Great Oaks Fellowship Podcast

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Great Oaks Fellowship Podcast is a religion podcast hosted by Great Oaks Fellowship, with 186 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

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  Summer of Psalms: A Joyful Christian Is a Healthy Christian (Noah Arevalo)

  Aug 16, 202656 min

  What does it actually mean to live as a joyful Christian? In this message, Noah Arevalo challenges us to consider whether we've allowed the gospel to become something we simply know instead of something we continually remember and experience. When life gets difficult, it's easy to fix our eyes on our circumstances, our problems, and everything we feel is going wrong. But Scripture gives us a different place to look: Jesus. Through Psalm 32 and the message of the cross, we're reminded that there is joy in knowing our sins are forgiven, joy in remembering Jesus' sacrifice, and joy in the security of knowing that nothing can separate us from God's love. A joyful Christian isn't someone who never struggles; they're someone who keeps looking back to the One who has already conquered sin, death, and everything we could ever face.

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  Summer of Psalms: Do You Love God, or Just What's in the Box? (David Faunce)

  Aug 10, 202654 min

  What happens when comparison starts rewriting what you believe about God? In this message from our Summer in the Psalms series, we walk through Psalm 73, the honest confession of Asaph, a respected worship leader who nearly walked away from his faith after watching wicked people prosper while his own obedience seemed to earn him nothing. Asaph's unraveling follows a pattern many of us know well. Confusion turns to disappointment, disappointment turns to envy, and envy quietly rewrites our theology until we start believing God is only good when he gives us what we want. Underneath it all is one question: do we love God, or do we just love what comes in the box? Everything changes for Asaph the moment he steps into God's presence, not because his circumstances change, but because his vantage point does. Worship doesn't rewrite the facts; it moves where we're standing when we look at them. What he finds there is a Father who was never measured by what he gives, but who gave everything, including his own Son, so we could be near him forever. This message is an invitation to check the ratio between what we chase and who we worship, and to discover that nearness to God, not what's in the box, was always the real blessing.

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  Summer of Psalms: The Shepherd Who Never Leaves (Rob Viera)

  Aug 3, 202639 min

  What do you do when the ground shakes beneath you, and God feels far away? In this message from our Summer in the Psalms series, Pastor Rob walks through Psalm 23 not just as a comforting verse to memorize, but as a lived reality, sharing the raw story of his wife's high-risk hospitalization and their son's premature birth at 29 weeks, and the 43 days that followed in the NICU. Through Scripture in Genesis, Exodus, the Gospels, Joshua, and the Psalms, we see that God's presence has never depended on our comfort or our circumstances. He was walking in the garden with Adam and Eve, leading Israel out of slavery, dwelling among us as Emmanuel, and promising to never leave or forsake us. The same is true today, whether you're walking through a NICU, a financial crisis, a broken marriage, or simply an ordinary Tuesday. This message is an invitation to stop chasing green pastures and start pursuing the Shepherd himself, to let "God is with me" be the first sentence you speak in a hard season, not the last resort. And if you don't yet know him, it's an open door to meet him today.

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  Summer of Psalms: When Your Life Feels Out of Alignment

  Jul 27, 202643 min

  We've all been there: something shifts, life gets heavy, and you can feel that your soul is just slightly off. Maybe it was a season of sin, a relationship that wounded you, or the slow drift that comes when circumstances drown out the voice of God. In this message from Psalm 103, Pastor David Martin brings one of the most pastoral and practical sermons of the year: how to get back into spiritual alignment when life has knocked you sideways. Drawing from King David's own story — a man who faced betrayal, personal failure, and seasons of deep misalignment — Pastor David walks through the timeless steps that bring us back into right relationship with God. And the good news is that it's not as complicated as we've made it. God isn't waiting for you to perform your way back to him. He's already made a way. This message is for anyone who's been white-knuckling the wheel, trying to hold it together while something inside feels off. Whether it's unconfessed sin, a wound from someone else, or simply forgetting who God really is - Psalm 103 has a word for you. Come back. He's not angry. He loves you.

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  Summer of Psalms: The Habit That Changes Everything (Sammy Lopez)

  Jul 20, 202650 min

  Everyone wants to be blessed, but not everyone is willing to do what it takes to get there. In this message from Psalm 1:1–3, guest speaker Sammy Lopez opens up one of the most beloved and foundational passages in all of Scripture and shows us that blessing isn't random. It's the fruit of a disciplined, rooted, and Word-centered life. Pastor Sammy walks us through three spiritual postures that quietly rob believers of God's best: walking in ungodly counsel, standing in the vicinity of sin, and sitting among those who mock what is holy. Each one represents a deeper level of drift, and each one is more dangerous than it looks. But the good news is that Psalm 1 doesn't just show us what to avoid; it shows us exactly what to run toward. The blessed life is built on one thing: delighting in and meditating on the Word of God, day and night. Not as a religious obligation, but as the very thing that keeps you rooted, fruitful, and powerful when everything else tries to shake you loose.

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