The Church Tulsa

09/03/2026

Wednesday Night Bible study at The Church Tulsa with Pastor Nathan Buckingham

09/02/2026

🔥 WEDNESDAY NIGHT BIBLE STUDY 🔥
TONIGHT @ 7PM

Last week, Gideon and his 300 men saw an incredible victory. But Judges 8 reminds us that winning the battle isn’t the same as finishing well.
Gideon was “faint, yet pursuing.” He kept going when he was exhausted but along the way, pride, conflict, and success began creating battles of their own.

There’s a lesson here for all of us:
Pride can corrupt the victory.
Politics can divide the people.
Persistence can carry us through the battle.

Sometimes the greatest test doesn’t come before the victory, it comes after it.

Join us tonight as we continue our Journey Through the Judges in Judges 8 and take an honest look at what Gideon’s story teaches us about perseverance, humility, and guarding our hearts.

🔥 Faint, yet pursuing. - Judges 8:4

📖 Tonight @ 7PM

❤️ Everyone is welcome!

The Church Tulsa

09/01/2026

We have become so afraid of offending people that sometimes we're no longer afraid of offending God.
We've learned how to tolerate what we should confront.
We've learned how to excuse what Scripture condemns.
We've learned how to call compromise love.
But Jesus said:
“I have something against you.”

09/01/2026

The danger of feminizing the Gospel is not that the Gospel should be masculine or feminine—it is that we can soften, reshape, or remove the hard truths of Scripture to make Christianity more comfortable and acceptable. The Gospel calls both men and women to repentance, holiness, sacrifice, obedience, spiritual strength, and surrender to Christ. Jesus was full of grace, but He never compromised truth; He loved people enough to tell them what they needed to hear. We don’t need a softer Gospel—we need the whole Gospel. “For I am not ashamed of the gospel of Christ: for it is the power of God unto salvation” (Romans 1:16, KJV).

08/30/2026

08/26/2026

🔥 WEDNESDAY NIGHT BIBLE STUDY 🔥

💥 TONIGHT @ 7PM - The Church Tulsa 💥

32,000 men.

God said, “Too many.”

10,000 remained.

Still too many.

Until Gideon was left with just 300 men facing an army they had no business defeating.

Because sometimes God will reduce what we’re relying on so there can be absolutely no question where the victory came from.

Judges 7 reminds us that God doesn’t need the biggest crowd, the best resources, the perfect circumstances, or even the most qualified people.

He wants obedience.

When God is in it, being outnumbered doesn’t mean being defeated.

⚔️ The battle belongs to the Lord. ⚔️

Join us TONIGHT at 7PM as we continue our Journey Through the Judges with Gideon in Judges 7.

08/23/2026

Sunday morning at The Church Tulsa