Reach College Sermon Podcast

How do we know the love of God? We see the love of God because God sent His one and only son, Jesus, to show us the ultimate example of love. Christ came to save us, to forgive us, and to lead us to heaven. This week, Associate Pastor Taylor Olinghouse talks about God’s love in 1 John chapter 4. Get connected! https://linktr.ee/reachtulsa

Jesus paid the ultimate price on the cross so that we could become children of God. We must embrace our identity found in Christ. This week, Associate Pastor Taylor Olinghouse talks about how living as God’s child shapes our pursuits and desires in 1 John chapter 3. Get connected! https://linktr.ee/reachtulsa

How do we know if we really have authentic faith in Christ? We are called to examine our lives, look at our obedience, our love, and our belief. To see if it accords with what the Bible talks about regarding faith. This week, Associate Pastor Taylor Olinghouse talks about assurance that only comes from the Lord in 1 John chapter 2. Get connected! https://linktr.ee/reachtulsa  

When we lie our heads on our pillows every night, we often think about the day. What did we do better at, where did we fail, and where did we sin? The night can bring doubts, fears, and anxieties. Yet, God promises to give us hope amidst the struggle. This week, Associate Pastor Taylor Olinghouse talks about the assurance the Lord gives in 1 John 1.  Get connected! https://linktr.ee/reachtulsa

If we only ever keep our focus on ourselves and the circumstances around us and never look to the promised future of redemption that God has promised us, we will lose hope. This week Associate Pastor Josh Randol talks about the assurance of God’s sovereignty over our lives and the security of our future founded in God’s love for us from the final half of Romans chapter 8. Get connected! https://li...

In Christ, we are called children of God. We have been given the privilege to be children by the person and work of Christ. Christ's blood shed on the cross for us allows us to have salvation in Christ alone! It's all about Jesus; it's about following Him. This week, Associate Pastor Josh Randol talks about being children of God in Romans chapter 8. Get connected! https://linktr.ee/rea...

We go about our lives blinded to reality. We get so caught up in how we view things in our limited perspective. But the Lord is able to see everything clearly, he opens our eyes to see things for how we should see them. This week Associate Pastor Taylor Olinghouse talks about the Lord opening blind eyes in 2 Kings chapter 6.  Get connected! https://linktr.ee/reachtulsa

We all have the same problem of sin within us. We are separated from God and we need a savior. It is because of Christ that we have a savior, found only in Him! He is the solution to our deepest problem. When we follow Jesus, we are made new! This week, Associate Pastor Taylor Olinghouse talks about the new life in Christ in 2 Kings chapter 5.  Get connected! https://linktr.ee/reachtulsa

The Lord is in the business of bringing dead things back to life! He does not leave us where we are. He diligently seeks us and calls us to follow Him! This week, Associate Pastor Taylor Olinghouse talks about restoration that only comes from the Lord in 2 Kings chapter 4.  Get connected! https://linktr.ee/reachtulsa

God, from time past to time present, has proclaimed the transformative message of the Gospel to every corner of the world. Through His faithful messengers, the truth of Christ’s love and salvation has reached countless hearts. This week, Associate Pastor Taylor Olinghouse explores how we are called to be God’s messengers, drawing from 2 Kings Chapter 2. Get connected! https://linktr.ee/reachtulsa

Life can feel overwhelmingly demanding—bombarded as we are by endless responsibilities, tight deadlines, work pressures, school demands, and more. It’s no wonder we often find ourselves utterly exhausted, running on empty. Yet in the midst of it all, the Lord invites us to draw near to Him, not out of obligation, but because He longs to refresh and restore our weary souls. This week, Associate Pas...

In life, we face a pivotal choice: to follow the fleeting ways of this world or to embrace the one true God, Yahweh. We are called to stand firm, choosing the path of salvation through the Lord. This week, join Taylor Olinghouse as he explores the power of unwavering faith in the one true God, drawing from 1 Kings 18. Get connected! https://linktr.ee/reachtulsa

God is our faithful provider, meeting our every need with His boundless sufficiency. Even when He calls us to challenging places where provision seems uncertain, He never falters. God delights in caring for His children, ensuring they lack nothing. This week, Taylor Olinghouse explores how God consistently watches over His people, drawing from 1 Kings 17. Get connected! https://linktr.ee/reachtuls...

We often forget that Christ’s sacrifice to save us from our sins was not to wipe the slate clean so that we can try to earn our salvation through our good actions again, but that his sacrifice DID earn our salvation, regardless of the fact that we still have sin in our flesh. This week speaker Josh Randol shares this idea of hope for perfection even though we still see how imperfect we are from Ro...

God’s overwhelmingly powerful Grace that was able to defeat death and justify us from our sin, is the same Grace that allows us to continue on in being sanctified in life. Every time we fail, this Grace saves us from shame in this life and death eternally. This week speaker Josh Randol shares the grace of Christ Jesus over the sin of our past, present, and future from Romans 5:12-6:14. Get connect...

Abraham is not an illustration of Old Testament faith but THE illustration of old testament faith. This is what makes Abraham the father of many nations, he is our forefather in the faith. This week speaker Josh Randol teaches from Romans 4 on Paul’s illustration of the faith of Abraham that was counted to Him as righteousness and how we, by that same faith, are counted righteous as well. Get conn...

With Christ as the cornerstone of our lives, the Gospel shapes every relationship we have. By placing Him at the center, we are called to love others as He loves us. This week, join speaker Taylor Olinghouse as he explores how to cultivate Gospel-centered relationships, drawing from Colossians chapters 3 and 4. Get connected! https://linktr.ee/reachtulsa

As Christians, we are called to embrace the new self, transformed by the renewing power of Christ’s work in us. This means shedding the old ways of the flesh and living in the freedom that Christ offers. This week, speaker Taylor Olinghouse explores what it means to live renewed in the new self, drawing from the wisdom of Colossians chapter 3. Get connected! https://linktr.ee/reachtulsa

We often cling to worldly standards of holiness, mistaking them for God’s true measure. Rather than standing firm in the ways of the world, we are called to root ourselves in Christ, rejecting superficial righteousness. This week, join speaker Taylor Olinghouse as he explores how to live steadfastly in Christ amidst false holiness, drawing from Colossians chapter 2. Get connected! https://linktr.e...

We often let the world distract us from what truly matters in life. Instead of exalting worldly things like people or sports teams, our primary purpose should be to exalt Christ and make Him known. This week, Taylor Olinghouse explores this theme by discussing how to exalt Christ in every aspect of our lives, drawing from the first chapter of Colossians. Get connected! https://linktr.ee/reachtulsa

The Old Testament law has shown us our reflection and all we see is sin, the more we try to rid ourselves of this sin, the more helpless we become. But God, in His righteousness has offered us redemption from our sin and offered us the gift of His own righteousness through Christ our Lord, if we just believe in the goodness of this great gift. This week Guest Speaker Josh Randol talks about God’s...

We don’t like to think about our sin, we hate dealing with it, we hate letting others know we have it. But God’s word clearly states that we are all full of sin. We are sinners, and there are eternal consequences. This week Guest speaker Josh Randol talks about the great advantage of realizing our sinfulness so that we can clearly see God’s amazing gift of salvation and how this gift is the only h...

Where do we go to look for God? Can we find God at Church? Can we read about Him in the Bible. Certainly, we interact with God in multiple ways. But God can most perfectly be seen in the person of Jesus Christ. And Jesus, is standing at the right hand of God the Father. This week, Pastor Taylor, talks about focusing on Jesus Christ in Acts 7:41-60.  Get connected! https://linktr.ee/reachtulsa

We are the most distracted culture in human history. There are so many different things that compete for our attention and we often don’t know what to give it to! If we could just figure out what is worth giving our attention to, maybe it would make everything else fall into place appropriately. This week Pastor Taylor starts a series on the only thing worth focusing on in Acts 7:1-40.  Get connec...

The Gospel has marched from one generation to the next from the very beginning till now. Are you going to miss it? Are you going to be so focused on this life that you let true life pass you by? God has loved us and that love is available to you. This week Pastor Taylor concludes the March of Redemption in Genesis chapter 50.  Get Connected! https://linktr.ee/reachtulsa