Great Oaks Church of Christ (Memphis, TN)

In our next "Adventures in Bible Reading" passage, we find God using the prophet Jeremiah to call Judah to repentance before they face judgment from Babylon. As Jeremiah's scroll is read to the people, how will the king respond, and what does it teach us about God's Word?

Tonight, we study God's call to three major Old Testament prophets: Isaiah, Jeremiah, and Ezekiel. What did God tell them as He called them to be prophets, and what do we learn about our own identity as people who are "sent" by God?

This morning, we study Judah's revival under King Josiah, one of the great faith turnarounds in the Bible. What led to this revival, and what can we learn about renewing our own faith?

How can we remain pure as Christians? Chase shares with us Paul's advice to Timothy in 2 Timothy 2 about running away from sin, and where we need to be running towards.

The first step of faith and moving towards God is a real challenge - but the journey does not stop there! This morning, we dive into the story of Matthew 14 and Peter walking on the water, and learning how we ought to take the "next steps" in our faith.

Many Christians have been asking themselves whether they are as bold in their faith as they should be. What does the example of Paul show us, and how can we grow in Christian boldness?

Today is our 2 Languages, 1 Faith Sunday! Twice each year, our Hispanic congregation joins us for a bilingual service, reaffirming our love and unity we have together as one body.

In John 15, Jesus speaks about staying connected to the vine. How do we, as branches, need to respond when we feel our battery is low?

Psalm 139 is a psalm of David, and it gives us a powerful reminder about God's relationship with us. What does it say about God, and what does it mean for our faith?

Paul's letter of 1st Corinthians shows us an interesting dynamic: a group of Christians who still have all sorts of problems they need to fix. What does the letter teach us about grace and obedience in our own Christian life?

This morning, we study one of the most unique chapters of the Bible, Psalms 119 - one that reminds us of an essential foundation for our faith.

Tonight, we close out our Summer Series in 2025 with Matt Cook from Freed-Hardeman University and the Stantonville Church of Christ, discussing how we can glorify God through understanding our mission as Christians - glorifying God everywhere.

Reading Scripture challenges us, and it causes us to ask questions, especially on issues about which our culture thinks differently. Tonight, we study what the Bible says about divorce, and how we can be both faithful to God and loving toward people.

Last week, we began studying how we can continue to build an evangelistic Church culture. This morning, we add three more "evangelistic culture qualities" we want to keep growing in our Church family.

Tonight, brother Dave Phillips from the Germantown Church of Christ speaks to us on how we can glorify God in the Church through our preaching and teaching of Scripture.

The Youth Area-Wides this school year kick-off at Great Oaks. Tonight, Chase introduces the theme, "The Body", and challenges us to watch our eyes and to keep our focus on service, on others, and upon Jesus Christ.

The church should be a lighthouse that points people to Jesus! How can we build an evangelistic church culture?

Brother Matt Mitchell from the Woodland Hills Church of Christ speaks to us on how we can Glorify God in the Church through providing encouragement to one another.

Our sin-broken world is full of struggle and difficulty. What does Romans 8 tell us about keeping our hope strong in the midst of suffering?

This morning, Gary challenges us to discover our unique role in God’s mission. With many of our members sent out to plant a new church, now is the time for each of us to step up, fill the gaps, and fully engage in the work God has prepared for us.

Brother Michael Jackson from the Boulevard Church of Christ in Memphis comes to speak to us about how we can glorify God through our involvement in His Kingdom.

As we embark on a new chapter in the journey of Great Oaks as a congregation, Simon Tyson, our 2025 Preaching Ministry Intern, reminds us about the urgency that we need to serve in the Lord's Kingdom.

The Gospel saves us, and it also brings us together in Christ. What should that mean for our church relationships?

God has set in place specific rules and regulations for ensuring that those who are leading His church are individuals who both meet certain requirements and whose character is "above reproach." What is the importance of holding our church leadership to these standards and how can we give glory to God in doing so?

Mini Lessons from Derek Williams, Michael Bush, and Gary Reaves.