By Manon Mowery, Student Ministry Summer InternDuring this summer I have had the privilege of starting a middle school girl’s Bible study here at South Tulsa. We have had one meeting so far and the te...  Read More

By Eric Costanzo Sundays on or around national holidays—like Independence Day—are sometimes challenging for pastors and ministers. As we plan services for each week of the year, we always want to make...  Read More

By Kara Lee It is hard to believe that it’s been five years since renovations got underway and the Jenks CarePoint ministry began to become a reality. The ministry was developed out of a vision to pro...  Read More

By Matt Wolff My role as a father began on October 6, 2004, at the Women’s Renaissance Hospital in Oklahoma City. Preston Douglas Wolff immediately captured my heart as a gift from God the moment he e...  Read More

By Rebecca Johnston Summer has begun around South Tulsa and over the next few weeks we will have a couple hundred visitors come through our doors for all our summer activities. As I have been praying ...  Read More

By Jesse Johnston In my walk with Christ, my practice of spiritual disciplines has evolved as I grow in maturity and go through different seasons of life. In the last few months, I have started the pr...  Read More

By Phillip WhiteClaira and I have found a theme mentioned in C.S. Lewis’s 1950 book The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe to be very powerful in our lives as of late, around the idea of safety. Lewis w...  Read More

By Eric CostanzoOn Easter Sunday, 2017, our children here at South Tulsa brought their full giving buckets forward during worship to kick off our “A New Day at South Tulsa” campaign. The goal of the c...  Read More

By Phil DarkA smaller high school basketball team was on its way to play a larger big city school basketball team. When the team from the smaller school arrived at their destination, and left the lock...  Read More

By Laura McFarlinOne of my heroes of the faith is Moses. I am always struck by how many times the Bible says that God told Moses to do something, and Moses did “just as the Lord commanded him.” It has...  Read More

by Eric CostanzoA friend asked me recently why many pastors today use the word “justice” so often. In his mind, we were using the word to be more culturally sensitive rather than biblical. I challenge...  Read More

By Zack Hudson I spent many years as a worship leader and one verse I would often come back to within our times of worship was from 1 Peter 5:7, “Cast all your anxiety on him because he cares for you....  Read More