After God called Joshua to courage, chapter 2 is a call for faith. Faith and confession in the One True God of Israel comes from one of the most unlikely sources, a Gentile prostitute, named Rahab. In this sermon, we’ll see how the testimony of God was strong in the Transjordan as well as God giving second chances. Join us as we continue to provide the setting in the book of Joshua.

Join us as we introduce a new sermon series through the book of Joshua. God raised up Joshua to lead His people into the promised land. The task would take loads of faith and courage. In this series we will focus on trusting God no matter what you face in life. For more information about Tulsa Bible Church visit us online at TulsaBible.org

In this sermon we look at what’s been termed, “The Parable of Parables.” The parable of the soils stands out from other parables because Jesus explained the disciples what it meant. Jesus also referenced Isaiah 6 to connect his ministry and its effectiveness with the ministry of Isaiah. Matthew 13 will help all of us examine our hearts and ask if we are fruitful with the seed of God’s Kingdom.

Join us for part 2 in our mini sermon series on generosity. Luke 19.11-27 is Jesus’ last parable in the Gospel of Luke. Before He made his assent to Jerusalem, Jesus taught this parable about the Kingdom of God and His expectations for followers until His second coming. God asks all of us to be good stewards of what He has entrusted to us.

Jesus was a master story teller who used parables to teach about the Kingdom of God. All the parables are unique in their ability to shock the listener and engage the heart not just the mind. This sermon is a deeper dive into the Parable of the Rich Young Ruler and shows Jesus sending him away due to an idol of greed.

During the Apostle Paul’s closing to Ephesians, he describes love in a way that is different from all his other references to love in the New Testament. As we close this series on Ephesians, we look at Paul’s use of love in Eph. 6.24 and trace the theme of love throughout the letter. For more information about Tulsa Bible Church, please visit us at TulsaBible.org

Most people in our culture do not believe in the supernatural. The worldviews offered by Naturalism and Materialism suggest that physical matter is all there is or ever will be. Others have an unhealthy obsession in the mystical or spiritual forces. In Ephesians 6, Paul addressed the reality of spiritual forces and encouraged believers to fight with God’s armor. Join us as we continue our study through Ephesians called Together In Christ.

Join us for Part 3 of a sermon series through Ephesians 5.15-6.9 on walking in wisdom. Paul addressed three key relationships for Christians in these verses: marriages, family, and work relationships. The key to understanding all of them is the filling of the Holy Spirit. Paul also addressed submission as a scarlet thread through these household codes. For more information on TBC, please visit us online at tulsabible.org

The Apostle Paul commanded believers to walk with God exactly 5 times in the latter half of Ephesians. The fifth time he wrote, “Walk not as unwise, but wise.” In this sermon, we explore the command to walk in wisdom as it applies to marriage and the roles God has designed for marriage. For more information about Tulsa Bible Church, visit us at Tulsabible.org

In this sermon, we begin to cover the last use of Paul’s command to, “Walk” as a Christian. The Christian walk involves at least three components: 1) Wisdom from God, 2) Filling of the Holy Spirit, and 3) Submission in specific household relationships. We also added a few special notes for Fathers.