White Oak ARP Church podcast

Sunday Morning Sermon with Pastor Rev. Dr. John Cook

Sunday Morning Sermon with Pastor Rev. Dr. John Cook

Sunday Morning Sermon with Pastor Rev. Dr. John Cook

Morning Service with Pastor Rev. Dr. John Cook

Morning Worship with Pastor Rev. Dr. John Cook

Sunday Morning Sermon with Pastor Rev. Dr. John Cook

Sunday Morning Service with Pastor Rev. Dr. John Cook

Sunday Morning Sermon with Mr. Ronny Hull

Sunday Morning Service with Rev. Dr. John Cook - The Fourth Sunday of Advent 2022

Sunday Morning Service with Rev. Dr. John Cook.  The Third Sunday of Advent.

Evening Sermon with Rev. Dr. John Cook.  We sang praises to the Lord, prayed together and studied God's Word.  We continued in Acts 20 and Paul's farewell to the Ephesian Elders.  What can we learn from this passage and what applications does it have for the church of our day?

Sunday Morning Service with Rev. Dr. John Cook.  The Second Sunday of Advent 2022.

Sunday Morning Service with Rev. Dr. John Cook. The First Sunday of Advent

Sunday Evening Service with Rev. Dr. John Cook.  On this night we will sing psalms and hymns of thanksgiving as our nation will observe Thanksgiving Day this coming Thursday.  Those attending were asked to come prepared to share some of their thanks to the Lord for His goodness in this past year.  There was a time of sharing.  As time permitted, the study of Acts 20 and looking at Paul's farwell to the Ephesian elders is noted.

Sunday Morning Service with Rev. Dr. John Cook

Sunday Evening Service with Rev. Dr. John Cook.  We continue our study of Acts, begining chapter 20.  This chapter signals the beginning of the end of Paul's Third Missionary Journey as he leaves Ephesus and makes his way to Jerusalem.  In this chapter we see his heartfelt farewell to the Ephesian elders, and the amazing account of Eutychus.

Sunday Morning Service with Rev. Dr John Cook

Sunday Morning Sermon with Pastor Rev. Dr. John D Cook

Sunday Morning Sermon with Pastor Rev. Dr. John D Cook

Evening Service with Jake Wasdin

Sunday Morning Sermon with Pastor Rev. Dr. John D Cook

Sunday Morning Sermon with Guest Speaker Mr. William Wood

Sunday Evening Bible Study with Mr. Bob Abernathy

Sunday Morning Service with Ronny Hull

Sunday Morning Sermon with Rev. Dr. John Cook

Sunday Evenine Sermon with Rev. Dr. John Cook

Sunday Evening Sermon with Rev. Dr. John Cook

Sunday Morning Service with Rev Dr. John Cook

Sunday Morning Sermon with Rev. Dr. John Cook

Sunday Morning Sermon with Rev. Dr. John Cook

Sunday Night - This book records the first 3 decades oft he New Testament church and is filled with chllenges to us as believers in every age.

Sunday Morning Sermon with Pastor Rev. Dr. John Cook

Sunday Morning Sermon with Pastor Rev. Dr. John Cook

Sunday Evening Sermon with Pastor Rev. Dr. John Cook

Sunday Morning Sermon with Pastor Rev. Dr. John Cook

Sunday Morning Sermon by White Oak Director of Youth & Family Ministries Ronny Hull

Sunday Morning Service with Guest Speaker - Rev. Craig Wieberdink

David , the Lords Anointed is now a fugtitive.  Absalom, the prodigal son, is now the ruler.  How are we to live when the unrighteous flourish and the righteous are persecuted?  What can we learn about depending and waiting on God?

Sunday Morning Sermon with Pastor Rev. Dr. John Cook

Looking at the return of Absalom and his treachery against his father David.  Also consider other evils that David suffered at the hands of wicked men

Sunday Morning Sermon with Pastor Rev. Dr. John Cook

Sunday Morning Service with Pastor Rev. Dr. John Cook

Sunday Morning Sermon with Pastor Rev. Dr. John Cook

Sunday Morning Sermon with Pastor Rev. Dr. John Cook

Sunday Morning Service with Pastor Rev. John Cook

Sunday Evening Service with Pastor Rev. Dr. John Cook - We continue our study in chapter 12 and see some of the consequences of David's sin with Bathsheba.  This passage raises many questions in peoples minds.

Sunday Morning Sermon with Pastor Rev. Dr. John Cook

Sunday Evening Service with Pastor Rev. Dr. John Cook.  2 Samuel which records David's repentance after his sin with Bathsheba.  What does this chapter teach us about the nature of repentance and how it should be a regular part of our lives as Christians?