First Baptist Church of Oxford

Truly knowing who Jesus is should change who we are.

Because Jesus is for us, we need to live our whole life for Him.

We can trust the Navigator because His directions are always perfect.

The God who knows all things should be trusted in all things.

We do not need to fear the spiritual war going on when we are walking closely with our God.

Prophecy from God should always lead to us praying to God.

We cannot let our uncertainty about God’s timing in the future keep us from living for God in the present.

1) We should trust what the Bible says.2) We should rejoice about our future.3) We should warn people about the wrath to come.

When we learn to embrace the fear of the Lord, we can let go of fearing people.

If we want people to know Jesus then we should be willing to let people know what Jesus has done for us.

A heart busy glorifying God is too busy to glorify itself.

When we are fully committed to Christ in times of peace, then we will be ready to stand for Him in times of persecution.

God powerfully answers His praying people His way, in His time, and for His glory.

If we aren't standing for Christ in all things in life, then we are compromising something in life.

A life filled with God and godly character will greatly influence others.

How you treat money can either bring you misery or bring God glory.

In Christ we can find strength and satisfaction even in life’s hardest circumstances.

We were created to worship, so let’s use our worship to bring honor and glory to God.

Special Guest Speaker: Jeffrey Singletary

When we become good judges of ourselves, we’ll become better at showing good judgment towards others.

Happy Easter

The same passionate love that led Jesus to die for us should lead us to tell people about the One who died for them.

When we work together for the King, we make a greater impact for His kingdom.

When you remain in the truth, you’ll know how to love fellow Christians and how to deal with false teachers.

Our faith in Christ gives us confidence for all the things that we face in this life.

A heart that loves God is going to be obvious even to those who don’t love God.

The better we understand God’s love for us, the better we’ll be at loving those around us.

The devil delights in misleading Christians, but spiritual discernment will keep us safe from his deceit.

Our adoption into God’s family isn’t just about eternal life, but about living a new life for Christ.

Believers who know and love the truth will not be fooled by false teachers.

The closer we walk with Christ, the more we will live like Christ.

The same God who wants us to walk with Him, wants to forgive and restore us when we sin.

Focus this year on walking closely with the body of Christ, so that we canhelp each other grow in our walk with Christ.

Don’t let this Christmas go by without praising Jesus for His birth and proclaiming His salvation to others.

When we eagerly anticipate seeing Christ, we’ll desire to live a life pleasing in His sight.

The birth of Jesus happened in an unexpected way, but because of His birth, we can have peace with God.

There is great contentment and joy for the sheep when they follow the Shepherd.

Loving God Is Seen In How We Live Our Life.

By remembering our deliverance in the past, we’ll know what to do the next time we’re in a pit.

When our hope is constantly in God, we will not give up our faith in the constant trials of life.

Trusting that God knows everything will help us when we know nothing.

We need to be in the practice of constantly praising God for who He is.

Strong religious convictions demand strong ministerial response!

When our focus is on our salvation and our Savior above, we will not envy the wicked here below.

When God’s Word becomes a treasure to us, we will see how His Word changes us.

Persistent sin will pile up our troubles, but in the arms of God’s forgiveness we will find peace.

The path of wickedness is filled with false promises, but the path of righteousness is filled with the promises of God.

The world will always look appealing, but we will only find true satisfaction when we follow God.

Our hardships should not cause us to doubt God’s goodness, but instead should cause us to trust in our good God.

We grow as followers of Jesus Christ better when we do this together.