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Sermons at Oasis

Sermons at Oasis

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Welcome to the weekly podcast of Oasis Community church led by Pastor Billy Claudio in Scottsdale, AZ.

THE VISION OF OASIS CHURCH IS:
Know God.
Grow Healthy.
Discover purpose.
Make a difference.

Come love God, life and people with us!

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  • The Blessed Life | Billy Claudio

    The Blessed Life | Billy Claudio
    Feb 9 2026

    What if the blessed life isn’t about holding tighter but living with open hands? Generosity shapes our hearts and frees us from letting money define us. Discover how giving of our time and talents help us live a life that's truly more. God gave first. Let's follow His example!!

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    Website: www.oasisphx.com
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    Instagram: @oasisphx
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    48 m
  • More in Relationships | Andy Milich

    More in Relationships | Andy Milich
    Feb 2 2026

    We weren’t created to do life alone. From the very beginning, God designed growth, healing, and strength to happen in relationship. Isolation can be exhausting but community restores. If you’re tired of carrying everything by yourself, this message is for you.

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    Website: www.oasisphx.com
    Facebook: Oasis Community Church
    Instagram: @oasisphx
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    46 m
  • Make Room for People | Billy Claudio

    Make Room for People | Billy Claudio
    Jan 27 2026

    What if the empty seats around you aren’t a problem but a calling? Jesus shows us to make room for others is always the mission. We as Christians need to trade comfort for compassion, and preoccupation for purpose. When we make room for people, God fills His house.

    STAY CONNECTED

    Website: www.oasisphx.com
    Facebook: Oasis Community Church
    Instagram: @oasisphx
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    41 m
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