What if sisterhood isn’t simply about having sisters—but being one? As we celebrate Sisterhood Week, the women of the Bible challenge us to put sisterhood into practice. Priscilla shows us how to grow with her through discipleship. Ruth teaches us to show up for her through fellowship. The Shunammite woman demonstrates how to share with her through stewardship. And Deborah reminds us to lift her through leadership. Biblical sisterhood goes beyond gathering together. It means walking alongside one another, sharing what God has entrusted to us, and helping another woman become who God has called her to be. So instead of only asking, “Who are my sisters?” ask: “Whose sister am I being?” Because real sisterhood isn’t simply something we celebrate. It’s something we practice.  Read More

Orchard Knob is committed to showing up beyond the walls of the church. Our pastor represented OKMBC and offered the opening prayer at the celebration of the newly renovated Hamilton County Juvenile Court—joining community leaders in supporting a space designed to better serve children and families.  Read More

Everybody has an opinion about who you should be. Your friends. Social media. The people at school. But before you spend another year trying to fit in, ask yourself: **Who is God calling me to be?** This year: put God first, never count yourself out, and have the courage to stand. **Comparison will have you overlooking what’s already in your own hands.** You already have something God can use. Walk into this school year **BUILT DIFFERENT.**  Read More

What kind of legacy are we leaving for the next generation? This June, we celebrate the faith, leadership, and influence of godly fathers while investing in our children and youth through VBS and Youth Week. Discover how biblical fathers like Abraham, Noah, Joseph, Job, and the father of the prodigal son continue to inspire us to lead our families, serve our communities, and build a lasting legacy of faith.   Read More

From Jochebed to Mary, the Bible reveals that godly motherhood is not about perfection—it’s about faithfulness. This month’s blog explores what it truly takes to raise children with wisdom, faith, character, and purpose in today’s world.  Read More

Resurrection is more than a moment—it’s a model. This April, discover how giving life reflects the power of the resurrection.  Read More

March is Women’s History Month. From Deborah to Ruth to Esther and Mary, Scripture shows us that true strength is wrapped in humility. God doesn’t need spectators—He needs workers. ? Read the full spotlight.  Read More

January is a season of new beginnings. From fasting and daily Scripture to leadership and faith-filled steps forward, discover how women, men, and children throughout Scripture—and our church—are walking by faith into what God is doing next.  Read More

December is more than a season—it’s a reminder. Join us as we celebrate Christ, serve others, and end the year together in worship and joy.  Read More

Grief is a journey no one should face alone. The Grief Support Ministry walks alongside families with prayer, compassion, and continued care through programs like GriefShare and Homegoing Service Coordination—helping hearts heal one step at a time.  Read More

November reminds us that gratitude grows strongest in difficult seasons. Like Paul and the healed leper, we learn that thankfulness in hard times leads to true wholeness. As we worship, serve, and celebrate together, may we give thanks not only for what God has done—but for what He’s still doing in us.  Read More

This October, we celebrate Sisterhood Week by reflecting on Esther—an ordinary woman God used in extraordinary ways. Join us Oct 10–12!  Read More