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Oaks Church is a multi-generational gathering of believers who are following Jesus together, becoming the expression of the Kingdom of God to our world, and encouraging one another to be with Jesus, become like Jesus, and do what Jesus did.We meet every Sunday at 4pm in Cookeville, TN. Come connect with us at: oakscookeville.church
Unknown Host hosts Oaks Church Cookeville, a religion show with 100 episodes published.
What does it actually mean to follow Jesus—not just believe in Him, but become His disciple? In this message, Bryan takes us from the story of Susanna Wesley to Jesus’ invitation in Mark 1: “Come, follow me.” Looking at
What does it look like to keep saying yes to God when the path looks nothing like we expected? This week, we welcome special guests Robert and Robin Vickers of Way Truth Life Church in Murfreesboro. Together, they share
What are we making provision for in our lives? In Romans 13, Paul calls us to wake from spiritual slumber, put aside the works of darkness, and clothe ourselves with the Lord Jesus Christ. Bryan challenges us to consider
What does it really mean to be pro-life? This week, Bryan is joined by Lisa Reeves and Meredith Vaughn from the Cookeville Pregnancy Clinic for an honest conversation about compassion, grace, and caring for vulnerable pe
What kind of impact can one faithful life make? As Oaks Church celebrates three years together, Bryan reflects on the power of small acts of obedience and the ripple effects of God's kingdom. Drawing from Psalm 130, we'r
This month, as Oaks Church gathers around the Lord’s Table, Bryan reflects on a powerful conversation in John 6 where Jesus declares, “I am the bread of life.” After sharing stories from Oaks' recent trip to Oregon and t
What does real obedience look like—and how do we avoid deceiving ourselves into thinking we're following Jesus when we're really just listening? Guest speaker Craig Conner reflects on the book of James and Jesus' teachin
What if the root of our conflict with others is actually something deeper happening within us? This week in Oaks Church, Bryan walks through James 4 and uncovers the hidden power of pride in our lives. From the story of
In this special family blessing and parent commissioning gathering, Bryan Vaughn teaches from Deuteronomy 6 about raising children in the way of Jesus. Through Scripture, testimony, and communal prayer, Oaks Church refle
What if the “good life” we’re chasing isn’t actually the life we were made for? This week, Jimmy walks us through James 3 to uncover the difference between earthly wisdom and the kind of wisdom that leads to real life. S
What if the most powerful force in your life isn’t what you do—but what you say? This week, we step into the book of James to explore the surprising power of our words. From the very beginning, God used words to create,
What are you doing with the gift you’ve been given? This Easter message invites us to rethink what “eternal life” really means. Is it just something waiting for us after we die—or is it a relationship we’re meant to live
What kind of King are we really looking for? As we step into Palm Sunday, we’re invited to see Jesus not just as Savior—but as King. In Matthew 21, we watch Him enter Jerusalem on a donkey, fulfilling prophecy and reveal
Faith is easy to talk about—but does it actually shape how we live? This week, we dive into James 2 and the connection between belief and action, asking whether real faith can exist without movement. Jesus invites us to
What does it really mean to love your neighbor—and who actually counts as “neighbor”? This week, we walk through Jesus’ story of the Good Samaritan alongside James 2, where we’re challenged to confront favoritism, prejud
What does “real religion” actually look like? In James 1:26–27, we find a surprisingly direct answer. In this week’s message, Bryan explores how the faithful expression of our devotion to Jesus is not defined by rituals
In this heartfelt and practical message, Bryan invites us to see ourselves in the story of a hurt chicken that stays outside the coop—longing for connection but hesitant to rejoin. Together, we explore Hebrews 10 and Act
This week at Oaks Church, guest speaker Jimmy Thorpe walks us through James 1 and the powerful transformation of James — the brother of Jesus — from skeptic to surrendered servant. Through Scripture, we’re reminded that
What if the way of Jesus truly reshaped how we see our lives, our struggles, and the people around us? In this week’s message, Bryan walks through James 1:9–18, drawing deep connections to the Beatitudes and the Sermon o
What is shaping your life right now—and where is it ultimately leading you? In this message, we begin a new journey through the book of James by asking what it truly means to grow into maturity in Christ. Drawing from Co
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