Tonight, we begin a series on different "faith seasons" in the Psalms. What does Psalm 145 tell us about God, and about faith seasons when we see God and the world clearly?

This morning we begin a series about God's offer of salvation, with an important Biblical teaching: God wants you to be saved! Where do we see that in the Bible, and what should it mean for our lives?

As we continue our Summer Series at Great Oaks, brother Dan Chambers from the Concord Road Church of Christ in Brentwood, TN on the woman that Jesus called a dog.

Some people are picky eaters for good reason - but is being "picky" in how we choose to balance & consume things that take our time and effort in our faith? Tonight, we walk through the story of the Rich Young Ruler in Mark 10 and challenge ourselves to follow Jesus - leaving the world's pleasures and things we consume behind.

The reality is - it's not good for us to be alone! How do we stay connected to God's people in a world where we truly need it?

Brother Matt Mitchell from the Woodland Hills Church of Christ in Cordova speaks to us from Luke 12 and the man who built bigger barns.

Tonight, we trace one of the many great themes in the book of Proverbs. What does Proverbs say about friendship, and how might that teaching impact on our faith, our church family, and our outreach?

It is one of the Bible's best-known conversations, and one of its most motivating and faith building also. What does it teach us and what might it have to say for us as we prepare to begin another school year?

Tonight, brother Edward Eldridge from the Wolfchase Church of Christ here in Memphis speaks to us from the Sermon on the Mount about the man who finds the treasure in the field.

Tonight, we continue our study of John's letters. What is the story behind the letter we call Third John? And what does it teach us about people and about Christian living?