Four Oaks Midtown Podcast

Sermon | Slaves to Righteousness (Romans 6:15-23)

This sermon talks about how Paul connects our identity in Christ to obedience. Two things are juxtaposed: what happens under the law and what happens under grace (with an emphasis on the righteousness of God).

Sermon | Death to Sin (Romans 6:1-14)

This sermon goes through mistakes and missteps that might occur when talking about what happened regarding the cross. If we have chosen Christ and died with Him, then we cannot live in sin any longer, and this sermon is a good reminder of who we are in Christ.

Sermon | The Healing of Humanity (Romans 5:12-21)

Jesus Christ became a man so that all men might become like Jesus Christ. This part of Romans talks through the curse of sin, but the gift that we receive through Jesus and the glory we now have because of what he did on the cross for us.

Sermon | Romans 1-5 Recap

Review of Romans 1-5

Sermon | Romans 1-5 Recap

Review of the first 5 chapters of Romans.

Sermon | Trust and Obey (Deuteronomy 30)

As we begin a new year, we remember the promises of God, what he has called us to do and who he has called us to be. As Moses called the Israelites to remember, we too are called to remember the promises of God and to respond in obedience and trust. This is the Gospel According to Deuteronomy.

Sermon | Are We Confessing Christians? (Psalm 32:1-11)

A Christian is nothing if he is not a confessing Christian. Do you bring your sins to God? How can this act begin to shape us into a people who look more like Christ?

Sermon | What Are We Waiting For? (Isaiah 61:1-3)

Christmas is a time to celebrate and remember the coming of Christ. But the wonder of Christmas is that the good news of Jesus means that God's promise is fulfilled in us now. 

Sermon | Awaiting the Gift (Isaiah 40:1-5)

Isaiah 40:1-5

Christmas is a time of gift-giving. And, while this act can be corrupted by consumerism, it is ultimately meant to remind God's people to delight in the great gift the Lord has given us in Jesus. 

Sermon | Who Are We Waiting For? (Isaiah 11:1-9)

Who are we waiting for in the season of Advent and how will we know when He comes?