First Baptist Church of Oxford

Some people are easy to love, but what about those who hurt us? How do we respond to our fellow believers when they sin against us? Jesus demonstrated the way His followers should live towards their enemies and one another.

Join us as FBCO recognizes and affirms through prayer the ordination of Richard Alderman into pastoral ministry!

Serving one another is a distinguishing mark of a healthy church, but is that attitude found in our lives? Jesus gave His disciples an example of what humble and loving service looks like. It’s time for us to follow His example!

Time flies by in this life—are we making the most of it? As Christians, we need to focus on those things that will make an eternal impact.

If we believe that Jesus is worth all of our worship, then nothing in the world should stop us from worshiping Him.

As Christians, the actions that define our lives should be defined by faith in Jesus Christ.

Sometimes people reject Jesus even when He works powerfully in their lives. There are some practical ways we should respond as Christians.

Sometimes in our situations we think God has made a mistake, but even in our doubts, disappointments, and discouragement we can trust in His perfect plans.

The Good Shepherd will not lose any of His sheep. As a result, believers can live confidently for Jesus, knowing that we will never be separated from Jesus.

Join us as special guest speaker, Brandon Williams, preaches on Finding Joy in Your Identity in Christ!

The Good Shepherd walks with His sheep through green pastures and dark valleys. So, how do we follow Him in those moments? Listen to what Jesus had to say about all this in John 10!

Mothers who love their families are a blessing from God. Mothers who love God first and foremost in life can love their families best in this life.

What possible purpose could God have in our moments of pain, our difficult trials, and our lasting hardships? The story of a blind man in John 9 reveals one of God's great purposes even in our pain.

There are many people in this world who are not children of God. What does this mean for those outside the family of God? How does someone enter into God's family? Jesus brings the truth to these and many other questions in today's passage.

Does faith really matter? As Jesus addresses the Pharisees, we are reminded that faith matters most in this life. So, where are we placing our faith?

Where do we go in our sin and separation from God? Who can we turn to? One sinner’s story shows Who can save us and pardon us from the punishment for our sins.

Jesus is alive and the empty tomb demands a response! One response leads to eternal life and forgiveness, the other leads to an eternity separated from God in Hell. How will we respond to the empty tomb?

When Jesus hung on the cross even the thieves mocked Him, until one thief had a change of heart. Which thief best describes each of us? Are we still living a life mocking God, or have we come to Him in repentance and faith?

Many misunderstandings about Jesus are a result of false expectations of the Messiah. This was true in Jesus' day, and true today too. Ultimately, we find in Scripture that the Savior who came is greater than the savior of our expectations.

There have always been true followers and fake followers of Jesus. Which group do we fall into? Listen to the words of the Savior in John chapter 6 to understand the answer to this important question!

We face many trials and difficulties in this life. We triumph over fear and doubt in the midst of them by trusting Jesus, turning all things over to Him, and obediently following Him.

Jesus is greater than anyone or anything. When we lost sight of this important truth, we fail to give Him the proper place in our lives and we fail to point others to the one and only Savior.

We can take Jesus at His word, because His words will never fail.

If Jesus has rescued your soul, you have a story to tell!

As Christians, we need to evaluate if Jesus is the greatest in our lives.

There are many people walking in spiritual darkness. As believers, we need to point them to the Light.

We see how Jesus responded at the Temple in Jerusalem. How would He respond if He came to our church?

Life with Jesus will not be easier, but it is better with Jesus by our side.

When we meet and put our faith in the king of Kings, our priorities should change.

The testimony of John the Baptist reminds us that the world needs less of us, and more of Jesus.

As this series in the gospel of John begins, Pastor Andrew encourages every believer to take the challenge to Reach Someone in 2021, by introducing them to Jesus.