First Baptist Church of Oxford

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.