Tulsa Church Of God

“1 Peter - Part 1” presented by Matthew Steel

“Treasures of Heaven” presented by Curtis Whiteley

"The Gospel of Jesus Christ" presented by Steve Andrews

"Stirred, not Shaken: Passion and Courage in the Christian Life" presented by Reg Noland

"Should we recognize the Holy Spirit as a God?" presented by David Hope

"Apps, Attitude, and Decisions" presented by Art Williams

"The witness of Stephen" presented by Stephen Andrews

"Words from Qohelet" presented by Barnabas Grayson

Power. It is something that we as a society are drawn to. We marvel (no pun intended) at the superheroes, whether it be Superman, Spiderman, Captain America, or any other superhero in our pop culture. We see this idea sought after in politics, sports, business, and unfortunately sometimes even within church leadership. From the world’s perspective, power is seen as a way to gain authority, wealth, fame, and to accumulate, oftentimes for a person’s own selfish indulgences. But the Bible speaks of power in a different way, that is, the power to be transformed, to overcome, and to be bold in God’s work

"Impatience and Intolerance" presented by David Hope

I have much more to learn than I ever thought about. It is true, the fear of the Lord, respecting and honoring Him, is the beginning of wisdom, but it is not the end. It is just the first step in wisdom. There is much more to it, more than just fear and respect and more than just following His commandments. Indeed, following His commandments, as the scripture says, is also just the start of learning; it is not all of it.

Our patience is tested every day. On the highway during traffic jams or vehicle wreaks. We have constant road construction; long lines in stores; in movie theaters, and in restaurants. Our modern society is tied to computers and cell phones which can be very frustrating and can try our patience. So what is a Christian to do? What wisdom does the Bible impart? How does the Spirit help?

"One of Love's many facets is..." presented by Barnabas Grayson

It was the love of the Father who sent His son to die for the sins of the whole world. It is His command to love our neighbor as ourselves. In a negative sense it is the love of the world that drives us away from the love of God. This scriptural study of love will help us to evaluate our love of the Father, our love of Jesus, our love of our brethren, and our love of neighbor as our self.

"Active Hope" presented by Matthew Steel

In this second lesson, we are going to look at faith’s counterpart, hope. Just exactly what is hope? Is there a difference between the concept of hope and faith, or are they one and the same? How does hope work to change us, our outlook on life, what we value, and the way we live our lives? And most importantly, how do we sustain, grow and strengthen our hope?

"Evidence of things not Seen" presented by Steve Andrews

It all starts with Faith. Each one of us have to come to a moment where we really begin to live by faith. The moment when what we read in the word of God and what we have seen through the examples of other Christians, combined with the personal miracles or signs that have been evident in our own lives, gives way to real belief.

"What Things? Concerning Jesus" presented by Barnabas Grayson

"Beyond the Resurrection" presented by Mark McGarvey