The Knoll

“We are rooted in God's generosity.” In this limited series, our guests invite us to remember that everything we have first came from God, and how our giving is an important part of our discipleship. In this episode, Sadie Longo shares not only all the opportunities that Oak Knoll have provided her, but how it has shaped who she is.Produced by Stephen F. MurrayMusic performed by Matt Cerar

“We are rooted in God's generosity.” In this limited series, our guests invite us to remember that everything we have first came from God, and how our giving is an important part of our discipleship. In this our final episode, Kim Hakensen reflects on this year’s theme: “Love in Action” and calls us to selflessly helping others.Produced by Stephen F. MurrayMusic performed by Matt Cerar

"We are rooted in God's Generosity” In this limited series, our guests invite us to remember that everything we have first came from God, and how our giving is an important part of our discipleship. Last week Pastor Jay shared how generosity can be a learned way of life. In this episode, Clay Haapala shares how he learned generosity from his mother.Produced by Stephen F. MurrayMusic performed by Matt Cerar

"We are rooted in God's Generosity” In this limited series, our guests invite us to remember that everything we have first came from God, and how our giving is an important part of our discipleship. In this first episode, Pastor Jay shares his personal experience growing up in a home where money was a source of stress, and how he learned that generosity can be a learned way of life.Produced by Stephen F. MurrayMusic performed by Matt Cerar

Thank you for listening! If you want to sit down and record a story with Stephen, please reach out to him at stephen.murray@oklutheran.org

Hear the real voices behind the letters sent to us from the other side of the world.Produced by Stephen F. MurrayMusic performed by Matt Cerar

Oak Knoll youth once again read letters from our scholarship students through Lutheran Partners in Global Ministeries.Produced by Stephen MurrayMusic performed by Matt Cerar

In the midst of unimaginable tragedy, Brett Stokke brings his burdens to God and finds a new meaning to the word "faith."Produced by Stephen F. MurrayMusic by Matt Cerar