Great Oaks is a Christ-centered, Bible-based, and Family-oriented church committed to God, each other, and our community.
This sermon explores how God deeply understands our struggles, brokenness, and fears through the lens of Romans 5:1-5. It emphasizes that, through faith, we are made right with God, and by His grace, we are given peace, purpose, and strength to grow—especially through suffering. Ultimately, it reminds us that we serve a God who welcomes us in our weakness, walks with us through hardship, and offers hope that does not disappoint.
We have been studying some questions that might arise as people read through Acts. This morning, we study one area in which the religious world has drifted away from God's plan, and what God intended for His people.
This Summer, our theme for our series is "Glorifying God In The Church". This evening, Brother Billy Smith from the Henderson Church of Christ in Henderson, TN brings us a lesson on keeping our focus on Christ.
God values our thoughts, and our belief in Him is absolutely essential as Christians. With this understanding, though, we also must acknowledge how important it is to act on our faith and let our outward actions convey our inward thoughts. With both of these ideas in mind, we explore the question: "Is it the thought that counts?"
When reading the book of Acts, people might ask what is going on with God's people speaking in tongues. In this lesson, Tim answers why there are misconceptions about the topic today and why tongues have ceased and are no longer necessary.
Our summer series continues its theme of "Glorifying God in the Church" with Brother Josh Herndon of the Union Hill Church of Christ in Benton, KY speaking to us tonight. He brings a message concerning how the Church can impact younger generations as well as a key point for how we can keep strong bonds as Church family.
Tonight, our young men have led us in worship! And this youth night is a special focus on the church camp week we recently enjoyed with the Bartlett Woods congregation, which focused on the Book of James. For our devotional thought, what can we learn from the life of James?
Sermon by Simon Tyson, our 2025 Preaching Ministry Intern. Despite objective truths around us, it is easy for us to allow our feelings and emotions to overrule truth in our walk with God. What does Scripture say about building our faith on a foundation of feelings?
We continue our Summer series theme of "Glorifying God In The Church" with Brother Philip Slate of the Germantown Church of Christ, speaking to us about how we glorify God and uplift the Kingdom through our evangelistic efforts, and what the best practices are to share the Gospel message.
Gary Reaves, our involvement minister here at Great Oaks, speaks to us on our righteousness as God's creation.
If the average religious American read through the book of Acts, they might be surprised to see how baptism plays such a central role in becoming a Christian. What questions do people ask today about whether baptism is really that important?
Our theme for our Summer series in 2025 is "Glorifying God in the Church". This evening, brother Edward Eldridge from the Wolfchase Church of Christ speaks to us about the Church helping others in need.
Sunday evening sermon by Tim Alsup. Tonight we study Nehemiah's journey back to Jerusalem for one of Scripture's great spiritual victories. What led to his journey, and what can we learn from it?
Sunday morning sermon by Tim Alsup. As Christians, we want God to lead the way in our life. But how do we do that? Let's explore how this happens...
This Summer, our theme for our series is "Glorifying God In The Church". Brother Harold Redd from the Midtown Church of Christ speaks to us about how we can truly develop a passion in our worship through our understanding of God.
Simon Tyson - Preaching InternWhen Israel is unexpectedly defeated in battle by another nation, Joshua and the people must tackle the issue at the root: sin in the camp. What does Scripture show us about sin's impact in our lives, and how can God's people better defend themselves against it?
On the last night before His crucifixion, Jesus told His apostles He was going somewhere they could not go. He then gave some amazing promises about the future and about Himself. How do those words shape our faith today?
This morning we study the reign and heart of King Solomon. How did he change over time, and what can we learn about our own faith?
As we complete our Sunday night relationships series: How do we faithfully handle broken relationships?
In John 7, Jesus shouted a bold statement to the Jerusalem crowd. What did He say, and what does it teach us about life and faith in Christ?
May 18,2025-Sunday PM Worship- "How To Have A Marvelous Marriage"
May 18,2025-Sunday AM Worship-" Stink Like A Christian"
May 11, 2025- Sunday AM Worship- "Deep Questions, Simple Answers.mp3"
may 5, 2025-Sunday PM Worship- "Faithful Friends in a Fallen World"
May 4,2025-Sunday PM worship- "God's Word on Family"
May 4,2025- sunday AM worship- "Don't Graduate From Your Fai
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April 13, 2025 - Sunday PM - "I Love The Church"
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March 30, 2025 - Sunday AM Worship - "Two Languages, One Faith" Sunday - "A Final Challenge to Faith" - "Un ultimo desafio a la fe"In English and translated into Spanish
March 23, 2025 - Sunday PM Worship - "The Other Side of Jordan"
March 23rd, 2025 - Sunday AM Worship - The Blessing of Brokenness
Are there ever times where you feel like you're the only one following the path of God? Going down a narrow path is something Jesus tells us about, but what can we learn to overcome spiritual loneliness?
In this lesson, Tim discusses the life of Judas Iscariot and his struggle to forgive himself after betraying Jesus. What can we learn from his story?
Tonight, we are completing our series on Scripture and the Spiritual World. The spirits of humanity are also part of the spiritual world; what does the Bible say about what happens after we die?
March 9, 2025 - Sunday AM Worship - "Hear O Israel!"
March 2, 2025 - Sunday PM Worship - Dean Miller, Living with Loss Workshop - "Passion for God, Compassion for People"
March 2, 2025 - Sunday AM Worship - Dean Miller, Living with Loss Workshop - "Praise the Lord! ... No Matter What"
In Mark chapter four, Jesus tells a parable about a sower going out to scatter seed. What can we gleam from this passage today, and how can we align our hearts towards the Gospel?
As a part of our Friends and Family Day at Great Oaks, Tim speaks to us from Mark 1, discussing the changed and sacrifices made by the disciples and apostles of Jesus.
On Sunday nights, we have been studying what the Bible teaches about the spiritual world! Tonight: what does the Bible say about demons? What are they, what did they do, and what can a study of demons remind us about our own faith?
The Book of Leviticus tells us a lot about Old Testament worship under the law of Moses. Even though Christians are not under the Old Testament law, what timeless principles do we find in Leviticus about worshiping God?
In tonight's lesson, Aarek shares passages surrounding the birth of Jesus and the moments of anticipation and joy - while calling us to be eager to share in the victories we have in Christ.
In this lesson, Tim discusses the words and woes that Jesus uses when speaking with the Pharisees and religious leaders in Matthew 23.
On Sunday nights, we are studying what Scripture tells us about the unseen spiritual world. Tonight: what does the Bible tell us about angels?
In the later chapters of Exodus, God gives the Israelites His plans for the tabernacle. As we see them contribute together for the tabernacle, what can we learn about God's people giving and sacrificing together for the mission of God?
On Sunday nights, we are studying what the Bible tells us about the spiritual world. What does Scripture tell us about Satan?
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