He cares for everyone who trusts in Him.Visit Our Website for more content, info, and to support our ministry.

Just as a rocket experiences intense pressure before it punches through and out of the atmosphere, we, too, experience a 'pressing' as we pray for and pursue the life God has intended for us - ultimately manifesting the Kingdom of God on Earth. The release we seek comes to us and for the whole earth as we give Jesus all the glory, majesty, honour, and blessing. There is only one who is Worthy of it all.Visit Our Website for more content, info, and to support our ministry.

Sometimes, we go through seasons in life that feel temporary, yet they become lasting struggles. How do we discern whether our trials are meant to pass or if they are shaping us for something greater? Who will worship God only for a moment, and who will remain faithful forever?One thing is certain—God’s goodness is always permanent, and whatever He does endures forever. When we hold onto our faith, we ensure that it is not shipwrecked, but strengthened. As we persevere, we step into the fullness of God’s promises for our lives.