Obadiah’s House is a nonprofit Christian transitional home for men. Poor decisions, sin, unfavorable circumstances, and a variety of other issues have broken the men that God sends to the O House. Most of the men who have come to the home claim to have been saved. We teach and help the men validate their salvation. Men who need help affirming who they are in Christ. These men are often alienated from the world because of their past and often have no families or friends to offer help. Obadiah’s House is a beautiful home where they will come for a year to enhance and enrich their walk with the Lord. They will find help in finding employment and addressing the issues in their lives that have entrapped them. But, more than anything, the goal of Obadiah’s House is to ground these men in their relationship with Christ and the Word of God.

We have learned that real ministry is living out God’s word. The church is a group of imperfect people that began a journey toward perfection at the foot of the cross and committed themselves one to the other to walk through the consequences of their imperfections and not abandon one another until we arrive in heaven.

The ministry is walking through the consequences of men’s choices. We desire to come alongside the men who God brings to the O House and help them mature and develop as followers of Jesus! The O House desires to be a reflection of the Savior who called men into ministry that none of us would have chosen. He chose imperfect disciples and helped to develop them into men of God.

We desire and need the help of the church in this task. We want to work with the church to help the men who come here address issues in their lives and develop as men of God! We desire to see the men develop into real “trophies of grace.”

God’s provision for these men is a love offering to the Father! We ask you to pray for us and ask the Lord what He desires for you to do to minister to these wonderful men God has sent to us. If the Lord lays something on your heart, please call us and share it with us. We now know that God provides for us in a way that exalts and glorifies Him rather than through marketing. Faith, which pleases the Lord, demands trust!