Some of the mightiest acts of God in history have taken place at night. In this opening message of our new series, we explore those dark and powerful moments in Scripture where God shows up in the most unexpected ways.

Over the next several Sundays, we will journey through a few of these remarkable nights found in the Bible, discovering how God is always at work, even when the darkness feels overwhelming and the way forward is unclear.

We begin with one of the most beloved and familiar stories in the Old Testament, drawn from the book of Daniel. A man of faith. A den of wild beasts. And a God who never sleeps.

Join us for this powerful first message and be encouraged that no matter how dark your night may seem, God is still moving.

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Living in a Tunnel

We've all been there, those moments when life feels dark, heavy, and uncertain, like we're walking through a tunnel with no end in sight. But here's the good news: we don't walk through those tunnels alone.

In this message, we explore several kinds of dark tunnels we all face, and we turn our eyes to the One who calls Himself "The Light of the World." We also spend time in the opening verses of Isaiah 43, where God makes a powerful promise to be with us in the middle of life's hardest seasons.

No matter what tunnel you find yourself in today, there is hope, there is light, and there is a God who is ready to meet you right where you are.

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We've all said it or heard it... "I'll be honest with you." But what does real honesty look like, especially when it comes to our relationship with God? This message from Rev. Kirk Lawton will have you asking just how "honest to God" we truly are. Pull up a chair and give it a listen.

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Now that Easter is behind us and life is back to normal, it's worth asking yourself — is my life any different because of the Easter message? We all need the reminder that our God is a great God, capable of entering and blessing any heart that is open to Him. Join Rev. Kirk Lawton at Ocean Lakes Family Campground as we pray together, open our hearts, and reflect on what it truly means to let God in.

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The Lord is risen indeed! For Christians around the world, this is a day to celebrate — Jesus is alive and well. The resurrection surprised many who didn't believe, and even some of His own disciples. Today we reflect on how God is a God of wonderful surprises.

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On this Palm Sunday we are remembering not only the entrance of Jesus into the city of Jerusalem, but we are taking a look at what happened just a few days later on a hill called Calvary. The question has sometimes been raised, "Who was it that crucified Jesus?" Was it the Romans, the Jews, the angry mob? Just who was responsible for His death on that old, rugged cross? That's what we are going to think about today.

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Last Sunday our thoughts were on the subject of "The Holiness of God." But God's holiness is only a part of the true picture of God. Today we look at God's nature, not just as a God of power, majesty, and splendor, but also a God who is near us, as the song says, "He walks with me and He talks with me." He is a God who is a God of love. The Apostle Paul said in Romans 5:8, "God commended his love toward us, in that, while we were yet sinners, Christ died for us." Let's unfold what God's love really means to us all.

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One of the oldest and most beloved of our Christian hymns is "Holy, Holy, Holy! Lord God Almighty." The words were written by Reginald Heber, who was born in 1783. When we say that God is holy, what does that mean? This may sound like a dull, uninteresting subject, but today we are going to look at what God's holiness means to us in our everyday lives.

For more information on the Campground, insider tips and FAQ's, listen to our General Ocean Lakes Podcast, Campground Conversations.