First Church, OK

God never intended us to do life “alone.” His desire is for us to have  dynamic, life-giving relationships, but oftentimes we settle for  surface-level imitations. In this series, we’re discussing how to do  relationships God’s way. Following Jesus’ example, we’ll see how a  change of focus from “me” to “we” can be a powerful thing.

God never intended us to do life “alone.” His desire is for us to have dynamic, life-giving relationships, but oftentimes we settle for surface-level imitations. In this series, we’re discussing how to do relationships God’s way. Following Jesus’ example, we’ll see how a  change of focus from “me” to “we” can be a powerful thing.

God never intended us to do life “alone.” His desire is for us to have  dynamic, life-giving relationships, but oftentimes we settle for surface-level imitations. In this series, we’re discussing how to do relationships God’s way. Following Jesus’ example, we’ll see how a  change of focus from “me” to “we” can be a powerful thing. 

What is it? Well, actually, it’s one of the great mysteries of  Christianity. It’s a totally different way to understand life. It sounds  confusing, but it’s beautifully simple. Finding the meaning behind this  mysterious word will help you live like you’ve never lived before.

What is it? Well, actually, it’s one of the great mysteries of  Christianity. It’s a totally different way to understand life. It sounds confusing, but it’s beautifully simple. Finding the meaning behind this mysterious word will help you live like you’ve never lived before.

What is it? Well, actually, it’s one of the great mysteries of  Christianity. It’s a totally different way to understand life. It sounds confusing, but it’s beautifully simple. Finding the meaning behind this mysterious word will help you live like you’ve never lived before.

What is it? Well, actually, it’s one of the great mysteries of  Christianity. It’s a totally different way to understand life. It sounds confusing, but it’s beautifully simple. Finding the meaning behind this mysterious word will help you live like you’ve never lived before.

What is it? Well, actually, it’s one of the great mysteries of Christianity. It’s a totally different way to understand life. It sounds confusing, but it’s beautifully simple. Finding the meaning behind this mysterious word will help you live like you’ve never lived before.

What is it? Well, actually, it’s one of the great mysteries of Christianity. It’s a totally different way to understand life. It sounds confusing, but it’s beautifully simple. Finding the meaning behind this mysterious word will help you live like you’ve never lived before.

When Jesus was born, He wasn’t the type of Messiah anyone expected. He was and is so much more. Christmas reminds us of how God does unexpected things at unexpected times with unexpected people. When you make the One who was born in Bethlehem the Lord of your life, get ready to expect the unexpected. As the angel said Mary, “Nothing is impossible with God.”

When Jesus was born, He wasn’t the type of Messiah anyone expected. He was and is so much more. Christmas reminds us of how God does unexpected things at unexpected times with unexpected people. When you make the One who was born in Bethlehem the Lord of your life, get ready to expect the unexpected. As the angel said Mary, “Nothing is impossible with God.”

When Jesus was born, He wasn’t the type of Messiah anyone expected. He was and is so much more. Christmas reminds us of how God does unexpected things at unexpected times with unexpected people. When you make the One who was born in Bethlehem the Lord of your life, get ready to expect the unexpected. As the angel said Mary, “Nothing is impossible with God.”

When Jesus was born, He wasn’t the type of Messiah anyone expected. He was and is so much more. Christmas reminds us of how God does unexpected things at unexpected times with unexpected people. When you make the One who was born in Bethlehem the Lord of your life, get ready to expect the unexpected. As the angel said Mary, “Nothing is impossible with God.”

When Jesus was born, He wasn’t the type of Messiah anyone expected. He was and is so much more. Christmas reminds us of how God does unexpected things at unexpected times with unexpected people. When you make the One who was born in Bethlehem the Lord of your life, get ready to expect the unexpected. As the angel said Mary, “Nothing is impossible with God.”

We are sent into the world to share the good news of Jesus

In Psalm 23, David writes: “The Lord is my shepherd; I shall not want. He makes me lie down in green pastures….” In the midst of the chaos that often surrounds our lives, God wants us to experience His rest, healing, and strength. And with God as your guide, He’ll see to it that you find the satisfaction and contentment your soul desires. Psalm 23 is our guide to finding a healthy rhythm of spirit...

In Psalm 23, David writes: “The Lord is my shepherd; I shall not want. He makes me lie down in green pastures….” In the midst of the chaos that often surrounds our lives, God wants us to experience His rest, healing, and strength. And with God as your guide, He’ll see to it that you find the satisfaction and contentment your soul desires. Psalm 23 is our guide to finding a healthy rhythm of spirit...

In Psalm 23, David writes: “The Lord is my shepherd; I shall not want. He makes me lie down in green pastures….” In the midst of the chaos that often surrounds our lives, God wants us to experience His rest, healing, and strength. And with God as your guide, He’ll see to it that you find the satisfaction and contentment your soul desires. Psalm 23 is our guide to finding a healthy rhythm of spirit...

It's one thing to say we’re following Jesus, but it’s another thing to actually do it. One criticism “religious people” often receive is that there’s a gap between their beliefs and the way they live. When that’s the case, people outside the church dismiss God and His call to follow Him. If we’re going to change the world and impact a, we have to walk the talk. When people see Jesus in us, they’ll...

It's one thing to say we’re following Jesus, but it’s another thing to actually do it. One criticism “religious people” often receive is that there’s a gap between their beliefs and the way they live. When that’s the case, people outside the church dismiss God and His call to follow Him. If we’re going to change the world and impact lives, we have to walk the talk. When people see Jesus in us, the...

Guest speaker, Matt Miles, with Creation Truth Foundation speaking at our First Students midweek service. This is a 3 week series on creation and science. 

It's one thing to say we’re following Jesus, but it’s another thing to actually do it. One criticism “religious people” often receive is that there’s a gap between their beliefs and the way they live. When that’s the case, people outside the church dismiss God and His call to follow Him. If we’re going to change the world and impact lives, we have to walk the talk. When people see Jesus in us, the...

It's one thing to say we’re following Jesus, but it’s another thing to actually do it. One criticism “religious people” often receive is that there’s a gap between their beliefs and the way they live. When that’s the case, people outside the church dismiss God and His call to follow Him. If we’re going to change the world and impact lives, we have to walk the talk. When people see Jesus in us, the...

As followers of Jesus, we should be the most joy-filled people on the face of the planet. Because of the resurrection of Jesus, we have reason to celebrate. The church was never meant to be boring, irrelevant, or stagnant. It’s as a cosmic party, which God is throwing, where the joy of heaven invades the sadness of earth.  And we’re called to invite the world to the party.

As followers of Jesus, we should be the most joy-filled people on the face of the planet. Because of the resurrection of Jesus, we have reason to celebrate. The church was never meant to be boring, irrelevant, or stagnant. It’s as a cosmic party, which God is throwing, where the joy of heaven invades the sadness of earth.  And we’re called to invite the world to the party.