In our first bilingual service of the year, Tim and Elias introduce the Great Oaks’ Theme for 2016…
A Christ-centered, Bible-based, and Family-oriented church committed to God, each other, and our community.
A Christ-centered, Bible-based, and Family-oriented church committed to God, each other, and our community.
Sermons on Ephesians (Page 3)
God created the world on a running timeline, and each day builds onto the next. What does that mean for our faith, and what does it mean for how I spend today?
Unity: How Good and Pleasant It Is / Unidad: Cuan Bueno y Delicioso Es Esto – Dick Deising translated by Carlos Barrientos This morning, we look at letters in the word UNITY (understanding, nuturing, interaction, truth, yielding), and these elements that allow us to declare to the world that Chist’s church is indeed unified. Fellowship in Forgiveness /…
In Ephesians 6, Paul returns to one of his favorite images for the Christian life, an image that reminds us of some spiritual truths that sadly we don’t always take seriously enough…
What kind of culture does Christ want His church to be? Ephesians 4:1-16 gives us a major defining characteristic, one that takes a lot of effort, but that shines God’s light in a powerful way…
Lots of people in our country are giving up on the church, for a variety of reasons. Today we talk about someone who had every reason to hate the church, yet refused to give up on it. Why?
In 2015, we don’t want to just look like we have faith, we want to truly be alive in Christ! How can we do that?
We know love is essential to healthy marriages. But how to keep love alive? One pre-marital counseling book suggests there are 3 types of love, and that all 3 must be intentionally worked on. What are they, and how can we make them stronger in our marriages?