Great Oaks Church of Christ (Memphis, TN)

December 3, 2023 - Sunday AM Worship - "Fellow Workers with God: In My Life"

Sunday evening sermon by Tim Alsup. We are studying the Book of Esther on Sunday nights! In Esther chapter 4, the Jews are filled with fear of Haman's order, and it is time for Mordecai and Esther to make a big faith decision...

Sunday morning sermon by Tim Alsup. Big dinners together were special in the first century also, and this morning we study a dinner Jesus attended with some of the Jewish leaders — a dinner that went very differently than the leaders expected. Jesus knew they needed to hear some things, and we do also…

November 19, 2023 - Sunday PM Worship - "Such a Time as This: Power and Rage"

Nov. 19, 2023 - Sunday AM Worship - "I'm Thankful For..."

November 12, 2023 - Sunday PM Worship - "Such A Time As This: Esther's New Life Begins"

November 12, 2023 - Sunday AM Worship - "Praying for Memphis Sunday"

November 5, 2023 - Sunday PM Worship - "Such A Time As This: The Quiet Preparation of God"

November 5, 2023 - Sunday AM Worship - "The Greatest Message in the World: Encouraging the Next Step"

Sunday AM worship by Tim Alsup. This morning we begin a series on shining Christ’s light in our world! For today’s lesson: we look at the idea of “evangelism personalities” in the New Testament, to see how Christians can all contribute to the mission of Christ. We also hand out prayer request cards for our upcoming 24 Hours of Prayer...

Sunday PM sermon by Tim Alsup.

Sunday morning sermon by Tim Alsup. This morning we look at three biblical revivals, especially noticing one step they took to truly bring revival into their lives...

Sunday evening sermon by Gary Reaves. Today is Day 1 of our 40 Days of Prayer! The theme is "Increase Our Faith," and so tonight Gary shares a lesson to help us reflect on that theme...

Sunday morning sermon by Aarek Farmer. Having just returned from a mission trip to Honduras, Aarek and Phoenix Farmer share thoughts about joy in the Christian life.

Sunday evening sermon by Tim Alsup. Tonight we ask a question that sometimes comes up in our religious world, one that is important for our goals of following God's word. How can we strive to be obedient to God without crossing the line into legalism?

Sunday morning sermon by Tim Alsup. This is the second of our brief two-week study on what the Bible says about money and our faith. Looking at 1 Timothy 6, what are some money reminders that God gives us?

Sunday evening sermon by Tim Alsup. Tonight we explore what the Bible says about sin in the Christian life. Is it accurate to say that Christians are 'sinners?'

Sunday morning sermon by Tim Alsup. This morning, we study the spiritual challenge of money. What makes it a spiritual challenge, and how can we try to keep a healthier perspective on money?

Sunday evening sermon by Tim Alsup. Tonight we explore what the Bible says about a common question: where do we go when we die?

Sunday evening sermon by Derek Williams. Would you like to know which prayer requests God grants and which prayers He declines? Then join us for this study of 1 John 5:13-15.”

Sunday morning sermon by Chase Surrell. This morning we look in the early chapters of Acts at Peter and John. What can we learn from them?

Sunday evening sermon by Tim Alsup. Tonight we study from the book of Jude, written by the brother of Jesus. This small book brings up some interesting questions. and it also reminds us of some important Christian teachings...

Sunday morning sermon by Tim Alsup. Today is our "Breakfast and Bible Class" Sunday! To go along with the Bible-learning theme, we discuss some things to remember that will help us as we read the Bible for ourselves...

Sunday evening sermon by Tim Alsup. Tonight we study a question that is often misunderstood in the religious world: what role does the Old Testament play in Christian faith today?

Sunday morning sermon by Tim Alsup. This morning we study from James chapter 2, where James instructs Christians about an important way we treat people the way God wants, different (and better) from how the world treats people...