Brother Matt Mitchell from the Woodland Hills Church of Christ speaks to us on how we can Glorify God in the Church through providing encouragement to one another.

Our sin-broken world is full of struggle and difficulty. What does Romans 8 tell us about keeping our hope strong in the midst of suffering?

This morning, Gary challenges us to discover our unique role in God’s mission. With many of our members sent out to plant a new church, now is the time for each of us to step up, fill the gaps, and fully engage in the work God has prepared for us.

Brother Michael Jackson from the Boulevard Church of Christ in Memphis comes to speak to us about how we can glorify God through our involvement in His Kingdom.

As we embark on a new chapter in the journey of Great Oaks as a congregation, Simon Tyson, our 2025 Preaching Ministry Intern, reminds us about the urgency that we need to serve in the Lord's Kingdom.

The Gospel saves us, and it also brings us together in Christ. What should that mean for our church relationships?

God has set in place specific rules and regulations for ensuring that those who are leading His church are individuals who both meet certain requirements and whose character is "above reproach." What is the importance of holding our church leadership to these standards and how can we give glory to God in doing so?

Mini Lessons from Derek Williams, Michael Bush, and Gary Reaves.

As part of our send-off Sunday for the Donelson Oaks Church plant group, Chase brings us a message focused on how we can build each other up in prayer. We are all a part of the same team as Christians, so can we truly claim to be aiding one another up to the fullest if we don't pray for one another?

Having established the accuracy, divine inspiration, and timelessness of the Bible in the previous 5 lessons, it's of utmost importance that we understand the message of the Bible and what it means for us. What should we do with the things we're told in the Bible, and how should we let those things influence our lives every day?