A sermon for Oxford Baptist Church on the Fourth Sunday of Advent. 
What do we learn from Mary as she is called by God? 

A sermon for Oxford Baptist Church on the Third Sunday of Advent 2020. 

May we embody the promises and glimpses of hope, even as we away the full fulfillment of hope God promises.  

A sermon for Oxford Baptist Church for the Second Sunday of Advent. 
Today we look at John and how he might show us how to meet the Lord in the wilderness that is 2020. 
If you find my cultural references funny, here are a few squares for your bingo card:

Video Game, culture, Dallas Cowboys, strategy, Mike Tyson, lunch, Carolina Panthers, Margins, leadership, organization, lunch, Nintendo, punched in the mouth, "We don't do things like that here" 

A sermon for Oxford Baptist Church on the First Sunday of Advent 2020. 
Scriptures: Mark 13.24-37, Isaiah 64.1-9

This is a devotional offered to the deacons at their meeting on Sunday, March 15th, 2020. They met to discuss the church's actions related to the COVID-19 virus. It turns out, Moses is helpful on this one. 

A sermon for the second Sunday of Lent at Oxford Baptist Church. 
In life, we face uncertainty all the time. How do we proceed faithfully? 

A sermon for the First Sunday of Lent at Oxford Baptist Church. 

A sermon for the Epiphany season at Oxford Baptist Church. 
If faith is like riding a bike, then maybe, sometimes, we ride the backward brain bike. 

A sermon on the occasion of the Baptism of Jesus at Oxford Baptist Church. 
Baptism brings together the tangible and the spiritual to refelct how God is at work among us all. 

A sermon for Oxford Baptist Church on the occasion of Epiphany. 
We can learn four important things from the Wise Men on Epiphany Sunday: to seek counsel, to act diligently, to give generously, and to cultivate wisdom. 

A sermon for Oxford Baptist Church on Christmas Eve.
Sometimes we feel out of place. If we think about it, most of the folks at the manger that night did too. But isn't that the good news of the Gospel? No matter who we are or how out of place we feel, God still meets us, no matter what.