November 3, 2024 - Sunday AM Worship - The Work of the Holy Spirit

All of us have special days in our lives - birthdays, anniversaries, holidays throughout the year. But what special days were there for God's people in the Bible? Some of life's best moments must have been with Jesus, and with God's people.

Many of us have heard the passage in the Bible about how iron sharpens iron. But what are some additional things we can learn and understand from our relationships with others and how that reflects to our relationship with God?

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Tonight, we study from Psalms 18, and why the Lord is our rock. What does it teach us about our own faith?

As we begin our 40 Days of Prayer here at Great Oaks, we explore how God uses prayer to change us in our lives.

Bad news is shared 7 times more than any other news. We may hear generally good news, or hear and know about the good news of Christ - but does it win out in our lives? Tonight, we explore the life of Peter and similar struggles He had about truly understanding the good news and sharing it with others.

This morning, Chase speaks to us about a woman who was cast out of society, but brought herself to Jesus to be healed. What lessons can we learn from this "daughter" that was healed from her discharge of blood in the Gospels?

Sunday evening sermon by Tim Alsup. Tonight we study Martha and Mary in the Bible, and what they learned from their time with Jesus. What does it teach us about our own faith? 

Sunday morning sermon by Tim Alsup. The New Testament tells us a lot about Paul's conversion to Christianity, the best-known conversion in history, and one that God used to help change the world. What happened, and what do we learn from it?

Speaker: Derek Williams, Associate Minister

In life, we always appreciate people going above and beyond for others. But what does this principle of "going the second mile" mean for Christians when Jesus tells us to do this?