Reach College Sermon Podcast

What does Jonah care about? What does God care about? This week guest speaker Dalton Richardson shows us from the book of Jonah how the way we live reveals what we really care about. Get connected! https://linktr.ee/reachtulsa

What does forgiveness look like in the Kingdom of Heaven? How is that different than how the world sees reconciliation? This week, Ministry Resident Lauren Blair shows us from the book of Philemon how we as believers ought to pursue reconciliation. Get connected! https://linktr.ee/reachtulsa

Do you share the heart and the priorities of God? Or have you cloaked your own desires in holy language? This week Pastor Taylor Gabbert shows us from three parables in Luke 15 how sharing the Father's heart results in wanting what the Father wants and loving who the Father loves. Get connected! https://linktr.ee/reachtulsa

When we focus on the world and become angry and envious because the wicked seem to be prospering, we must remember our purpose for being on earth. God gave us two purposes, to love Him and love others. We love God by knowing Him, and we love others by making Him known to them. This week Associate Pastor Josh Randol shares from Psalm 37 about the Hope and eternal purpose that saves us from the grie...

Keeping our eyes fixed on the world will only lead to more brokenness. Instead we are called to fix our eyes on the promises of God, remember His faithfulness, and trust that He has bought our righteousness through His son Jesus Christ. This week Associate Pastor Josh Randol shares from Psalm 37 about trusting in Christ as the righteousness that saves us from this broken world. Get connected! http...

Our hope is found in Jesus Christ alone. When we place our hope in anything else, we are eventually met with disappointment and uncertainty. True and lasting hope is found in the Son of God, who loved us and gave Himself up for us. This week, Associate Pastor Taylor Olinghouse shares a message from Psalms 25 about the eternal hope we have in Christ. Get connected! https://linktr.ee/reachtulsa

The way of the Lord is good. Left to ourselves, we try to carve out our own paths, but apart from Himm those roads lead to ruin. When we choose to learn from Christ and follow His lead, we find protection, purpose, and true life. This week, Associate Pastor Taylor Olinghouse shares a message from Psalm 25 about walking the true path with Christ. Get connected! https://linktr.ee/reachtulsa

We are called to run to Christ in every circumstance of life. Whenever we turn to something else first, we eventually come up empty—but Christ never fails those who run to Him. This week, Associate Pastor Taylor Olinghouse shares a message from Psalm 25 about learning to run to Jesus before anything else. Get Connected! https://linktr.ee/reachtulsa

What does it mean to long for, to be changed by, and to be sustained by the Word of God? The Psalmist proclaims how wonderful and effective God's Word is to truly transform our lives. This week Pastor Taylor shows us how to avoid the traps of sin by letting God's Word be the light that we walk in from Psalms 119.

Do we have the ability to accomplish anything on our own? Or is every action dependent on God's help? The Psalmist cries out for God to cause in him the good that God demands from us. This week Pastor Taylor talks about the prayer for God to change us in Psalms 119:33-40.

Do we love God's Word? Why is reading this one particular book the best way to know God better? Psalms 119 is all about how to love God's Word and why. This week Pastor Taylor talks about responding to God's love in Psalms 119:41-48. Get connected! https://linktr.ee/reachtulsa

Following the declaration of God's wisdom and power as revealed through the Gospel, how are we able to truly see it this way? We cannot, not by our own wisdom. However, we have been gifted the Spirit of God who has been promised to help us. This week Associate Pastor Josh Randol talks about our dependency on the Spirit to help us truly see the transforming power of the Gospel from 1 Corinthian...

All the wisdom, knowledge, and experience in the world can't level up to the power and wisdom of God. To the world, God's plan for the salvation of man is weak and foolish. This week, Associate Pastor Josh Randol talks about how God's weakest moment, the Gospel, is stronger than all of man's strength combined from 1 Corinthians chapter 1. Get connected! https://linktr.ee/reachtulsa

Divisions occur in the church when people divide the body of Christ. We tend to follow our spiritual leaders rather than the Spirit of Christ within them, or we swing the opposite direction and avoid all spiritual authorities because they aren't literally Christ. This week, Associate Pastor Josh Randol speaks on unity in Christ from 1 Corinthians chapter 1. Get connected! https://linktr.ee/rea...

Jesus has done the perfect work for us on the cross. Since Christ has accomplished that for us, no matter what trials or tribulations we may go through, we have a God who goes with us through those things. This week, Pastor Taylor Gabbert talks about the God who has done the perfect work in James chapter one. Get connected! https://linktr.ee/reachtulsa

Our God is a triune God. Each member of the Trinity is perfectly and completely God. In this special episode of the Reach College Sermon Podcast, Pastor Taylor Gabbert discusses the doctrine of the Trinity in Matthew chapter 28. Get connected! https://linktr.ee/reachtulsa

It ought to be obvious when someone has spent a lot of time with Jesus. They will clearly be different. The outside world gazes upon Christians, and it is clear that, although they are ordinary, they have spent time with Jesus. This week, Associate Pastor Taylor Olinghouse talks about ordinary men with an extraordinary God in Acts chapter 4.  Get connected! https://linktr.ee/reachtulsa

Rather than just trying harder to replace our bad actions with good ones, we must look to Christ to be our perfection. This week, Associate Pastor Josh Randol talks about how David displays true repentance as He fully relies on God for redemption from Psalm 51. Get connected! https://linktr.ee/reachtulsa

When we experience the consequences of sin, we tend to forget that God’s discipline of sin is to refocus our hearts to remember the purpose that he has given us in life, to love Him and to love others. This week, Associate Pastor Josh Randol talks about how God dealt with David’s sin to refocus David’s heart and to keep His promise to establish a righteous king for Israel through the house of Davi...

The Israelites needed a righteous king to lead them as God's people. David was thought to be the king. During this crushing episode of David’s life, we see that, though David failed to be Israel’s righteous king, God always had a plan. This week, Associate Josh Randol talks about Christ as the Righteous King from 2 Samuel 11. Get connected! https://linktr.ee/reachtulsa

We are called to walk in the light. Who is the light? The light is Jesus Christ, Himself. We follow Jesus in every aspect of our lives. We walk as Jesus walked. He is the light of the world. This week, Pastor Taylor talks about how to walk as Christ walked in John 1:35-51. Get connected! https://linktr.ee/reachtulsa

What can we learn from John the Baptist about responding to Christ? John may have been one of the first people to truly understand who Christ was. That understanding made him a great example to follow. This week Pastor Taylor talks about the testimony of John the Baptist in John 1:19-34. Get connected! https://linktr.ee/reachtulsa

Christian’s are told to let their light shine. So what is this light? And where do we get it? This week Pastor Taylor talks about the light of God in John 1:1-18. Get connected! https://linktr.ee/reachtulsa

This life is a journey. As Christians, we must start and finish strong. Amidst the trials, temptations, and all circumstances of life, we run to the Father for help and mercy. Our Lord sustains us and keeps us going through it all. This week, Pastor Taylor Gabbert talks about how the Lord allows us to finish strong in our Christian walks in 2 Timothy chapter 4. Get connected! https://linktr.ee/rea...

It’s not "what" that gives us confidence in our faith, it’s who. Jesus Christ, the Son of God, is our confidence. Through Jesus and His work, we can have confidence that we truly belong to Christ. This week, Associate Pastor Taylor Olinghouse talks about the confident faith we have in Jesus in 1 John chapter 5.  Get connected! https://linktr.ee/reachtulsa