Four Oaks Midtown Podcast

Sermon | One but Many

How we think about ourselves, our gifts, and our place in the church must be transformed by the grace of God. 

Teaching | Understanding First Corinthians: As Such Were Some of You (1 Corinthians 5-6)

Paul applies the message of the cross to lawsuits and sexual immorality while reminding the Corinthians of their true identity in Christ.

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Sermon | Reasoned Radicals

Paul summarized how we ought to live by a simple formula. Mercy, therefore worship. 

Teaching | Understanding First Corinthians: Laying the Foundation (1 Corinthians 3-4)

Understanding First Corinthians continues as we look at heavenly rewards, the church as God's Temple, and Paul's use of sarcasm. 

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Sermon | The Mystery of Israel

Paul reveals the mystery of Israel’s rejection of the gospel and how it plays into God’s plan for the world.

Teaching | Understanding First Corinthians: The Wisdom of Fools (1 Corinthians 1-2)

We start our first episode of Understanding the New Testament by looking at Paul's first letter to Corinthians. In this letter, Paul applies the historical event of Christ's crucifixion to the every day lives of Christians and teaches us why the world rejects the message of the gospel.

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Sermon | How Much More

Paul offers an explanation for the stumbling of Israel, gives hope for the future, and encourages humility in the people of God. 

Sermon | Bound by Better Days

The second temple pales in comparison to the first and it leaves the people of God to wonder what happened to better days. Prophets Haggai and Zechariah remind them the God is not bound. 

Teaching | Understanding Haggai: Greater Glory (Haggai 2)

God tells his people not to fear because of their circumstances, but to hope in his promises. 

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Sermon | Grace for the Wayward

Jerusalem is justly destroyed and God's people are justly scattered. Even so, God gives grace and a future to His people.