Love this environment of truth! God is present in this Frontline South community. Bible based family oriented to save the lost...the Gospel is preached...Jesus and Holy Spirit revealed to all who enter! read more

Great church wirh great congregation and leadership. Obviously we are all human so there will always be imperfections in other humans that attend and lead but generally the hearts of the pastors and members are in a great place and it is definately worth checking out! Beautiful building as well! read more

This church unapologetically preaches The Gospel. The pastors are loving , kind but unwavering in standing for truth. They preach from God's word and accountability is based on what God's Word says and not just opinions. We have been attending for 12 years and have grown in our faith tremendously. read more

Love this place! My family enjoys Frontline Yukon so much. We have been so blessed to have this congregation as our church home. read more

Our family has really loved Frontline Church. I attend Frontline Church South OKC campus. From the moment we arrived 3 years ago, we have felt welcomed, loved, and challenged in our walk with the Lord. We were able to plug into community quickly, serve regularly, and work alongside those in the church to serve the city. I love their heart for the city and people. They know they aren't the right fit for everyone and are happy to recommend other churches that might be for those who come to visit. They also pray for and uplift other ministries and churches and the work that they're doing, which I appreciate. The sermons are biblically based and I always walk away learning something about a passage I hadn't thought of or understood before. While there are still areas where Frontline Church can grow - just like any church - I appreciate how they're open to feedback and working to improve. They also encourage its members to step in and serve where they see opportunity. read more

I know several people that attend Frontline and they're good people. If you are LGBTQ I highly recommend not attending. Frontline believes that you cannot love God unless you repress that part of yourself. After leaving the church I was sent two separate emails asking why I hadn't been tithing. It was upsetting receiving these types of emails when I hadn't attended the services in months nor had I been in a small group for more than a year. I felt like money was a main focus of the pastoral team. read more

This church has been my home of growth and community for the last 6 (SIX!!) years! If you're looking for a Bible following, Yahweh fearing, loving everyone, staying true to the Gospel church, this is it!!!! Very focused on discipleship through community groups. Calls out culture's ways of living and how they go against the teaching of Jesus, while welcoming questions and welcoming every single person. The church has a love for the city of OKC and shows it in their love for the poor. Also they have a love and heartache for those who don't follow Jesus to know Jesus. read more

I've attended the south location and I love them. They make me feel loved and at home. If you are struggling with your faith this is the church for you. They are extremely welcoming. read more

Love Frontline. Not perfect, unapologetic about their mission to push back darkness through teaching and equipping of the gospel.

I am very happy to be a part of this wonderful church. There are 4 different congregations currently. Downtown OKC, Edmond, Shawnee and South OKC are where you can find Frontline Church right now. I attend Frontline Edmond and this congregation is full of KIDS. They are very kid friendly! read more

First of all, there are very few churches out there that I would rate 5 or even 4 stars. Because I have issue with most churches I like to try out different ones sometimes. So if you have the same issues as me you'll make more of this review. It's a feel-good church like the rest of them, it doesn't go into the topic of sin or evil in our everyday lives. It doesn't address these evils by the name, because it doesn't want to be political. I believe in prayer but I also believe in going out and making stuff happen, miracles don't make the world go round. The fact that today's churches don't expose the evil of abortion and don't speak up against this depraved behavior or other societal issues are not even touched all though they are very real and I don't have trust in churches for that reason. They should make a stand against evil in our society no matter the tax/financial consequences. I only attended once, in all fairness, I have watched a few lectures, I might go again but as with any church these days I'd be very surprised to see the fearlessness and rebellion it takes to do what others don't. read more

I recently visited Frontline Church in downtown Oklahoma City for their 9:30 am service and found myself very impressed by it. The church experience as a whole was something that I was relatively new to, especially considering the church's location. Upon exiting I-40 for the downtown exit, you begin to see the city's Automobile Alley creep up on you as red banners line the city streetlights. Continuing down North Robinson, you spot the spherical, copper-colored cap of the church appear over the tops of the buildings, and before long, the church pops out on the right-hand side. The building first resembles a county courthouse or even something along the lines of the Jefferson Monument - not a church. The church building has a long history, being over a hundred years old and housing two previous congregations before Frontline took over. The church's design immediately sticks out in the scene of Midtown OKC because the building is completely white, featuring large stone columns that greet you as you take the steep trip up the main staircase in front of the church. The church, which is situated perfectly on a street corner, is lined with banners donning the Frontline logo on light posts, as well as the words "Love God. Love People. Push Back Darkness." These words are the church's mission statement and what the congregation abides by. Upon entering the church, I was relieved to evade the chilly winter morning in exchange for the warmth of a friendly handshake as well as the wonderful interior lobby architecture. The lobby area featured large, wrapping staircases on each end much like what's found in some theaters, several large doors that lead into the worship center, and a stand where church-goers can quench their thirst for coffee. When I entered the massive doorways into the balcony-covered sanctuary, I was greeted by rows of cloth chairs that seemed to be placed where pews once were, considering the age of the church and surrounding appearance. The band was already playing music as people continued to file in and started to make way to the balcony. Although it was the earlier of the church's two service times, the sanctuary was still filled almost to capacity. The band played worship music featuring instruments that I had never before experienced in my life-long times spent in church services. These included a violin, mandolin, and accordion, as well as traditional guitars and drums. There were three microphones on the stage: One for the worship leader and one each for the violin and mandolin players. The worship had such a ringing sound to it from the first note to the end. The building was definitely designed to project sound well. The tall but narrow walls kept the sound all around as well as the chorus of singing congregation members. The lead pastor, Josh Kouri, then took the stage with his large, black beard to offset his hairless head, as well as a suit of some material that wasn't familiar to me. He immediately took to prayer, asking God that his congregation was able to delve into His word, thanking him for the opportunity to speak on that day. Josh then asked his audience to open their Bibles to Galatians, a book they had been studying for several weeks now in their current sermon series, Religion is Dead. The experience was memorable to say the least. I have been used to going to more progressive style, contemporary churches over the years but Frontline immediately struck me as a church that has a major passion for God and bringing people closer to him. They're unforgiving about their doctrine and what they believe, and they do everything with the sole intention of giving glory to God. If you're a church-goer, Christ-follower, or simply someone who is interested in what a church service is like, I would strongly suggest attending Frontline. There isn't another church like it in the area and I promise that your time there will be well-spent. read more

Fell in love with this church from day one!! The authenticity of the leadership and the attendants shines through every time I'm there! Definitely worth checking out! read more

"Seeker" friendly church. I attended this church for over a year. I had hoped to do ministry with them downtown OKC. Great Gospel presentation, but not focused on discipleship. Young and inexperienced staff, ill-equipped for counseling. Counseling is not Gospel-focused. Pastor does not return phone calls. read more

Very authentic church. Mostly young congregation. Gospel centered preaching and music. Feels like a place where they will meet you where you are rather than expecting you to leave all your problems at the door. Love this church! read more

The message is always what I need to hear. Spot on, truth-based words straight from the heart. Thank you for being who you are, Frontline!!!