Guest preacher, Rev. Evan Taylor preaches on Ascension Sunday in a Combined Worship of East Side Christian Church and FCC Tulsa.

On the fifth Sunday of Eastertide, Rev. Susan brings a message from Isaiah 43:14-21, 25 that God is still doing a new thing even in the midst of the unknown and changing times.

For the First Sunday in Lent, Rev. Joshua looks at the story of Jesus' temptation in the Wilderness from Matthew (4:1-11), and reminds us that the issue was more that Jesus refused to take the easy way out. Instead, Jes

For the 4th Sunday after Epiphany, Rev. Joshua looks at the story of Jacob wrestling with God (Genesis 32:22-32) to remind us that struggling is holy and that God is struggling right beside us on our behalf.

For the 1st Sunday in Advent, Rev. Joshua looks at hope in the midst of darkness by examining what it feels like to be a Cubs fan, the opening of Ruth (1:1-2), and hope amidst condemnation from Micah (5:2-5a).

Rev. Joshua looks at the text about the 10 Lepers in Luke (17:11-19) and reminds us of the importance of the original context in order to accurately look at Scripture. When we understand the complexity of the Samaritan

Rev. Kelli Driscoll from Bethany Christian Church joined us this morning! Preaching from Luke 12:13-21, Rev. Kelli reminded us that placing importance in the wrong places can lead to anxiety and deter from our working t

For the eighth Sunday after Pentecost, Rev. Toulouse examines the story of Martha and Mary in Luke 10:38-42 in relation to the events in Baton Rouge, St. Paul, and Dallas over the last few days. What does God's word hav

What happens when you get someone who isn't Trinitarian to preach on Holy Trinity Sunday? You get a sermon on Holy Wisdom (Proverbs 8:1-31). Joshua Toulouse preaches on the aspect of God known as Wisdom and what She mi

For the Third Sunday in Easter, Joshua Toulouse looks at the calling of Saul (Acts 9:1-22) and reminds us that we too can have resurrection moments, when we answer God's call to us, where we find new life in working for