Tulsa Bible Church: Sermons

Israel had 3 main cultural institutions: the priesthood, prophets, and monarchy. Of the three, the monarchy gave the most hope to God’s people. In a nation like the United States, it’s not as easy for us to associate hope with the future King, nevertheless, that’s exactly target for Christian Hope. Join us as we continue to look at Hope in the Psalms.

So many times, the evangelical church has been dismissive or insensitive to those battling with spiritual depression. Nevertheless, the psalmist vulnerably and truthfully recalled a personal battle with this issue. Ultimately, he found his hope in God. Join us as we discuss spiritual depression in Psalm 42.

What does the Bible say about Hope? How does the Old Testament explain it? What nuances does the New Testament add? What do we make of the fact that Jesus never used the word “hope” in the Gospels? Join us as we continue in our sermon series on Hope in the Psalms. For more information visit our website: TulsaBible.org

Fear can be paralyzing physically, spiritually, and emotionally. The Psalms provide a way of both dealing with and facing fear. This week we take a look at Psalm 3 and see how David dealt with fear and found both hope and confidence in the LORD.

Why are people so drawn to royalty? What fascinates us about the rich, famous, and royalty-like celebrities and athletes? Psalm 2 tells us that all of naturally long for a king. The problem is that apart from Christ, we rebel against God’s royalty. Join is as we continue our series on Finding HOPE in the Psalms.

Many people now consider our times as the “age of anxiety,” a phrase first used by W.H. Auden. Given that 2024 is an election year and all the turmoil we see in the nation and around the world, perhaps, there is no better time to teach on a biblical view of hope. Join us as we start a series on Hope through the Psalms.

In this sermon we look at the Parable of the Unjust Steward, which is one of the hardest parables to understand. Join us as we look at 3 different perspectives and thoughts toward giving. If you’d like more information about Tulsa Bible Church, please visit us at TulsaBible.org

Today we look at the parable of the rich fool. We explore how to identify surface level idols, dig deeper to find what's underneath, and how to shatter them Learn more about us: https://www.tulsabible.org/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/tulsabible/ TBC - To know God, and make Him known. (Matt. 28. 18-20)

One Ministry of the Holy Spirit in the life of believers is giving discernment. The Holy Spirit enables us to discern a Christian worldview from other worldviews. This week we look at how Spirit enabled discernment helps us view the world around us and sin inside us.

God designed spiritual gifts for encouraging and building the body of Christ. Romans 12 outlines several items to consider including preparing hearts and utilizing them by thinking of others. Join us as we discuss spiritual gifts. For more information about Tulsa Bible Church, visit us at TulsaBible.org

Baptism of the Holy Spirit has been defined differently depending on the specific church or denomination. Some associate it with the so-called “second blessing of grace” while others associate it with various passages in Acts. Our intent with this sermon is to show how the baptism of the Holy Spirit was understood from Christ’s prediction through 1 Corinthians 12.13. For more information about Tul...

Galatians 5 is a seminal passage on growth for the Christian. Paul listed the fruit of the Spirit with 9 distinct attributes. Join us as we look at this passage and continue our sermon series on the Holy Spirit: He Who Gives Life.

Summary: 1 Corinthians 2 is the classic New Testament text on the Holy Spirit’s role in revealing God. This week we look at how God reveals himself and how his wisdom can be known. For more information check us out at tulsabible.org

The Holy Spirit's work in the church and Paul's call to action regarding loving, serving, and worshiping God with the body of Christ. For more info about Tulsa Bible Church check out tulsabible.org!

This week we continue TBC’s sermon series on the Holy Spirit called He Who Gives Life. Pastor Jared gives a broad overview of the Holy Spirit’s work in Israel culminating in Ezekiel 37.1-14 with Ezekiel’s vision of dry bones coming to life. For more information about TBC visit us at tulsabible.org

Theologians agree that the Holy Spirit was actively involved in creation. They do not agree on exactly how. Join us as we talk about the Spirit’s role in Creation and what it means for believers who are a new creation in Christ.

In this message, we are continuing to talk about the Holy Spirit through the lens of the Trinity. The Bible describes the Holy Spirit as a person and as God, acting in ways that reflect His essential nature.

Join us as we dive deep, and look at the pendulum of change that is the church's relationship with the Holy Spirit throughout history.

Join us as we start a brand new sermon series on the Holy Spirit. This series will work through related topics to the person and work of the Holy Spirit revealed in God’s Word. At a time when the Holy Spirit is often either overlooked or over-emphasized in the church we hope to bring biblical balance to a pertinent issue, especially in Tulsa.

As we prepare for Easter, we’re considering the Greater Love of God in the death and resurrection of Christ. This week we will see how God’s greater love affects our desires and longings. While the world tries to convince us that things will satisfy, ultimate satisfaction is found only in a personal relationship with Jesus.

This week pastor Jared begins a 3-week sermon series on the Greater Love of Christ. We’ll explore how Christ’s love overcame spiritual forces in heavenly places, and introduce what theologians call the Christus Victor view of the atonement.

Join us for part two of 2 closing sermons in 2 Timothy. This week we look at Paul’s phrase, “I have finished the race.” Pastor Jared discusses the need for Christians to think critically about and prepare for their death.

As we finish Paul’s second letter to Timothy, we’re back tracking to cover 2 key phrases in the fourth chapter: Fighting the Good Fight and Finishing the Course. Join us this week as we discuss the Christian’s fight to keep the faith.

At the end of 2 Timothy, as Paul is accustomed, he lists several people who have had a tremendous impact on his ministry. In this letter, he specifically urged Timothy to come quickly while also warning him about Alexander the Coppersmith.

As Paul sees his imminent death approaching, he leaves Timothy with a central charge to preach the Word. Join us this week as we explore what exactly this charge meant to Timothy and why it was so important.