Oak Grove Baptist Church Audio Podcast

Are you settling for a Christless Christianity? Would an unbeliever want what they see in you? Where does Gospel renewal start? Why should we care?

If you took church attendance out of the equation, would people know you are a follower of Christ? What is the foundation of a life on mission and how does life transformation occur?

What does it mean to be on mission? How does our approach to Scripture affect missional living? How do we take truth from the head to the heart to the hands?

In the twenty-fourth message in the series Theology for Life Brother Whitt Madden issues a challenge to the believer to examine themselves to see if they have grown dull of hearing, and if they are feeding on solid spiritual food.

In the twenty-third message in the series Theology for Life, Brother Whitt Madden discusses the lie that says obedience costs more than its worth when in reality obedience is indeed costly but the gains are far surpassing.

What does it mean that Jesus is our great High Priest? How does that help us? What does it look like to hold fast our confession? These questions and more are addressed in the twenty-second message of the series Theology for Life.

In the twenty-first message in the series Theology for Life, Brother Whitt Madden asks some hard-hitting questions about our intake of Scripture. How will you allow the Word of God to change you in 2018? How will you engage and respond to the Word? What are you going to allow to rule your heart? Will you allow what you see to determine your fate or will you trust God for His promise?

In the twentieth message in the series Theology for Life, Brother Whitt Madden asks us to consider some questions: what does the pace of your life say about the peace in your heart? What kind of rest are you striving after right now? What kind of rest do you need most right now?

In the nineteenth message in the series Theology for Life, Brother Whitt Madden uses the sins of the Israelites in Exodus to explain the temptation of the enemy and what we can do to keep our hearts unhardened toward God and others.

In the middle of strife, in the middle of a war, in the middle of suffering and hopelessness, God tells a story. A story of hope, peace, and redemption. What was the story? Why did He tell it? What does it mean for us?

What is a hardened heart? What causes a heart to harden? Is it God? Is it man? In the eighteenth message in the series Theology for Life, Brother Whitt Madden unpacks these questions as we take a look at the life of Pharaoh.

In the seventeenth message in the series Theology for Life, Brother Whitt Madden explains how the Exodus teaches the Gospel and foreshadows the True and Better Deliverer who would one day redeem His people not just from physical slavery but spiritual suffering.

In a message given on Orphan Sunday, Brother Whitt Madden shares how the role of adoption plays out in the life of every follower of Jesus Christ.

In a message given on the International Day of Prayer for the Persecuted Church, Brother Whitt Madden shares three ways the persecuted church can help the American church fight the enemy of compromise.

In the sixteenth message from the series Theology for Life, Brother Whitt Madden examines what it looks like to be led by fear and faith. What are you being led by? How do you know?

In the fifteenth message from the Theology for Life series, Brother Whitt Madden discusses the process of unclenching our fists from our idols and unflinchingly submitting to God.

In the fourteenth message from the Theology for Life series, Brother Whitt Madden examines three things we should consider when considering Christ.

In the thirteenth message from the Theology for Life series, Brother Whitt Madden examines four lies we believe about Jesus Christ and six ways the truth helps us.

In the twelfth message from the Theology for Life series, Brother Whitt Madden looks at the weapons of eternal warfare. He explains how the battle between life and death is both physical and spiritual and how, through the death of Christ, we find that death itself will one day be destroyed.

In the eleventh message in the series Theology for Living, Brother Whitt Madden teaches on Jesus’ humility and humanity and how suffering equips for ministry.