Author: Dylan Ocorr

Christmas Cantata

Posted by Dylan Ocorr | Jan 20, 2023 | Worship |

Watch our musical Christmas message performed by the Koinonia Choir and Instrumentalists.

Posted by Dylan Ocorr | May 19, 2022 | Youth Ministry |

How would you describe ‘where’ your heart is? How do you store up treasure in Heaven?

Posted by Dylan Ocorr | Apr 15, 2022 | Youth Ministry |

Is hell eternal for a human or will you eventually end up in heaven at some point?

Posted by Dylan Ocorr | Apr 8, 2022 | Worship |

Invite your friends to Koinonia Fellowship on Easter Sunday for a special musical presentation of the Gospel – April 17 at 8:00 am and 10:30 am.

Posted by Dylan Ocorr | Mar 29, 2022 | Youth Ministry |

Fasting is an amazing tool for acceleration, power, and increased intimacy with God.

Grafted Into The Body
In our study this morning, we enter into a section of Scripture regarding the mystery body of Christ, composed of Jews and Gentiles in Messiah Jesus. By comparing Scripture with Scripture, we learn that God gave to the nation of Israel the adoption and the glory and the covenants and the giving of the law […]
Watch And Pray
In answer to the disciples’ questions about signs of the destruction of the Temple (which was fulfilled in 70 AD), and the end of the world, we have what is known as a near and far prophecy. This meditation is not about those prophecies as much as it is an exhortation to ponder the words […]
‘For God So Loved’
Today we turn to one of the most loved and oft quoted passages of Scriptures in the entire Word of God, John 3:16. This is the passage of Scripture that the guy with the 5 colors of hair has draped around his neck in the end zone of the nationally televised football game. Most of […]
They Forgot What He Said
Why is it that we tend to remember the things that we should forget, but forget the things that we should remember? For three days after His death and burial, the disciples of Jesus were confounded, confused, discouraged, and depressed. As far as they were concerned, all of their hopes of Him being their King […]