Episodes

Tuesday Oct 08, 2024
Tuesday Oct 08, 2024
Whether you're a history buff or interested in religious studies, this episode offers a fascinating look at a movement that dared to defy the status quo and paid a heavy price for their convictions. Join Jerry as he dives into the world of Anabaptism.
Take a listen and drop your thought below.

Sunday Oct 06, 2024
Sunday Oct 06, 2024
In this sermon Jerry Eicher tells us that "I am not trying to degrade obedience to God or to the commandments in any form or manner but to degrade and display the power and the roll of the "self" in everything that we do."
Take a listen and drop your thoughts.
Scripture:
- Isaiah 58
- Ecclesiastes 7:16 Do not be overly righteous,Nor be overly wise:Why should you destroy yourself?
Recorded: September 22nd, 2024Oak Hill Mennonite Church

Sunday Oct 06, 2024
Sunday Oct 06, 2024
One simple command, don't eat from the tree of the knowledge of good and evil. Out of the abundance of the garden, why was Eve enticed to break this one rule; and why is Adam held accountable for sin entering into the world, if Eve was the one to initially transgress? Join Jerry as he unfolds the captivating story.
Take a listen and drop your thought.

Saturday Sep 28, 2024
Saturday Sep 28, 2024
"In this enlightening episode, we delve into a unique perspective on the celebration of Mother's Day, exploring the concept of creation and what is termed as the "feminine voice." Our speaker discusses the critical roles of both the masculine and feminine voices in revealing and defending truth, emphasizing the importance of balancing these perspectives in our understanding of the divine.
The episode uncovers the two primary ways through which God reveals truth: the book of Scripture and the book of creation. Drawing from early church teachings and modern-day voices like Francis Schaeffer and Alistair McGrath, the discussion highlights how creation itself speaks in a feminine voice, offering wisdom and understanding through nature and the world around us.
The conversation takes an insightful turn, examining how our culture's disconnect from nature has led to a divide in perception and understanding, particularly between urban and rural environments. The speaker passionately argues for the necessity of exposing oneself to God's creation to acquire true wisdom, using Proverbs as a foundation for this belief.
Listeners are encouraged to reflect on how their lives align with these truths and to consider the practical implications of their beliefs. This episode is a call to live authentically, embracing both the masculine and feminine voices of God as integral to understanding and living out His will."
Take a listen, be inspired, and drop your thoughts
Recorded: May 14th, 2023
Oak Hill Mennonite Church: Jerry Eicher

Saturday Sep 28, 2024
Saturday Sep 28, 2024
"Join us for a powerful sermon titled "Where the Dragons Lie," which revisits themes from a previous message, grounded in the timeless and eternal gospel. Drawing from Isaiah chapter 35, the sermon explores the metaphorical dragons that symbolize life's afflictions and challenges, such as blindness, addictions, and other forms of suffering.
Pastor delves deep into the scripture, offering a message of hope and renewal, emphasizing that God's promises will restore even the most desolate places in our lives. The sermon highlights the stories of figures like Fanny Crosby and John Bunyan, who overcame immense challenges and produced works that continue to inspire.
The narrative then shifts to the story of the Israelites in Exodus, who endured 400 years of slavery before God delivered them. The pastor discusses the importance of unwavering faith and trust in God's promises, even when circumstances worsen before they improve. The message concludes with an assurance of God's ultimate victory over all forms of suffering, promising a future where all afflictions are healed and all tears are wiped away.
Expect to be moved and inspired by this message of faith, resilience, and the transformative power of God's promises. This episode is a call to look beyond immediate struggles and trust in the eternal hope provided by God"
Take a listen, be inspired, and drop your thoughts.
Recorded: December 5th, 2021
Oak Hill Mennonite Church: Jerry Eicher

Tuesday Sep 24, 2024
Tuesday Sep 24, 2024
How do we recover from the tragedies life sends our way? How does God turn the ashes into beauty? Jerry Eicher explores the answer to these questions and more.
Matthew 13: 1-23
Recorded: August 28, 2022
Oak Hill Mennonite Church

Friday Sep 20, 2024
Friday Sep 20, 2024
Yes, God loves us, but does God think about us?
Does He care about our seemingly simple lives?
What will it take for us to believe that He cares about every second of our lives and has a good plan?
These questions answered and more.
Proverbs 8
Recorded: November 5th, 2023
Oak Hill Mennonite Church: Jerry Eicher

Thursday Sep 19, 2024
Thursday Sep 19, 2024
Can a small piece of metal save your marriage?
Jerry Eicher answers this question and more. Give it a listen and drop your thoughts.
Recorded: November 13, 2022
Oak Hill Mennonite Church: Jerry Eicher

Tuesday Sep 03, 2024
Tuesday Sep 03, 2024
Here is a brief account of the Anabaptist movement and their choice to follow Christ as biblically as possible. In consequence, the culture and religion at the time perceived it as a great defiance and heresy to their power which brought great persecution.
Recorded at Oak Hill Mennonite Church: Jerry Eicher