Series
Make the Move
6 messages
- Feb 172026
Get off the bench | 1 Corinthians 12:14–27
Are You Sitting on the Sidelines? | Spiritual Gifts & Serving in the Church | Oklahoma City Sermon Whether you believe in yourself or not, God has gifted you to serve His Church. In this powerful Bible teaching from Together We Church in Oklahoma City, we dive into what Scripture says about spiritual gifts, humility, and why every believer has a Kingdom purpose. You were not saved to sit on the sidelines. You were shaped, gifted, and called to be part of the Body of Christ. 📖 Key Scriptures: • 1 Corinthians 12:14–27 • Romans 12:3–8 • Ephesians 4:11–12 • 1 Peter 4:7–11 From hospitality and kids ministry to leadership, generosity, security, discipleship, and teaching, every role matters. The Bible makes it clear: we are many parts, but one body. When one part serves, the whole church grows. This message challenges believers to: ✔ Stop burying their spiritual gifts ✔ Build biblical community through serving ✔ Grow in discipleship and accountability ✔ Serve with humility, not grumbling ✔ Understand that serving is evangelism At Together We Church in Oklahoma City, we believe saved people serve people. Our staff equips the church, but the church is called to do the work of ministry. If you’re in the OKC area and looking for a Bible-centered church where you can grow, belong, and make an impact, we would love to meet you. 📍 Together We Church – Oklahoma City 🌐 Learn more: https://togetherwechurch.com Subscribe for more Christian sermons, biblical teaching, and encouragement. #OklahomaCityChurch #ChristianSermon #SpiritualGifts #ServeTheChurch #BibleTeaching #BodyOfChrist
- Feb 102026
How to combat loneliness | Acts 2:42-47
What if God didn’t save you to sit on the sidelines—but to step into purpose? In Week 6 of Make the Move, we talk about why serving is not optional for believers, but essential to living a gospel-focused life. In this sermon from a Bible-teaching church in Oklahoma City, you’ll discover how God has uniquely gifted you to serve His church, why every believer is indispensable to the body of Christ, and how serving builds community, disciples others, and advances the mission of the gospel. Drawing from key passages like 1 Corinthians 12, Romans 12, Ephesians 4, and 1 Peter 4, this message challenges a spectator mindset and calls Christians to actively live out their faith. Whether you’re new to church, looking for a church near Yukon, OK, or wondering where you fit in, this sermon will help you see that saved people serve people and that God has entrusted you with spiritual gifts meant to be stewarded, not buried. If you’re searching for a Christian church in Oklahoma City, longing for real community, or wanting to take your next step in faith, this message will encourage you to move from standing still to stepping out and living on mission. 📖 Topics covered in this sermon: • Serving in the church • Spiritual gifts and calling • The body of Christ and community • Biblical humility and stewardship • Why serving grows your faith • How serving becomes evangelism 📍 Ready to get involved or serve? Visit our website or talk to a leader this Sunday. We’d love to help you find your place at Together We Church in Yukon, Oklahoma. 👍 Like 📲 Subscribe 📤 Share this message with someone who needs encouragement today
- Feb 32026
Live unashamed | Romans 1:16
Every day you wake up to a blank canvas. Every day you choose how you will live it. In this message from our Make the Move series, we confront the quiet drift of modern life and discover what it means to stop living aimlessly and start living with gospel purpose. Drawing from the life of the Apostle Paul, we explore how intentional choices, daily stewardship, and unashamed faith lead to a life that truly matters. So many people are exhausted, anxious, numb, or simply coping with life instead of fully living it. Scripture shows us there is another way. Paul didn’t just find a purpose for life—he found the purpose of life: living unashamed of the gospel wherever his feet took him. This message challenges us to examine: • How we spend our time and what we give our lives to • Why stress, anxiety, regret, and isolation are so common today • What it means to live crucified to self and alive in Christ • Why the gospel is still God’s power to save anyone • How to live intentionally without doing less, but with greater purpose You’ll hear clear biblical teaching from Romans 1:16, Philippians 1:21, Galatians 2:20, Acts 20:24, and more, alongside practical ways to live out a gospel-focused life every single day. If you’ve ever felt stuck, distracted, ashamed, or unsure how to live your faith boldly in today’s culture, this message is for you. Wake up with purpose. Live unashamed. Make the move to a gospel-focused life. Key Topics: Gospel purpose • Christian living • Faith and anxiety • Living with intention • Evangelism • Stewardship • Biblical motivation • Romans 1:16 • Paul’s life • Jesus and purpose • Christian discipleship 👉 Subscribe for more sermons, Bible teaching, and encouragement 👉 Share this message with someone who needs hope 👉 Join us in person or online to take your next step of faith
- Jan 272026
Make the Move from “Assuming It’s Fine” to Faithfully Stewarding Your Life | Proverbs 27:23–24
How often do we say “I’m fine” when we’re anything but? Overwhelmed. Emotionally exhausted. Spiritually tired. Quietly drifting. In this message, we unpack why “it’s fine” can become the enemy of faithful stewardship—and how neglect slowly damages what God has entrusted to us. Drawing from Proverbs 27:23–24 and 1 Corinthians 4:2, we’re challenged to stop assuming things are okay and start paying careful, intentional attention to our lives. Solomon reminds us that good stewardship requires more than surface-level awareness. It calls for knowing—really knowing—the condition of our “flocks”: our marriage, kids, health, finances, spiritual life, and legacy. What we ignore doesn’t disappear; it grows. In this sermon, you’ll learn: • Why “I’m fine” often masks deeper issues • How neglect slowly destroys what we care about most • What biblical stewardship actually looks like in daily life • Practical daily check-ins to guard your faith, family, and future • Why legacy isn’t built overnight, but through consistent faithfulness Crowns fade. Riches don’t last. But a life faithfully stewarded leaves a legacy that endures. If you’re ready to stop avoiding what matters and start stewarding what God has given you, this message is for you. 📖 Scriptures referenced: Proverbs 27:23–24, 1 Corinthians 4:2 📍 Together We Church – Oklahoma City 🔔 Subscribe for more messages and teaching 📲 Share this with someone who needs to hear it
- Jan 202026
From holding on to handing over | Colossians 4:2-4
This week in our Make the Move series, we explore how to move from Holding On to Handing Over. Letting go is one of the hardest parts of following Jesus. Whether it’s control, fear, anxiety, or unanswered prayers, many of us struggle to fully trust God with our lives. In this message, we look at the Apostle Paul’s life during his Roman imprisonment and discover how he learned to surrender everything through devoted prayer. Using Colossians 4:2–4, we unpack what it means to pray faithfully, stay spiritually watchful, and trust God’s sovereignty—even when circumstances don’t change. Paul shows us that God can open doors even while we’re in chains, and that prayer isn’t about getting the answer we want, but trusting the God who holds our future. This sermon will encourage you to: • Learn how to pray Scripture over your life • Develop a consistent and devoted prayer life • Trust God in seasons of waiting, pain, or uncertainty • Stay on mission wherever God has placed you If you’re feeling stuck, overwhelmed, or holding on too tightly, this message is for you. 👉 Watch now and make the move from Holding On to Handing Over.
- Jan 142026
It's time to stop playing it safe. | Genesis 12:1-3
As we begin 2026, we’re launching a brand new teaching series called “Make the Move.” This message challenges us to stop standing still and start stepping out in faith, obedience, and trust in God. Fear of rejection, fear of failure, comfort, uncertainty, and exhaustion often keep us stuck, and spiritually, it’s no different. In this sermon, we look at the story of Abraham in Genesis 12 and discover what it means to move from comfort to calling, from control to dependence, and from waiting to obedience. You’ll learn why seasons of pause don’t mean God’s call is gone, how God often prepares us before He moves us, and why faith requires trust even when the destination is unknown. This message is for anyone who feels stuck, hesitant, or afraid to take their next spiritual step. If you’re asking what God is calling you to release, where you need to trust Him more deeply, or how 2026 can look different than 2025, this message is for you. 📖 Scripture: Genesis 12:1–3 🎯 Series: Make the Move 🙏 Theme: From Standing Still to Stepping Out Don’t stay comfortable. Step out in faith.