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The Kirk is Hiring

Please help us spread the word! The Kirk is seeking talented people to offer their gifts and skills to the glory of God and to fulfill our mission of being a Christ-Centered community FOR you, FOR Tulsa, and FOR the world. We are currently looking for a Connections Director. For more details and job descriptions, check out our jobs page.

Current Sermon Series

Rhythms of Grace

This sermon series will begin in Genesis and end in Revelation, looking at some of the most significant biblical passages that help us build and develop a robust theology of work and rest. We will see that both work and rest are modeled, blessed, and commanded by God. Both preceded the fall and will continue in heaven. These rhythms of grace are a means of glorifying God and enjoying him forever. We hope you will join us and invite a friend to fill the house!

3yrs old - 5th Grade / June 8-11, 6-8pm

Vacation Bible School

Kirk VBS presents: The Perfect Formula! A fun Christ-centered, science-themed week for kids 3 yrs old through 5th grade, open to the entire community! Visit this page to learn more or register kids. Middle and High school students are encouraged to volunteer as leaders. If you are interested in volunteering with VBS, visit this page. Can’t volunteer but want to support our VBS program, purchase needed supplies through our Kirk VBS Amazon Wish List. Further questions: Contact Cody Joiner (Kirk Kids Director K-5th grade) at cjoiner@thekirk.com or Ashley Harrison (Kirk Kiddos Director, birth – PreK) at aharrison@thekirk.com

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Catch up on last week’s sermon:

Shano Raranje - July 24, 2022

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Scripture References: Genesis 37:1-10

From Series: "The God Who Calls"

Understanding God’s call on our lives can sometimes be a confusing and difficult journey. We often feel inadequate to do what we sense God is asking us to do. Yet, we can know in these moments that we are in good company. When we read Scripture, it’s easy to miss the complication and human struggle that came with receiving a call from God to step out and do something significant for Him. In this series, we will study the calling stories of several people recorded in the Bible. We will discover that their stories reveal important details about God’s character, perspective, and plan. Those truths can help us trust him when we are feeling called to step out in faith to do something new, hard or uncomfortable for his Kingdom. Suddenly our calling seems more possible when we take our eyes off of ourselves as the ones who are called and focus on The God who Calls.