Sermons from Frontline Church Midwest City. We exist to multiply gospel communities that love God, love people, and push back darkness.
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John Riner begins our series in the book of Proverbs by contrasting Lady Wisdom and Lady Folly, calling the Christian to submit to the long process of growing in wisdom.
Josh Kouri preaches from Psalm 32, proclaiming the excellencies of the grace and mercy of God.
Cory Fahrenkamp concludes our three-year study in Genesis in chapter 50, exhorting Christians that dying well is a prophetic witness to the world, requiring us to trust in the faithfulness and grace of God.
John Riner finishes the story of Jacob in Genesis 49, looking at the final words of blessing he offers to his sons.
Chad Kincer preaches Genesis 48, inviting Christians to believe that God, in Jesus, is—and always has been—our shepherd and redeemer.
Cory Fahrenkamp opens Genesis 47, returning us to the story of Jacob and proclaiming that God does not function contractually like Pharaoh, but instead invites His people into a covenant relationship marked by grace, blessing, and faithful promises.
J.J. Seid continues the story of Joseph and Jacob in Genesis 45-46, encouraging Christians to trust in the provision, providence, and preservation of God.
Cory Fahrenkamp teaches from Genesis 44 and 45, calling Christians to practice the same radical forgiveness that we are offered in Jesus.
John Riner continues our Genesis series in chapters 42-43, urging Christians that the security secret sin promises is a lie, but the loving discipline of God to purge us of sin ultimately brings life and joy.
Charlie Hall preaches on Father's Day, heralding God's extravagant presence, provision, and pursuit as our Heavenly Father.
Cory Fahrenkamp opens up Genesis 40-41, helping Christians remember that trusting the providence of God gives us hope in suffering, comfort in trials, and endurance in testing as He forms in us what can only be shaped through hardship.
Chad Kincer preaches from Genesis 39 that in exile, temptation, and suffering, God's people are sustained and transformed by His unfailing presence, ultimately pointing us to the greater faithfulness of Jesus.
Josh Kouri continues our Genesis series with the story of Judah and Tamar, reminding Christians of the lengths God will go to redeem His people from their greatest enemy—the sin inside their own chests.
Cory Fahrenkamp teaches from Philippians 3, urging Christians to walk as citizens of heaven, letting their true identities lead to changes that form outposts of the Kingdom of God.
Kevin Cawley picks up our Genesis series in chapter 37, encouraging Christians that there is no suffering they can experience that is outside of the redemptive plans of God.
Josh Kouri preaches on Mother's Day, proclaiming the beauty of the God-given feminine strength that He has bestowed upon redeemed women to walk as spiriutal and physical life-givers.
Cory Fahrenkamp walks through Genesis 2 and 3, showing that—through Christ's redemptive work—God’s good, complementary design for men and women can be lived out by our church.
Cory Fahrenkamp teaches from Luke 15, displaying the beauty of the Gospel and how it shapes our church to be a people transformed by the Father’s pursuing love.
John Riner continues our series with John 14, holding up the beauty and the power of what it means for God's people to be Spirit-filled.
Cory Fahrenkamp preaches from 2 Timothy 3:10–17 to begin our "Dear Midwest City" series, showing that a Bible-honoring church comes under the authority of God’s Word because through Scripture we hear God’s voice, resist the drift of culture, and find the words of eternal life in Jesus.
Cory Fahrenkamp preaches from John 20, encouraging all people to bring their doubts, objections, and fears to Jesus because He meets us with more grace than we expect, and He has already given us everything we need to trust in Him completely.
