Churches in Oxon Hill

Active churches in Oxon Hill

6701 Leyte Dr, Oxon Hill
zionchurch.org
122 sermons · 5 days ago
6635 Indian Head Hwy, Oxon Hill
newlifembc.info
3 sermons

Types of churches in Oxon Hill

Contemporary Oxon Hill Churches

Many congregations here offer band-led worship, practical teaching, and a come-as-you-are vibe that resonates with young families and National Harbor service workers. You’ll find them meeting in school auditoriums or renovated spaces along Indian Head Hwy and Oxon Hill Rd, with strong kids’ programs and weekday community groups.

Historically Black Churches

Rooted in the African American heritage of Prince George’s County, these congregations are prominent in neighborhoods like Glassmanor, Forest Heights, and South Lawn. Expect gospel choirs, spirited preaching, and robust outreach such as food distribution, mentoring, and voter engagement tied to local schools and civic life.

Pentecostal & Charismatic

These churches emphasize lively praise, prayer nights, and a strong sense of spiritual community, drawing both long-time residents and immigrant families. Many gather in storefronts or small plazas along the St. Barnabas Rd and Livingston Rd corridors, with active youth ministries and midweek services.

Oxon Hill Catholic Churches

Long-established parishes provide traditional liturgy, sacraments, and catechesis for multi-generational families. They draw commuters from neighborhoods near the Beltway and the Woodrow Wilson Bridge and often organize social services that support households along the MD-210 corridor and near National Harbor.

Sermon clips from Oxon Hill churches

51s
#SubmitToOneAnother
“See, it's all it's really it really comes down to title. And so when you arrange yourself under somebody, it means you're choosing to submit to the person who has the title. That's very important. Doesn't mean they're more valuable. It means they're in the position of of authority. Now, god, this is not just for wives in the bible. Throughout scripture, you'll see this con this this concept. For example, in Ephesians chapter five verse 21, god is Paul is talking to the whole church of Ephesus. He says, be subject to, that's the same word, one another. Whether you're regardless of the gender, regardless of the age, learn how to arrange yourself under one another. Because this brings reverence to Christ. Christ is the one you're following.”
85s
“We already received divine empowerment. We received it to be bold. And so it's the holy spirit glory that will show up when we're connected. It's the holy spirit that makes you pray instead of gossiping when there's trouble in the church. It's the holy spirit that makes you get up Sunday morning Yeah. And press and push your way to church to worship him. It's the holy spirit Yes. That brings us to one place on one accord. The holy Spirit equips us to be a witness. It's the power that was set on the day of Pentecost. That same power is now in us. Yeah. And so God has called us a chosen generation, a royal priesthood, a nation of peculiar people who has called us out of darkness into his marvelous light. The question is not, do you have the holy spirit? But do the power of the holy spirit have you? Amen? To god be the glory.”
63s
#AuthorityWithHumility
“And if you don't like where you are on this chart, you need to first of all say, understand that it has nothing to do with your value. It has to do with divine order. There's an order in which God does things. And just as Christ is equal to God, he gives us an example you can submit to somebody that's on your level. Why? Because they got the title. The God the Father and God the Son are totally equal. They just got different titles. You know what that tells me, Reverend Green? It tells me this, that, watch this, just because you got the title, don't make you better than anybody else. Right. Because some of y'all get a title, especially in church. Boy, you get a title and they just act totally. They walk different. Your title doesn't make you better than anything. Yes. Walking your authority. Your title recognizes your authority and your responsibility, but it doesn't make you a better human being than another person. So carry your authority without arrogance.”
59s
#MenSubmitToChrist
“everybody must be aligned to God. Everybody must answer to God. So watch this. A woman should be in line with her husband. And the husband's primary responsibility, this is why I really wanna focus today, is right here. The man submitting himself to Christ. That is your primary responsibility as a man. Am I in line with Christ? Nothing else in your life is more important. That's where it starts. Am I in line with Christ? Because here's the deal. Even though Christ, there is equality all on this oral chart. Christ is equal to God. Woman is equal to man. Well, there was one place on this continuum where there is no equality, and it is right here. Man is not equal to Christ. So you should, without any pushback, be submitted to him because you are not on his level.”
48s
#KeepYourEyesForward
“It's hard to follow when you're looking back trying to straighten everybody else out. It's hard to follow when you're minding everybody else's business. As the senior adviser and the senior and senior vice president doing what they're supposed to do, keep your eye get in line. Keep your eyes on who's in front of you. Because God not only can see that Antoine's out of line, he could see when Antoine's heart was out of line before he moved. Oh, that's so good right there. He could see when it's see, come on. Right right. Just watch this. Before he moves over here, his thinking gets out of line.”
38s
#RememberGodsGrace
“God can see everybody that's out of line, and God will deal with everybody that's out of line in his own way. Yes, did. And if you're saying, pastor, they sure have been out of line for a long time. He sure have given them a lot of grace. Well, guess what? When you think that way, think about all the grace he gave you when you were out of line. I need to talk to the fort right here. I'm at the wrong church. We're pleased. Can you appreciate the grace that God gave you while he waited on you to stop smoking and stop drinking and stop tricking. Y'all ain't gonna help me here.”
46s
#SpiritualAlignment
“``let me tell you something which should never come off your list. Is he is he or she aligned with God? Let me show you something. Am I boring y'all? No. I don't care. This is the standard. We all need to be submitted to the lordship of Christ, the authority of God the father, and the leading of the Holy Spirit. Does that person have those qualities? And do you have them? You can't be a spiritual pinto looking for a Ferrari.”
34s
#OrderBringsMiracles
“but he says you gotta sit down because we're gonna bring this food to you. So I need some order because God doesn't work in chaos. He works in order. Right. Right. He says he also wants you to sit down in ranks. Everybody say ranks. Ranks. That's order. Yes. 50 groups of hundreds and in fifties. There are ten, twenty thousand people out here. I need some order because we're gonna come down your aisle with some food. If you're not an aisle, you ain't gonna eat. Because you only get the miracle when you get in line.”
39s
#SubmitByChoice
“When you when the bible says wise, hupotaso, your husbands, it means to arrange yourself under your husband. It is not a passive term where this has been dominated or forced on you. It is a volitional term. You choose to submit to this authority. It has nothing to do with value. A wife and a man a man and a woman are of equal value. Both were made in the image of God. A man is no more valuable than a woman. A woman is no more valuable than a man. They both were made in the image of God, but one has the title. Right.”
70s
#DontLetJudgmentOverrideLove
“I was a cashier, you know, I ain't had too many good jobs. When I was a cashier, I'm gonna help this illustration to make sense. There were certain things that would happen at the at the transaction that you had to have a certain amount of authority to do. And if something went wrong or you needed help, you had to ring your bell for a manager to come. And when the manager came to your crash register, they had to do what is called an override. And what the override did was it didn't matter what happened. Yeah. The override says, my my authority. Yeah. Lord, let me make this connection. Yeah. On the negative side, God has put love in you for your child, but your judgment keeps overriding it. They can never do enough because the love is conditional. It's based on performance.”

Why Oxon Hill churches are unique

Set along the Potomac and next to National Harbor, churches in Oxon Hill reflect a community shaped by hospitality, tourism, and daily commuting into D.C. This means services often prioritize accessibility and a warm welcome, with modern approaches that fit varied work schedules and visitors dropping in from across the region. Many offer services for shift workers, commuter-friendly service times, and welcoming first-time guests.
Oxon Hill’s cultural fabric—rooted in Prince George’s County’s strong African American heritage and enriched by West African, Caribbean, and Latin American influences—gives worship a vibrant, multicultural flavor. Oxon Hill churches often blend spirited music, community care, and cross-cultural ministry to meet neighbors where they are. You’ll frequently find vibrant gospel worship, bilingual Spanish and English, and community service and outreach.
Neighborhoods from Oxon Hill-Glassmanor to Fort Foote are notably family-centered and multigenerational, shaping ministries that invest in kids, teens, and practical discipleship. At the same time, new apartments and career opportunities near National Harbor draw young professionals, prompting ministries that build connection and support. Look for strong kids programs for young families, small group culture, and young adults and professionals.

Recent sermons from Oxon Hill churches

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