Oakwood Baptist Church | Lexington, SC

Who is Jesus, really? In John 7:40–52, people reached very different conclusions about Him, just as they do today. This message shows that Jesus doesn't leave us neutral. He calls us to trust Him, believe His Word, and follow Him even when it's unpopular. As you listen, you'll be encouraged to look honestly at who Jesus is and discover the hope, life, and salvation that are found in Him alone. If...

When life feels like it's headed in the wrong direction, where do we turn? Looking at 2 Chronicles 7:14, this message reminds us that God calls His people to humble themselves, pray, seek Him, and turn away from sin. Real change doesn't begin with politics or programs, it begins in hearts that are surrendered to Jesus. No matter where you've been or what you've done, God's mercy is greater, and He...

What happens when ordinary believers answer God's call to go? In this special service, members of Oakwood Baptist Church share how God worked through a mission trip to the Dominican Republic, where medical care opened the door for people to hear the good news of Jesus. Their stories show how serving others not only changes lives, but also changes the hearts of those who go. Pastor Dale closes by r...

Looking Past the World to See Jesus: The people in John 7 were trying to figure out who Jesus was, but many could not see past what was right in front of them. This message reminds us that we face the same challenge today. When we seek the Lord instead of following the crowd, we discover that Jesus is exactly who He claimed to be and His invitation remains the same: "Come to Me." He alone offers f...

We all value consistency, especially from the people we trust. In this message from John 7, we see that Jesus is perfectly consistent with the character of God, the truth of Scripture, and the promises God made from the beginning. His teachings, His actions, and His mission all point to the same truth, He is the Savior God promised to send. As Jesus confronts His critics, He reveals that God's pla...

Trusting God's Timing: It’s possible to know a lot about Jesus and still miss knowing Him personally. This sermon from Philippians 3 is a reminder that real peace, hope, and victory are found in a relationship with Christ, not just religion or routine. Sermon Scripture Verses: Philippians 3:7-14 Matthew 7:21-23 John 10:4, 14 2 Corinthians 12:7-10 Church Info: Oakwood Baptist Church Lexington,...

Trusting God's Timing: In this message from John 7, we walk through a moment when Jesus refused to be rushed by the pressure around Him. His brothers wanted Him to go public, make a scene, and prove Himself, but Jesus knew the Father’s timing was perfect. Nothing could move Him ahead of the cross before the appointed hour. Along the way, this sermon reminds us that God is still in control, even wh...

A Faith That Gets Passed Down: Some of the strongest faith stories begin at home. In this message from 2 Timothy 1, we look at the impact that Timothy’s mother and grandmother had on his life, and how their sincere faith helped shape a young man God would use in a powerful way. This sermon is both an encouragement and a challenge for parents, grandparents, and anyone trying to point others toward...

The Cost of Following Jesus: Many people followed Jesus until His words became difficult. In this sermon from John 6, we see what true discipleship really looks like, and why Jesus is still worth following no matter the cost. If you’ve ever wrestled with faith, doubt, or surrender, this message points you back to the One who has the words of eternal life. Sermon Scripture Verses: Exodus 12:5-8 Jer...

Why would Jesus tell people to eat His flesh and drink His blood? In this message from John chapter 6, we walk through one of the most difficult and powerful teachings of Jesus, when He says we must “eat His flesh” and “drink His blood.” Jesus was not speaking about a ritual or physical act, He was calling people to fully trust Him as the only source of eternal life. Just as God provided manna in...

Jesus did not come just to meet temporary needs, He came to give eternal life. In this sermon from John 6, we see the power of Christ, the purpose of His mission, and the privilege of belonging to the King of kings. Sermon Scripture Verses: Exodus 16:4 2 Peter 3:9 1 Thessalonians 4:9-10 Isaiah 59:1-2 John 4:14; 6:22-40 Church Info: Oakwood Baptist Church Lexington, SC Pastor: Dale Reeves Subscribe...

The Lord’s Supper is more than a symbol, it is a reminder of the cross, the resurrection, and the promise that Jesus is coming again. In this message, we look at the grace of Christ, the hope of the gospel, and the invitation to come to Him with faith and humility. Sermon Scripture Verses: 1 Corinthians 11:23–34 Isaiah 53:6 1 Peter 2:24 John 14:3 Church Info: Oakwood Baptist Church Lexington, SC P...

Jesus went into the grave, but He did not stay there. In “Through the Resurrection,” we look at how the risen Christ gives us hope, strength, and a reason to keep going. No matter where you are in life, this message invites you to trust the Savior who still changes lives today. Sermon Scripture Verses: Mark 16:1-8 1 Peter 1:3-9 Matthew 28:19-20 John 20:21 Church Info: Oakwood Baptist Church Lexing...

An Easter Message: No one gets to heaven by being good enough. In this message, we hear the simple and powerful truth that Jesus Christ died for sinners, rose again, and offers grace to all who trust Him. Whether you are searching for hope or needing to come back to God, this sermon points you to the Savior who changes lives. Church Info: Oakwood Baptist Church Lexington, SC Pastor: Dale Reeves Su...

Jesus walked on water... Jesus walked on water, calmed fearful hearts, and showed His disciples that He truly is the Son of God. This message from John 6 reminds us that salvation is not earned by being good enough, it is received by trusting in Jesus Christ alone. Sermon Scripture Verses: Exodus 3:6; 3:14 Luke 2:10 Matthew 14:33;28:20 Isaiah 6:5; 20:31 John 6:15-21; 8:58-59; 20:31 Church Info: Oa...

Who does Jesus say He is? In this message, Pastor Dale walks us through the moment Jesus feeds more than 5,000 people with just a small lunch, and shows us what that really means. This isn’t just about a miracle, it’s about who Jesus is. He is the One who provides, the One who can do what we cannot. Pastor Dale shares how the crowd followed Jesus for what they could see, but Jesus wanted them, and...

Who does Jesus say He is? In John 5, Jesus makes it plain. He is the Son of God. He gives life. He will judge the world. The people around Him knew those were bold claims, and so should we. In this message, Pastor Dale explains what Jesus said and why it matters. He shares stories from his own life, from learning about identity as a teacher to seeing God change lives on a mission trip. Those momen...

In John 5, Jesus meets a man who has been suffering for 38 years and asks a simple but searching question: “Do you want to be healed?” With one command, Jesus restores his strength and shows that His word carries true authority. As Pastor Dale walks through this passage, he connects it with his own experiences and stories from everyday life. He helps us see ourselves in this man by the pool, waiti...

In today's special message, we hear a simple and powerful testimony of God’s faithfulness from one of our Deacons. Danny shares how the Lord drew him to Christ, shaped him through years of serving in youth ministry and as a deacon, and carried him through deep loss when his wife passed away. Through joy and grief, we see the steady love of Jesus and the hope of the gospel at work in one ordina...

In this message, Pastor Dale walks through Acts 9 and highlights the quiet faith of Ananias, an ordinary believer who chose obedience over comfort. His simple yes played a key role in God’s work and reminds us that following Jesus often begins with availability and trust. This sermon invites you to consider what it looks like to say yes to Christ in your own life. Sermon Scripture Verses: Acts 9:1...

In this message, Pastor Dale reflects on Psalm 117, the shortest chapter in the Bible, and its wide-open call for all people to praise the Lord. Though brief, the psalm points to a big truth, God’s love is strong, His faithfulness never ends, and His grace reaches every nation through Jesus. The sermon shows how praise is more than words or songs, it is a response to what Christ has done for us, g...

Today's sermon from John chapter 4, centers on the call to believe, not just in what Jesus can do, but in who He is. Through the story of a father who trusts Jesus’ word before seeing the miracle, we’re reminded that faith is built on Jesus’ promise, not visible proof. John’s Gospel points us to its core message: Jesus is the Savior of the world, and by trusting Him, His death, resurrection, and p...

In today’s sermon, Pastor Dale reflects on the Lord’s Supper and the call to remember Jesus alone—His death, resurrection, and saving grace. Using the story of Saul, later known as Paul, he shows how no one is beyond the reach of God’s mercy and how Jesus transforms even the worst sinner. The message reminds listeners that salvation is found in Christ alone, not in our past, our efforts, or our fa...

In today’s message, Pastor Dale returns to John 4:27–42, where Jesus speaks with His disciples after meeting the Samaritan woman at the well. He reminds us that the good news of Jesus is what strengthens us when we’re weak and gives us purpose beyond our physical needs. Just as Jesus said His true food was to do the Father’s will, we learn that our endurance comes not from ourselves but from Chris...

In today’s sermon, Pastor Dale unpacks Matthew 2:1–12 and the story of the Magi to show what it truly means to worship the King—Jesus. He explains that worship is not just music or tradition, but a response to who Jesus is and what He has done: God coming near to save people who could not save themselves. The Magi, outsiders who searched for truth, followed what they knew, overcame obstacles, and...