In John 21, the resurrected Jesus meets His apostles again, this time on the beach after a long night of fruitless fishing. Jesus has a purpose for this meeting, and the message given at that early-morning breakfast is one they would never forget. It’s a message we need to hear for ourselves also, a message about what the resurrected Jesus should mean to our lives…
Jesus said in John 4:23 that God seeks “true worshipers.” And if there is such a thing as “true” worship, there must also be “false” worship.” What does the Bible say about why God might not accept worship? And does it say that false worship is really that big a deal?
There are so many different perspectives on worship in our religious world! In John 4, Jesus says some things about “true worshipers.” How might that passage help us answer some questions we have today about worship?
Today Great Oaks celebrates 3 years as a bilingual church family! Elias Roque, our Spanish-speaking minister, and Tim Alsup, our Preaching Minister, reflect back on the last three years and also share thoughts on being a “One Another” Church. (Una Iglesia Unos a Otros)
Watch Harold Redd from the Midtown Church of Christ (Memphis, TN) share thoughts on a question often asked today: “Do I Need the Church?”
As Jesus went about teaching, He also went about helping others. What can we learn about our Christian mission by watching Jesus do good for other people?
Sometimes God’s people don’t pursue their mission correctly because they see the world through the wrong lens. What does Jesus tell His church about their mission and their view of the world?
If you are not feeling alive in your faith, how can God breathe life into you again? Let’s explore how He’s done it in the past, and remind ourselves of an important source of spiritual life…
Jesus was a master of using powerful images to help us understand the deep meaning of spiritual truths. What do we learn from the image of Jesus having living water?