Oak Grove Baptist Church Audio Podcast

What are you devoted to? What has your heart? What was the early church devoted to? In this message, Brother Whitt Madden unpacks four things the church is to devote itself to from Acts 2:42-47.

In the tenth message from his series Theology For Life, Brother Whitt Madden examines three themes from Hebrews 2:5-9. 1. Design and Dominion 2. Defeat and Death 3. Death Defeated. In this sermon, we see that Jesus became deathless by overcoming defeat through His life, death, and resurrection.

In the ninth message from the Series Theology for Life, Brother Whitt Madden examines the dangers of spiritual drift by neglecting our salvation, and how to listen to the warnings given to us in the Scriptures that we may be saved.

In the eight message in his series 'Theology for Life' Brother Whitt Madden examines Hebrews 1:3-14 and shows us the importance and place of angels in the Scriptures, and how Jesus is greater than the angels. He is supreme above all things and is worthy to be praised and worshiped in our lives.

In the seventh message in the series Theology For Life, Brother Whitt Madden shows the work of Christ as Redeemer has not only saved us but cleanses us from our sin as well. He is our gracious Redeemer whose work is sustaining and finished.

In the sixth message from the series Theology for Life, Brother Whitt Madden continues to look at the life and character of Jesus Christ. He is the Creator and Heir of all things, the Substance of our faith, and the glory of God in the flesh. He hold all things together by the power of His Word.

In his fifth message from the series Theology for Life, Brother Whitt Madden examines Jesus as Heir and Creator of all things to understand God's plan and purpose through Jesus and what it means for us to live out the purpose of our lives to the glory of God.

In the fourth message in the Theology for Life series, Brother Whitt Madden defines an heir, how Jesus is an heir to all things, and what that means for the believer.

In the third message in the Theology of Life series, Brother Whitt Madden shows how God spoke through the Old Testament and how the entirety of the Old Testament is about Jesus Christ.

Scripture makes no excuses or explanations to try and prove the existence of God. In his message The God That Speaks, Brother Whitt Madden examines the opening words of Hebrews and unpacks the foundational truth that God is and God speaks.

In his introduction to a new series titled Theology for Living: An Exposition of Hebrews, Brother Whitt Madden takes us through an overview of the boosk by walking through three major themes found throughout this book. In this message titled "No Turning Back" we discover that Jesus Christ is supreme above all things and that through Christ we have a better covenant that is built on better promises.

In this message, Brother Whitt Madden exhorts the church to strive to enter the rest God offers in Jesus Christ by exhorting one another daily, trusting the promises of God, practicing a relationship with Him, and taking theological knowledge and applying it to our lives in a practical way.

It is estimated that nearly three billion people around the world are without any knowledge of the Gospel. In a special message in honor of the second annual International Day for the Unreached, Brother Whitt Madden looks at Isaiah 6 to show that the holiness of God and our obedience to His Word is the motivation for missions.

In his book The Mortification of Sin, John Owen famously said to “Be killing sin, or it will be killing you.” However, we as believers often minimize the seriousness of sin by sanitizing it and making excuses and/or blaming others for it. In part two of his series The Journey of Obedience, Brother Whitt Madden continues to examine the story of Saul's disobedience to God's command to wipe out the Amalekites. As Christians, we are called to kill sin with the same level of severity as Samuel, who put Agag to death.

In the first message in the series The Journey of Obedience, Brother Whitt Madden looks at the story of Saul and his battle against the Amalekites in 1 Samuel 15. He opens up the seriousness of sin as seen in the disobedience of Saul and in Samuel’s response when the Lord rejected Saul as king.

In his tenth and final message in the series The Victorious Plan, Brother Whitt Madden looks at what it means to be known by God. Every person—young or old, saved or unsaved—was created with two basic desires in their hearts: to be loved and accepted. Our problems begin, however, when we try to meet those desires apart from God. In Galatians 4:8-9, we look at the significance and implications of what it means to be loved and accepted in Christ.

In his ninth message in the series The Victorious Plan, Brother Whitt Madden explains how the Gospel is not a defense to keep us from pain and suffering in this world but a message of God's rescue through pain and suffering. Our suffering tells the story of a living Hope to a dying world. In suffering we gain Christ, purpose, identity, intimacy with God, and relationship with others. Through our suffering, we show others that Jesus is more valuable than anyone or anything else, including our comfort.

In this message, Brother Bobby Scott reminds us from Galatians 5:16-17 of our important responsibility of walking in the Spirit and not fulfilling the desires of the flesh.

In his eighth message in the series The Victorious Plan, Brother Whitt Madden examines the life of Paul from the moment of his conversion until some thirty years later writing to the church at Philippi, considering how his life answered the question, What do you think of Jesus Christ and what will you do with Him? Paul counted everything as a loss in comparison to knowing Jesus. What is your response?

What do you think of Jesus Christ and what will you do with Him? These are questions that every soul has to answer. In the seventh message in the series The Victorious Plan, Brother Whitt Madden explores the depths of the Gospel from 1 Corinthians 15:3-4. As we examine the problem of Jesus and His crucifixion, we find the hope of the Gospel in His resurrection.