Redeemer Church

05/28/2026

We’re excited to announce the dates for our Family Fun Nights at Redeemer Church this summer! These have been some great times of fellowship and games! We can’t wait to see you there!

05/26/2026

https://www.redeemeroxford.org/sermons/two-invitations/

In Proverbs 9, we hear two competing voices: the voice of wisdom, and the voice of folly. Both invite the simple to enter their house for a meal, but while wisdom's feast brings life, folly's forbidden bread brings death. Obviously, all people should reject folly's invitation and choose wisdom. But in addition to these two voices, we see two responses: the response of the scoffer, and the response of the wise. While the wise receive the reproofs and instruction of wisdom, the scoffer rejects them and hates the one who gives them.

What's the difference? Why do some receive wisdom while others scoff at it? How can we be people who choose wisdom? Only through cultivating the fear of the Lord. "The fear of the Lord is the beginning of wisdom, and knowledge of the Holy One is insight." Through the fear of the Lord, we are able to overcome folly and scoffing and turn to wisdom. This fear of the Lord is a heart reality that is only possible through the work of the Spirit and the Word of Jesus Christ. He alone was perfectly wise, he died the death that fools deserve, and now He gives the Spirit of wisdom to all who place their faith in Him. Let us run to wisdom this week by running to Christ!

05/22/2026

Come by and see us today and tomorrow for our Community Yard and Bake sale!! Everything is indoors so come rain or shine! All proceeds go towards our summer missions trip!

05/21/2026

It's that time of year again!

📢Redeemer is hosting a community Yard sale to raise funds for a mission trip to Uganda! The yard sale will have a bake sale and car wash! While shopping, you can have a cookie and get your car cleaned!

📢Where do the profits go?
Any funds raised will be used to send a team of five people to Uganda during the summer. Redeemer has several partners in Uganda, and we are seeking to strengthen our relationships with them by encouraging them in person.

We want to have a fellowship with them that exemplifies Paul's relationship with the Philippians in Philippians 1:3-6:
"I thank my God in all my remembrance of you, always in every prayer of mine for you all making my prayer with joy, because of your partnership in the gospel from the first day until now. And I am sure of this, that he who began a good work in you will bring it to completion at the day of Jesus Christ."

📢How big is the sale?
We've been doing this sale going on 4 years. Each year, the sale has gotten BIGGER! You can expect a large variety of items!

📢But is it expensive?
Since we usually have a large amount of items, we make it cheap so it can go!

📢What are other ways I can donate/help?
If you can't come to the sale, don't worry! You can still donate to our Uganda team on our website: https://redeemeroxford.churchcenter.com/giving

Thank you all for your continued support!

05/18/2026

Here’s what’s happening this week at Redeemer!

05/18/2026

https://www.redeemeroxford.org/sermons/the-exalted-seed/

We’ve seen the last few weeks how Jesus is like Joseph, the rejected brother, the righteous seed, the suffering servant. Now, in Genesis 40-41, we see that Jesus, like Joseph, is the true exalted seed. Just as Joseph languished in the pit of prison for two years, and then in the third year he was raised, so also Jesus was buried in the grave for two days, and then on the third day he was raised. Just as Joseph was clothed in royal garb and exalted to Pharaoh’s right hand, so also Jesus has been clothed in glory and exalted to the Father’s right hand. Just as Joseph was given all authority over Egypt, so also Jesus has been given all authority in heaven and on earth. And just as Joseph was fruitful in his exaltation, so also Jesus - for two thousand years, by the Holy Spirit and through the Word of the Gospel - has multiplied an abundance of offspring in the family of God - including us today.

Because the royal seed has been exalted, God will also exalt us with Him. What this means is that one day, Church, we will look back on our sufferings and say with Joseph, “God has made me forget.” It means that one day, we will see the whole of His mysterious work in our lives and we will say, “God has made me fruitful.” One day, He will exalt us with Jesus, and we will give Him all the glory.

05/17/2026

Join us as we study Genesis 40-41 this morning!

Join us as we study Genesis 40:1-41:52!

05/13/2026

About us: Redeemer Church exists to pursue the glory of God and the joy of all people through worship, fellowship, discipleship, and mission. If you’re interested in learning more about us or visiting, head to the website link below!

https://www.redeemeroxford.org/

05/11/2026

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tibisQDw4tA&t=1s

Who is Joseph in Genesis 39? He is a faithful steward who brings God’s blessing to others because the Lord is with him; he is a righteous seed who resists what is forbidden in order to honor the Lord; he is a suffering servant who is falsely accused yet opens not his mouth; and he is a condemned prisoner who nevertheless prospers because of God’s covenant love.

Who else in Scripture looks like this? Our Lord Jesus Christ. Joseph prefigures Jesus, the true faithful steward over God’s house who brought God’s blessing to others because God was with him. Further, just as Joseph was righteous when tempted by Potiphar’s wife, so Jesus was righteous when he faced the temptations of Satan in the wilderness. And what happened to this faithful steward and righteous seed? Like Joseph, he was falsely accused and unjustly condemned. And in his state of condemnation, Jesus would succeed in bringing the blessing of salvation to all the families of the earth! Jesus is the faithful steward and righteous seed who was unjustly condemned in order to bring God’s blessing to us through His work of suffering.

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05/04/2026

https://www.redeemeroxford.org/sermons/a-breakthrough/

The story of Judah and Tamar in Genesis 38 teaches us that because God’s grace has broken through in Jesus Christ, the guilty can be forgiven, the wicked can be transformed, and brokenness can be redeemed! Is there any better news than this? You are guilty in your sin, condemned by God’s righteous Law, but because of God’s grace in Jesus you can be declared righteous! You are wicked by nature, unable to please God, but by the working of God’s grace you can repent and be transformed! You are living in the carnage of the consequences of sinful choices, but through the wonder of grace this brokenness can be healed and redeemed for the glory of God!

W.H. Griffith Thomas' reflection on the wonder of divine grace is worth reading in full: “Only divine grace could dare to take up these sorry elements of human life and use them for its own blessed purpose. There is nothing more marvelous than the power and possibilities of grace. Grace forgives, uplifts, transmutes, transforms, and then uses for its own glory. ‘Shall we then sin that grace may abound? God forbid.’ We may not, must not, dare not. And yet, ‘if any man may sin we have’ the blessed assurance that grace will not leave us in the mire of degradation, defeat, and despair. While it is eternally true that what is done can never be undone, it is equally true that what has been broken can be mended, and the glory of grace is its power to heal broken hearts and mend broken lives. While life can never be as though sin had not been committed, yet ... grace has wonderful transforming power. Nature knows nothing of this, and can only tell of law broken and penalty exacted. But the Gospel comes to hearts broken by sin and despairing of redemption, and tells of pardon, peace and purity, in the blessed healing and transforming influences of Divine mercy, love, and grace.”

05/03/2026

https://youtube.com/live/lC5CdezLMIo?feature=share

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