We are studying the letters of John on Sunday nights! In this lesson: John is worried about Christians being led astray by "deceivers". What were they teaching, and how can we make sure we avoid their type of teaching today?

The Bible says a lot about idols; does that have anything to do with us today? We may find that a study of idols impacts us much more than we thought...

David Kish - our 2026 Preaching Intern for the Summer, shares with us a lesson about shining our light, like what we read about in the Sermon on the Mount.

In 1 Samuel 1, we read about Hannah's pain and sadness, longing for a son. What can we learn from her in the midst of a trial, goal, or problem that continues to eat at us all the time?

Derek Williams, our associate minister at Great Oaks, is retiring at the end of May. In his final sermon with us, Derek shares the apostle Paul's final message to Timothy in 2 Timothy 4, and charges us to keep the faith & finish the race.

One of the first things people often ask about churches of Christ: "why don't you have instruments?" This morning, we walk through the New Testament and Christian history of a cappella music, and share some reasons why we still sing a cappella today.

As we begin a study of John's letters, we consider a struggle for many Christians: can I really know I am saved? And how does 1 John 1 chapter 1 help us with that question?

This morning, we study a passage of faith wisdom that has been encouraged by mothers and fathers and Christians for generations. What does Proverbs 3:5-6 say about the different crossroads we will face in life?

Tonight, we study what we know from Scripture about the life of the apostle John. What can we learn from his life about our own walk with Christ?

Today is our Senior Sunday, and two of our graduating seniors share thoughts about living faithfully in the next chapter of life.