Sermon by Simon Tyson, our 2025 Preaching Ministry Intern. Despite objective truths around us, it is easy for us to allow our feelings and emotions to overrule truth in our walk with God. What does Scripture say about building our faith on a foundation of feelings?

We continue our Summer series theme of "Glorifying God In The Church" with Brother Philip Slate of the Germantown Church of Christ, speaking to us about how we glorify God and uplift the Kingdom through our evangelistic efforts, and what the best practices are to share the Gospel message.

Gary Reaves, our involvement minister here at Great Oaks, speaks to us on our righteousness as God's creation.

If the average religious American read through the book of Acts, they might be surprised to see how baptism plays such a central role in becoming a Christian. What questions do people ask today about whether baptism is really that important?

Our theme for our Summer series in 2025 is "Glorifying God in the Church". This evening, brother Edward Eldridge from the Wolfchase Church of Christ speaks to us about the Church helping others in need.

Sunday evening sermon by Tim Alsup. Tonight we study Nehemiah's journey back to Jerusalem for one of Scripture's great spiritual victories. What led to his journey, and what can we learn from it?

Sunday morning sermon by Tim Alsup. As Christians, we want God to lead the way in our life. But how do we do that? Let's explore how this happens...

This Summer, our theme for our series is "Glorifying God In The Church". Brother Harold Redd from the Midtown Church of Christ speaks to us about how we can truly develop a passion in our worship through our understanding of God.

Simon Tyson - Preaching Intern

When Israel is unexpectedly defeated in battle by another nation, Joshua and the people must tackle the issue at the root: sin in the camp. What does Scripture show us about sin's impact in our lives, and how can God's people better defend themselves against it?

On the last night before His crucifixion, Jesus told His apostles He was going somewhere they could not go. He then gave some amazing promises about the future and about Himself. How do those words shape our faith today?