Lone Oak Baptist Church

Lone Oak Baptist Church Seeking, Sharing & Serving Christ

05/31/2026

Sunday Service

This Sunday, Lone Oak Baptist gathers around the Lord's Table. It's Gospel Focus Sunday — and we're slowing down to reme...
05/30/2026

This Sunday, Lone Oak Baptist gathers around the Lord's Table. It's Gospel Focus Sunday — and we're slowing down to remember together the grace that started everything and still sustains every step.
We've spent weeks in the GROW sub-series pressing into what it means to live and grow in the gospel. Paul's word from Philippians 3 is still ringing: the gospel is not the end of the journey. It is the power that propels it. But power like that needs to be received, not just remembered. The Lord’s Supper does that. Bread and cup. Body and blood. A Savior who went all the way, and a grace that doesn't let go.
Pastor Wyatt will be leading us in the Word this week — and whether you've been with us every Sunday or you're stepping in for the first time, we welcome you to join us.
Sundays at 9:00 AM📍 Lone Oak Baptist Church — Cunningham, TN🌐 loneoakbaptist.com📺 Watch live at facebook.com/loneoakbaptist or catch up at youtube.com/

05/24/2026

Sunday Service 5.24.2026

The grace of the gospel is not the end of the journey — it is the power that propels it.Last week, Paul asked what the c...
05/22/2026

The grace of the gospel is not the end of the journey — it is the power that propels it.
Last week, Paul asked what the caravan does when someone falls. This week, he turns to a harder question: what keeps it moving when the destination is not yet in sight?
We close out our GROW series this Sunday with an urgent word: your calling is for more than your conversion. Despite his maturity, Paul tells the Philippians, “I press on toward the goal for the prize of the upward call of God in Christ Jesus" — not because his standing before God is uncertain, but because the goal is too glorious to coast toward.
Striving towards this end, Paul does so as a citizen of heaven. On this Memorial Day weekend, we honor the sacrifice of those who gave their lives in service to their country. Paul would not diminish that. But he would remind us that our deepest allegiance runs upward — and that the one who holds our citizenship there is also the one who will transform what we are into what we were always meant to be.
Join us Sunday as we close this series together, learning that the gospel is not the end of the journey — it is the power that propels it. Thrive in his grace.
📍 Lone Oak Baptist Church — Cunningham, TN🌐 loneoakbaptist.com📺 Watch live at facebook.com/loneoakbaptist or catch up at youtube.com/

We are excited to host the YMCA Summer Food Program again this year. Stop by every Tuesday, starting May 26th from 9 am...
05/21/2026

We are excited to host the YMCA Summer Food Program again this year. Stop by every Tuesday, starting May 26th from 9 am until 11:30 am. The program ends July 28th. Each food box has 7 breakfasts and 7 lunches and includes shelf stable juice and milk. There are no income restrictions, just provide the child(ren)'s name and date of birth.

Last week, we established that the gospel makes companions out of competitors — this week, Paul asks what those companio...
05/15/2026

Last week, we established that the gospel makes companions out of competitors — this week, Paul asks what those companions do when one of them falls.
It's a question we'd rather not face. When someone in the community stumbles — morally, spiritually, publicly — the temptation is to observe from a distance and call it discernment. To shake our heads, say "I saw that coming," and move on. Paul names that impulse for what it is: not wisdom, but abandonment.
In Galatians 6:1–5, Paul lays down Christ's standard of success for the spiritually mature — and it has nothing to do with the quality of your own walk. It has everything to do with whether you go after the one who has fallen. Gently. Humbly. Aware of your own susceptibility to the same failure.
This Sunday, we're asking what that kind of restoration actually costs — and what it reveals about what we believe about the gospel. Because you don't gently restore someone you quietly believe deserves what they got. And you don't approach them with humility unless you're honest about what you are apart from grace.
We'd love to have you with us this Sunday as we continue considering our commitment to GROW together.

📍 Lone Oak Baptist Church — Cunningham, TN
🕘 Sundays at 9:00 AM
🌐 loneoakbaptist.com
📺 Watch live at facebook.com/loneoakbaptist or catch up at youtube.com/

05/10/2026

Sunday Service

Most of us learn pretty early that knowing the right things does not automatically make us into the right people. In Col...
05/08/2026

Most of us learn pretty early that knowing the right things does not automatically make us into the right people. In Colossians 3:1–17, Paul presses a question that is as uncomfortable as it is necessary: if we claim that Christ is our life — not just our theology or our heritage — then why don’t we act like it?
The image Paul gives us is striking: the old self and its practices are like a worn-out garment to be stripped off. The new self — being renewed in the knowledge of God — is the wardrobe that actually fits who we have become in Christ.
This Sunday, we celebrate Mother's Day. What better way to do so than by gathering to consider the kind of forever family — people who bear with one another, forgive as they have been forgiven, and do everything in the name of the Lord Jesus — that Christ would have us to be? We look forward to seeing you on Sunday.
Join us Sunday, May 10 at 9:00 AM.
📍 Lone Oak Baptist Church — Cunningham, TN
🌐 loneoakbaptist.com
📺 Watch live at facebook.com/loneoakbaptist or catch up at youtube.com/

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