This morning we continue a Great Oaks tradition of having a “theme” for the year, selecting one aspect of Christianity that we want to emphasize. Let’s explore what we hope to focus on in 2020 as a church family…
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 by Tim Alsup
We have a lot ahead of us as we begin a new year! To face all the ups and downs with the faithfulness we want to have, we’re going to need more strength than we have on our own. How does the Bible say to put on the strength of God, and how can we do it this year?
It’s the last Sunday of the year! Today we are concluding our year-long theme, “Seeing the Big Picture,” by looking at the Book of Proverbs. What does Proverbs tell us about our choices and where our spiritual paths will lead?
Tonight we revisit one of the (many) great passages that highlight the greatness of Jesus. What does it say about Him, and what’s the main point for us?
In a very Christ-centered morning worship, our lesson notices a criticism Jesus heard that gives us a rare glimpse into His upbringing. Then we explore how Jesus’ background impacted both His teachings and His work, even today…
Tonight we complete our series on the life of Solomon. After all he did and accomplished, what did Solomon leave behind?
Sometimes we ask: What really fulfills us in life? What makes life meaningful? Those are the questions of Ecclesiastes, and the answers help us put things back in proper perspective…
Tonight we see Solomon’s legacy take another turn, one that saddened God and brought lasting consequences. What can we learn from this sadder part of Solomon’s legacy?
We will end our “Big Picture” theme with an overview of the Bible’s 3 wisdom books, which help us take a step back and see the big picture on some important life issues. This morning we will overview the book of Job, and see what it teaches us about the big picture in suffering…
We are studying the life of Solomon on Sunday nights! Tonight we see Solomon’s glory at its height, with God’s blessings overflowing in his life. What can we learn from this “golden age?”