Join us this Sunday - 10AM Gathered Worship, Barnes Elementary Gym (7809 E 76th St North, Owasso, OK 74055)

Sunday - 9:00AM Discipleship for All Ages

Join Us Sunday: 10am at Barnes Elementary

Blog

Subscribe to the RSS Feed
  • Featured Posts
  • All Posts

Community Group Questions | John 7.1-19 - When Jesus Isn't Your Superman | Mar 1, 2020

When Jesus Isn't Your Superman Rev. Scott Mitchell, Pastor of Community Formation God intends to change you by His Word. How is He at work in you to do that? Read the following passageand consider these questions. READ John 7:1-19(ESV) 1After this Jesus went about in Galilee. He would not go about in Judea, becausethe Jewswere seeking to kill him.2Nowthe Jews' Feast o...

Keep Reading

Community Group Questions | John 6:60-71 - The Words of Eternal Life | Feb 23, 2020

The Words of Eternal Life Rev. Blake Altman, Lead Pastor God intends to change you by His Word. How is He at work in you to do that? Read the following passageand consider these questions. READ John 6:60-71 (ESV) 60 When many of his disciples heard it, they said, "This is a hard saying; who can listen to it?" 61 But Jesus, knowing in himself that his disciples were gr...

Keep Reading

Community Group Questions | John 6:41-59 - The Bread of Life | Feb 16, 2020

The Bread of Life Rev. Blake Altman, Lead Pastor God intends to change you by His Word. How is He at work in you to do that? Read the following passageand consider these questions. READ John 6:41-59(ESV) 41So the Jews grumbled about him, because he said,"I am the bread that came down from heaven."42They said,"Is not this Jesus,the son of Joseph, whose father and mothe...

Keep Reading

Community Group Questions | John 6:35-50 - Paradox | Feb 9, 2020

Paradox Rev. Blake Altman, Lead Pastor God intends to change you by His Word. How is He at work in you to do that? Read the following passageand consider these questions. READ John 6:35-40(ESV) 35 Jesus said to them, "I am the bread of life; whoever comes to me shall not hunger, and whoever believes in me shall never thirst. 36 But I said to you that you have seen me ...

Keep Reading

The Debate Over Lent - 2020

Lent-1

There are good moments to practice fasting and confession of sin. Lent provides such a time if it can be used as a tool not a rule for your sanctification....

Keep Reading

Why We Need to Rediscover a Moral Imagination

Christian worship becomes the place to call one another to celebrate the collective imagination, the shared history, the true saga beneath all stories, the gospel which brings human flourishing for the blood-bought lambs, and through them, hope for the world. God’s story of redemption is our story, too. We must tell it and show it and live it together. It is the foundat...

Keep Reading

Family & Community Group Questions, John 6:1-15

God intends His Word to change you. See how He works in you to do that. Read John 6:1-15 and work through these questions: Share a time when you felt God asked you to experience something that seemed unfair (An experience to endure, a command to obey, etc). How did the experience affect your faith or doubt in God? What does John intend his original audience to like and...

Keep Reading

Advent's Gaze + Advent Resources

In the season of Advent*, we celebrate our Lord's coming in the Incarnation and future return in glory. Our celebration of Advent gazes in two directions. In the rear-facing direction, we imagine ourselves to be in the place of those saints who looked forward to the first appearing of the Messiah. A Middle English lyric captures the thrust of this anticipation: Adam la...

Keep Reading

Why Community Group Leader Training is for Everyone

Community group leader training is for everyone. I know, you're probably thinking, "But Inever want to lead a community group." And to that I say, that's totally fine! God may never call you to that. But all Christians should desire the skills that a good community group leader has. What are some of those skills? Lead an interesting discussion on a passage of scriptur...

Keep Reading

Providence, Purpose, & Purity of the Gospel of John

We are returning to our exposition of the Gospel of John this Sunday, and I'd like to reintroduce you to the historical context and purpose of this Gospel, a favorite of many. The Apostle John writes his gospel from Ephesus sometime near the end of the first century (70-100AD) to call Jew and Jewish proselytes in Asia Minor to believe in Jesus, the Messiah, and to strengt...

Keep Reading