Four Oaks Midtown Podcast

Sermon | Toiling in the Dust (Ecclesiastes 3:1-22)

Through the wisdom presented in Ecclesiastes, we are reminded to examine the toil of our lives relying upon God with hope as we walk through each season.  

Teaching | Understanding Philippians: A Prayer of Gratitude (Philippians 1:1-11)

Joy and suffering—our culture sees them as opposites, but Paul’s letter to the Philippians tells a different story. Writing from a Roman prison, Paul proclaims a joy unshaken by chains, trials, or hardship. How? Because Christ, the true source of lasting joy, dwelled in him.

In this episode, we unpack Philippians 1:1-11 and discover how gospel partnership, prayer, and God’s ongoing work in us transform the way we experience joy—even in the darkest moments.

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Sermon | Does How You Live Matter? (Ecclesiastes 2:12-26)

Ecclesiastes confronts us with the reality that in this fallen world, all of us experience God’s common grace and face death. 

Sermon | Can Pleasure Ultimately Satisfy? (Ecclesiastes 2:1-11)

Through Ecclesiastes, we consider what can be gained through seeking a life of pleasure. 

Sermon | Is There Any Meaning in the World? (Ecclesiastes 1:2-11)

As mankind, we encounter the tension of striving to make meaning to the days given to us under the sun and the reality that what we turn to cannot ultimately satisfy our souls. 

Sermon | The Vain Realities of Life (Ecclesiastes 1:1-11)

Ecclesiastes invites us to honestly face the questions of life as it helps shape and form us in wisdom.

Sermon | Knowing Jesus (Philippians 3:7-11)

The Apostle Paul exhorts the Philippians to remain faithful and recounts how faith and knowing Christ is central to all of life.

Sermon | Diligent Dependence (Mark 4:26-34)

Jesus teaches that the kingdom of God requires our faithful diligence while we wait upon and rely on God to see the fruit of the work. 

Sermon | Prince of Peace (Isaiah 9:6-7)

The words from the prophet Isaiah stir our gratitude for the Prince of Peace that was born to us. 

Sermon | Son of Man (Daniel 7:9-14)

As we consider the meaning of the “son of man” we see how what was perplexing to Daniel in his vision of the throne room was answered in Jesus.