Sunday evening sermon by Aarek Farmer. Paul saw Onesimus, a useless, runaway slave, as having potential in God’s kingdom, not because Onesimus was awesome, but because Paul knew God is awesome. Awesome enough to transform Onesimus into something amazing. I pray we can look at everyone as useful and worthy of a relationship with us.
Sunday evening mission report by Aarek and Phoenix Farmer. Aarek and his son Phoenix recently spent time in Honduras on a mission trip, with a group that worked alongside the Roque’s, who Great Oaks supports. Tonight, they share some of their experiences and what they learned…
Sunday evening sermon by Aarek Farmer. Tonight we revisit the book of Nehemiah, and see Nehemiah help the people move beyond their fears…
God needs and wants to use each of us, but in order for that to happen, not only do we need to have a desire and willingness to be used, but our purpose in life must be aligned with God’s. Nehemiah, was used by God to pull off a huge task. Through him, we can explore characteristics of people who God uses to serve His Kingdom.
Sunday morning sermon by Aarek Farmer. In his letter to the Ephesians, Paul shares his prayer for believers as well as emphasizes both the awesome power God displayed to raise Christ from the dead and how we can access that great power, also, to do good works as a part of His body, the church.
Sunday morning sermon by Aarek Farmer. When exploring the four gospels, it is evident that there is a lot more behind the scenes to Joseph of Arimathea than the fact that he simply allowed Christ to be buried in his tomb. Each of us have missed opportunities to serve and take up our own crosses to follow…
Sunday morning sermon by Aarek Farmer. This truth out of the mouth of Christ himself shows the redemptive power that only Christ has, which as we saw in the great commission, we are to share with people….but the hard question is….how do we share that fact with those around us in a way that will…
Sunday morning sermon by Aarek Farmer. Loneliness can cause us to distance ourselves from God and those around us. The life of David may provide all of us with some guidance and wisdom for those of us who are lonely as well as those of us who may not be lonely but might not be…
Sunday evening sermon by Aarek Farmer. Tonight we go to the book of Judges, where we find the interesting account of Ehud. What can we learn from this book and this account?
Sunday PM sermon by Aarek Farmer.