Tonight, we have the second part of our brief "Ministry of Conversation" Sunday night series. How can we prepare ourselves for when faith conversations might turn into the opportunity to have a Bible study with someone?

It's easy to think as we become a Christian that things will go smoothly - but is that what Scripture tells us to expect? This morning, we jump into James chapter 1 and discuss what we must to do exercise our faith, and understand just how thankful we should be for Jesus as a result.

How has the Gospel been "good news" to you? And how might we share that truth in everyday conversations? That simple practice is a great way to live evangelistically; let's study how it can happen in our lives.

This morning, we introduce our Great Oaks theme for 2026! It comes from a study of John 1:1-5.

Tonight we complete our Sunday night study of Ezekiel’s life and message! Let’s end the series by looking at his best-known vision from God, and what it teaches us about God and His people...

In 2025, we challenged our church family to read through the entire Bible. As our daily reading schedule comes to its last few days, let's explore the symmetry between the Bible's beginning and its end. What do the Bible's "bookends" teach us about the world and our faith?

We are studying the life and message of Ezekiel on Sunday nights! After Jerusalem was destroyed, Ezekiel preaches God's strong accusations against Israel's religious leaders, but he also shares some of God's big promises about how He would bring hope to His people in the future.

At a time of year when many people—including many outside of Christianity—are interested in Christ coming to earth, we study the one chapter in the Bible that tells us what happened on the day Jesus was born. What does the Bible tell us about it, and what do we learn about Jesus and our faith?