OMPC Sermons

Lead Pastor Caleb Click walks through the second half of the Book of Mark, a series he began in Spring 2024. If the first half of Mark is all about who Jesus is, the back half is about what he’s come to do. Jesus upsets all his disciples’ expectations for the Messiah by relentlessly pointing them towards the necessity of the cross while also showing his heart for us because; as awful as the cross is, he never turns away from it. He has come not to be served but to serve and give his life as a ransom for many (Mark 10:45). The cross is ever before Jesus, and he would have it be ever before his ransomed people as we follow after him. Lead Pastor Caleb Click Oak Mountain Presbyterian Church Birmingham, Alabama April 6th, 2025

Walker Byrd, Pastor of College & Young Professionals, continues our walk through the second half of the Book of Mark, a series started in the Spring of 2024. If the first half of Mark is all about who Jesus is, the back half is about what he’s come to do. Jesus upsets all his disciples’ expectations for the Messiah by relentlessly pointing them towards the necessity of the cross while also showing his heart for us because; as awful as the cross is, he never turns away from it. He has come not to be served but to serve and give his life as a ransom for many (Mark 10:45). The cross is ever before Jesus, and he would have it be ever before his ransomed people as we follow after him. Pastor Walker Byrd Oak Mountain Presbyterian Church Birmingham, Alabama March 30, 2025

Founding Pastor at Large Bob Flayheart continues our walk through the second half of the Book of Mark, a series started in the Spring of 2024. If the first half of Mark is all about who Jesus is, the back half is about what he’s come to do. Jesus upsets all his disciples’ expectations for the Messiah by relentlessly pointing them towards the necessity of the cross while also showing his heart for us because; as awful as the cross is, he never turns away from it. He has come not to be served but to serve and give his life as a ransom for many (Mark 10:45). The cross is ever before Jesus, and he would have it be ever before his ransomed people as we follow after him. Founding Pastor at Large Bob Flayhart Oak Mountain Presbyterian Church Birmingham, Alabama March 23, 2025

Lead Pastor Caleb Click walks through the second half of the Book of Mark, a series he began in Spring 2024. If the first half of Mark is all about who Jesus is, the back half is about what he’s come to do. Jesus upsets all his disciples’ expectations for the Messiah by relentlessly pointing them towards the necessity of the cross while also showing his heart for us because; as awful as the cross is, he never turns away from it. He has come not to be served but to serve and give his life as a ransom for many (Mark 10:45). The cross is ever before Jesus, and he would have it be ever before his ransomed people as we follow after him. Lead Pastor Caleb Click Oak Mountain Presbyterian Church Birmingham, Alabama March 16, 2025

Lead Pastor Caleb Click walks through the second half of the Book of Mark, a series he began in Spring 2024. If the first half of Mark is all about who Jesus is, the back half is about what he’s come to do. Jesus upsets all his disciples’ expectations for the Messiah by relentlessly pointing them towards the necessity of the cross while also showing his heart for us because; as awful as the cross is, he never turns away from it. He has come not to be served but to serve and give his life as a ransom for many (Mark 10:45). The cross is ever before Jesus, and he would have it be ever before his ransomed people as we follow after him. Lead Pastor Caleb Click Oak Mountain Presbyterian Church Birmingham, Alabama March 9, 2025

Lead Pastor Caleb Click walks through the second half of the Book of Mark, a series he began in Spring 2024. If the first half of Mark is all about who Jesus is, the back half is about what he’s come to do. Jesus upsets all his disciples’ expectations for the Messiah by relentlessly pointing them towards the necessity of the cross while also showing his heart for us because; as awful as the cross is, he never turns away from it. He has come not to be served but to serve and give his life as a ransom for many (Mark 10:45). The cross is ever before Jesus, and he would have it be ever before his ransomed people as we follow after him. Lead Pastor Caleb Click Oak Mountain Presbyterian Church Birmingham, Alabama February 16, 2025

If the first half of Mark is all about who Jesus is, the back half is about what he’s come to do. Jesus upsets all his disciples’ expectations for the Messiah by relentlessly pointing them towards the necessity of the cross while also showing his heart for us because; as awful as the cross is, he never turns away from it. He has come not to be served but to serve and give his life as a ransom for many (Mark 10:45). The cross is ever before Jesus, and he would have it be ever before his ransomed people as we follow after him. Youth Director Braxton Baker Oak Mountain Presbyterian Church Birmingham, Alabama February 9, 2025

Lead Pastor Caleb Click walks through the second half of the Book of Mark, a series he began in Spring 2024. If the first half of Mark is all about who Jesus is, the back half is about what he’s come to do. Jesus upsets all his disciples’ expectations for the Messiah by relentlessly pointing them towards the necessity of the cross while also showing his heart for us because; as awful as the cross is, he never turns away from it. He has come not to be served but to serve and give his life as a ransom for many (Mark 10:45). The cross is ever before Jesus, and he would have it be ever before his ransomed people as we follow after him. Lead Pastor Caleb Click Oak Mountain Presbyterian Church Birmingham, Alabama February 2, 2025

Lead Pastor Caleb Click walks through the second half of the Book of Mark, a series he began in Spring 2024. If the first half of Mark is all about who Jesus is, the back half is about what he’s come to do. Jesus upsets all his disciples’ expectations for the Messiah by relentlessly pointing them towards the necessity of the cross while also showing his heart for us because; as awful as the cross is, he never turns away from it. He has come not to be served but to serve and give his life as a ransom for many (Mark 10:45). The cross is ever before Jesus, and he would have it be ever before his ransomed people as we follow after him. Lead Pastor Caleb Click Oak Mountain Presbyterian Church Birmingham, Alabama January 26, 2025

Lead Pastor Caleb Click walks through the second half of the Book of Mark, a series he began in Spring 2024. If the first half of Mark is all about who Jesus is, the back half is about what he’s come to do. Jesus upsets all his disciples’ expectations for the Messiah by relentlessly pointing them towards the necessity of the cross while also showing his heart for us because; as awful as the cross is, he never turns away from it. He has come not to be served but to serve and give his life as a ransom for many (Mark 10:45). The cross is ever before Jesus, and he would have it be ever before his ransomed people as we follow after him. Lead Pastor Caleb Click Oak Mountain Presbyterian Church Birmingham, Alabama January 19, 2025

Lead Pastor Caleb Click walks through the second half of the Book of Mark, a series he began in Spring 2024. If the first half of Mark is all about who Jesus is, the back half is about what he’s come to do. Jesus upsets all his disciples’ expectations for the Messiah by relentlessly pointing them towards the necessity of the cross while also showing his heart for us because; as awful as the cross is, he never turns away from it. He has come not to be served but to serve and give his life as a ransom for many (Mark 10:45). The cross is ever before Jesus, and he would have it be ever before his ransomed people as we follow after him. Lead Pastor Caleb Click Oak Mountain Presbyterian Church Birmingham, Alabama January 12, 2025

Lead Pastor Caleb Click walks through the second half of the Book of Mark, a series he began in Spring 2024. If the first half of Mark is all about who Jesus is, the back half is about what he’s come to do. Jesus upsets all his disciples’ expectations for the Messiah by relentlessly pointing them towards the necessity of the cross while also showing his heart for us because; as awful as the cross is, he never turns away from it. He has come not to be served but to serve and give his life as a ransom for many (Mark 10:45). The cross is ever before Jesus, and he would have it be ever before his ransomed people as we follow after him. Lead Pastor Caleb Click Oak Mountain Presbyterian Church Birmingham, Alabama January 5, 2025

Pastor Bob Flayhart Oak Mountain Presbyterian Church Birmingham, Alabama December 29, 2024

We dive into Luke 1 & 2 looking at how from a manger came a king, a deliverer; the Savior came to bring us hope, to shepherd us into the presence of our heavenly Father. Lead Pastor Caleb Click Oak Mountain Presbyterian Church Birmingham, Alabama December 22, 2024

We dive into Luke 1 & 2 looking at how from a manger came a king, a deliverer, the Savior came to bring us hope, to shepherd us into the presence of our heavenly Father. Lead Pastor Caleb Click Oak Mountain Presbyterian Church Birmingham, Alabama December 8, 2024

We dive into Luke 1 & 2 looking at how from a manger came a king, a deliverer, the Savior came to bring us hope, to shepherd us into the presence of our heavenly Father. Young Professionals Pastor Walker Byrd Oak Mountain Presbyterian Church Birmingham, Alabama December 1, 2024

Through every hardship, in our deepest sorrow a single thread runs throughout: What the enemy means for evil, God means it for good Pastor Caleb Click leads us in a look through Genesis 42, a story which reveals that the Lord works within deep hurt, guilt and shame to point us to our redemption through Christ Lead Pastor Caleb Click Oak Mountain Presbyterian Church Birmingham, Alabama November 24, 2024

Through every hardship, in our deepest sorrow a single thread runs throughout: What the enemy means for evil, God means it for good Join us as we dive into Genesis 37-50, looking at God's goodness through hardship and suffering in the life of Joseph and as it applies to our lives today. Lead Pastor Caleb Click Oak Mountain Presbyterian Church Birmingham, Alabama November 17, 2024

Through every hardship, in our deepest sorrow a single thread runs throughout: What the enemy means for evil, God means it for good Pastor Caleb Click leads us in a look through Genesis 42, a story which reveals that the Lord works within deep hurt, guilt and shame to point us to our redemption through Christ

Bob Flayhart Preaching Oak Mountain Presbyterian Church Birmingham, Alabama September 3, 2024

Through every hardship, in our deepest sorrow a single thread runs throughout: What the enemy means for evil, God means it for good Join us as we dive into Genesis 37-50, looking at God's goodness through hardship and suffering in the life of Joseph and as it applies to our lives today. Lead Pastor Caleb Click Oak Mountain Presbyterian Church Birmingham, Alabama October 27, 2024

Through every hardship, in our deepest sorrow a single thread runs throughout: What the enemy means for evil, God means it for good Join us as we dive into Genesis 37-50, looking at God's goodness through hardship and suffering in the life of Joseph and as it applies to our lives today. Lead Pastor Caleb Click Oak Mountain Presbyterian Church Birmingham, Alabama October 20, 2024

Guest Speaker, Russ Whitfield, shares a message from Acts 1:1-11 titled "From the Church to the World." Russ became involved with RUF at SMU where he served alongside the campus minister as a staff member of a local church. He eventually became a conference speaker for RUF, a member of the committee and now he serves as the RUF Assistant Coordinator of Cross-Cultural Advancement. Oak Mountain Presbyterian Church Birmingham, Alabama October 13, 2024

Through every hardship, in our deepest sorrow a single thread runs throughout: What the enemy means for evil, God means it for good Join us as we dive into Genesis 37-50, looking at God's goodness through hardship and suffering in the life of Joseph and as it applies to our lives today. Lead Pastor Caleb Click Oak Mountain Presbyterian Church Birmingham, Alabama October 6, 2024

Through every hardship, in our deepest sorrow a single thread runs throughout: What the enemy means for evil, God means it for good Join us as we dive into Genesis 37-50, looking at God's goodness through hardship and suffering in the life of Joseph and as it applies to our lives today. Pastor Greg Poole Oak Mountain Presbyterian Church Birmingham, Alabama September 29, 2024

Youth Director Braxton Baker Oak Mountain Presbyterian Church Birmingham, Alabama Sermon Preached September 22, 2024

Lead Pastor Caleb Click walks us chapter-by-chapter through the Book of Jonah. Jonah is not merely the story of a fish or a supernatural event, but of a God whose grace is so wide and deep that it offends, whose mercy extends not only to people unlike us but even to those who hate us. Through the story of this wayward prophet, God challenges us to examine our own hearts and ask if they mirror his own. Lead Pastor Caleb Click Oak Mountain Presbyterian Church Birmingham, Alabama September 15, 2024

Lead Pastor Caleb Click walks us chapter-by-chapter through the Book of Jonah. Jonah is not merely the story of a fish or a supernatural event, but of a God whose grace is so wide and deep that it offends, whose mercy extends not only to people unlike us but even to those who hate us. Through the story of this wayward prophet, God challenges us to examine our own hearts and ask if they mirror his own. Lead Pastor Caleb Click Oak Mountain Presbyterian Church Birmingham, Alabama September 8, 2024

Sermon Recorded Sunday, September 1, 2024. Pastor Dax Gibson Preaching at Oak Mountain Presbyterian Church in Birmingham, AL

Lead Pastor Caleb Click walks us chapter-by-chapter through the Book of Jonah. Jonah is not merely the story of a fish or a supernatural event, but of a God whose grace is so wide and deep that it offends, whose mercy extends not only to people unlike us but even to those who hate us. Through the story of this wayward prophet, God challenges us to examine our own hearts and ask if they mirror his own. Lead Pastor Caleb Click Oak Mountain Presbyterian Church Birmingham, Alabama August 25, 2024

Lead Pastor Caleb Click walks us chapter-by-chapter through the Book of Jonah. Jonah is not merely the story of a fish or a supernatural event, but of a God whose grace is so wide and deep that it offends, whose mercy extends not only to people unlike us but even to those who hate us. Through the story of this wayward prophet, God challenges us to examine our own hearts and ask if they mirror his own. Lead Pastor Caleb Click Oak Mountain Presbyterian Church Birmingham, Alabama August 18, 2024

A Foundational Promise. A Steadfast Love. We walk chapter-by-chapter through the story of God’s steadfast love to his people, and how his people can love others with the love they’ve received from God. Sermon Recorded August 11th, 2024. Pastor Caleb Click preaching at Oak Mountain Presbyterian Church in Birmingham, AL.

A Foundational Promise. A Steadfast Love. We walk chapter-by-chapter through the story of God’s steadfast love to his people, and how his people can love others with the love they’ve received from God. Sermon Recorded August 4th, 2024. Pastor Caleb Click preaching at Oak Mountain Presbyterian Church in Birmingham, AL.

A Foundational Promise. A Steadfast Love. We walk chapter-by-chapter through the story of God’s steadfast love to his people, and how his people can love others with the love they’ve received from God. Sermon Recorded July 28th, 2024. Pastor Caleb Click preaching at Oak Mountain Presbyterian Church in Birmingham, AL.

A Foundational Promise. A Steadfast Love. We walk chapter-by-chapter through the story of God’s steadfast love to his people, and how his people can love others with the love they’ve received from God. Sermon Recorded July 21st, 2024. Pastor Caleb Click preaching at Oak Mountain Presbyterian Church in Birmingham, AL.

A Foundational Promise. A Steadfast Love. We walk chapter-by-chapter through the story of God’s steadfast love to his people, and how his people can love others with the love they’ve received from God. Sermon Recorded July 14th, 2024. Pastor Caleb Click preaching at Oak Mountain Presbyterian Church in Birmingham, AL.

The mission of Oak Mountain Presbyterian Church is to engage every neighbor with the surprising power of grace. It's a statement that is emphasized in every Sunday morning service, a motive that drives every program and gathering, and a mission that we long for each of our members to personally experience and multiply where we live, work, and play. In this summer sermon series, we hear from several pastors on the mission and the values of who we are as a church - what it means to be grace driven, relationally authentic, and kingdom oriented. These foundational beliefs of OMPC are what compel us to grow in the gospel of grace and fulfill our mission together as a church body. Sermon Recorded July 7th, 2024. Pastor Dax Gibson Preaching at Oak Mountain Presbyterian Church in Birmingham, AL.

The mission of Oak Mountain Presbyterian Church is to engage every neighbor with the surprising power of grace. It's a statement that is emphasized in every Sunday morning service, a motive that drives every program and gathering, and a mission that we long for each of our members to personally experience and multiply where we live, work, and play. In this summer sermon series, we are going to hear from several pastors on the mission and the values of who we are as a church - what it means to be grace driven, relationally authentic, and kingdom oriented. These foundational beliefs of OMPC are what compel us to grow in the gospel of grace and fulfill our mission together as a church body. Sermon Recorded June 30th, 2024. Pastor Caleb Click preaching at Oak Mountain Presbyterian Church in Birmingham, AL.

The mission of Oak Mountain Presbyterian Church is to engage every neighbor with the surprising power of grace. It's a statement that is emphasized in every Sunday morning service, a motive that drives every program and gathering, and a mission that we long for each of our members to personally experience and multiply where we live, work, and play. In this summer sermon series, we are going to hear from several pastors on the mission and the values of who we are as a church - what it means to be grace driven, relationally authentic, and kingdom oriented. These foundational beliefs of OMPC are what compel us to grow in the gospel of grace and fulfill our mission together as a church body. Sermon Recorded June 23rd, 2024. Pastor Caleb Click Preaching at Oak Mountain Presbyterian Church in Birmingham, AL.

The mission of Oak Mountain Presbyterian Church is to engage every neighbor with the surprising power of grace. It's a statement that is emphasized in every Sunday morning service, a motive that drives every program and gathering, and a mission that we long for each of our members to personally experience and multiply where we live, work, and play. In this Summer sermon series, we are going to hear from several pastors on the mission and the values of who we are as a church - what it means to be grace driven, relationally authentic, and kingdom oriented. These foundational beliefs of OMPC are what compel us to grow in the gospel of grace and fulfill our mission together as a church body. Sermon Recorded June 16th, 2024. Pastor Chad Walker Preaching at Oak Mountain Presbyterian Church in Birmingham, AL.

The mission of Oak Mountain Presbyterian Church is to engage every neighbor with the surprising power of grace. It's a statement that is emphasized in every Sunday morning service, a motive that drives every program and gathering, and a mission that we long for each of our members to personally experience and multiply where we live, work, and play. In this Summer sermon series, we are going to hear from several pastors on the mission and the values of who we are as a church - what it means to be grace driven, relationally authentic, and kingdom oriented. These foundational beliefs of OMPC are what compel us to grow in the gospel of grace and fulfill our mission together as a church body. Sermon Recorded June 9th, 2024. Pastor P.D. Mayfeild Preaching at Oak Mountain Presbyterian Church in Birmingham, AL.

The mission of Oak Mountain Presbyterian Church is to engage every neighbor with the surprising power of grace. It's a statement that is emphasized in every Sunday morning service, a motive that drives every program and gathering, and a mission that we long for each of our members to personally experience and multiply where we live, work, and play. In this Summer sermon series, we are going to hear from several pastors on the mission and the values of who we are as a church - what it means to be grace driven, relationally authentic, and kingdom oriented. These foundational beliefs of OMPC are what compel us to grow in the gospel of grace and fulfill our mission together as a church body. Sermon Recorded June 2nd, 2024. Pastor Caleb Click Preaching at Oak Mountain Presbyterian Church in Birminghgam, AL.

Sermon recorded May 26th, 2024. Walker Byrd preaching at Oak Mountain Prebyterian Church in Birmingham, AL

Caleb Click wraps up his inaugural sermon series as OMPC Lead Pastor, walking through the Gospel of Mark. The Gospel of Mark is pedal to the metal from the very first verse. All gas…no brakes… Mark has one aim: To declare the glory of the Lord in Jesus Christ, and see us transformed by it. Everything he does orbits around one question: Who do we say say that Jesus is? Sermon recorded May 19th, 2024. Pastor Caleb Click preaching at Oak Mountain Prebyterian Church in Birmingham, AL

Caleb Click continues his inaugural sermon series as OMPC Lead Pastor, walking through the Gospel of Mark. The Gospel of Mark is pedal to the metal from the very first verse. All gas…no brakes… Mark has one aim: To declare the glory of the Lord in Jesus Christ, and see us transformed by it. Everything he does orbits around one question: Who do we say say that Jesus is? Sermon recorded May 12th, 2024. Pastor Caleb Click preaching at Oak Mountain Prebyterian Church in Birmingham, AL

Caleb Click continues his inaugural sermon series as OMPC Lead Pastor, walking through the Gospel of Mark. The Gospel of Mark is pedal to the metal from the very first verse. All gas…no brakes… Mark has one aim: To declare the glory of the Lord in Jesus Christ, and see us transformed by it. Everything he does orbits around one question: Who do we say say that Jesus is? Sermon recorded May 5th, 2024. Pastor Caleb Click preaching at Oak Mountain Prebyterian Church in Birmingham, AL

Caleb Click continues his inaugural sermon series as OMPC Lead Pastor, walking through the Gospel of Mark. The Gospel of Mark is pedal to the metal from the very first verse. All gas…no brakes… Mark has one aim: To declare the glory of the Lord in Jesus Christ, and see us transformed by it. Everything he does orbits around one question: Who do we say say that Jesus is? Sermon recorded April 28th, 2024. Pastor Caleb Click preaching at Oak Mountain Prebyterian Church in Birmingham, AL

Caleb Click continues his inaugural sermon series as OMPC Lead Pastor, walking through the Gospel of Mark. The Gospel of Mark is pedal to the metal from the very first verse. All gas…no brakes… Mark has one aim: To declare the glory of the Lord in Jesus Christ, and see us transformed by it. Everything he does orbits around one question: Who do we say say that Jesus is? Sermon recorded April 7th, 2024. Pastor Caleb Click preaching at Oak Mountain Prebyterian Church in Birmingham, AL

Lead Pastor Caleb Click preaches from John 11, which announces that Christ is the one who can restore what we have lost in our broken world. He gives hope to those who live in a world of despair, and he can be trusted no matter how dire our circumstances or how deep our lack of understanding. Join us as we celebrate the resurrection of Jesus Christ. Sermon recorded Easter Sunday, March 31st, 2024. Pastor Caleb Click preaching at Oak Mountain Prebyterian Church in Birmingham, AL

Greg Poole continues our sermon series, walking through the Gospel of Mark. The Gospel of Mark is pedal to the metal from the very first verse. All gas…no brakes… Mark has one aim: To declare the glory of the Lord in Jesus Christ, and see us transformed by it. Everything he does orbits around one question: Who do we say say that Jesus is? Sermon recorded March 24th, 2024. Greg Poole preaching at Oak Mountain Prebyterian Church in Birmingham, AL