Fbcer - First Baptist El Reno

From Acts 9: 23 and followingSupport the show (https://fbcelreno.com/give/)

Acts 9: Saul sees the Lord Jesus Christ on the road to Damascus which sets in motion a mighty chain of life-changing events. Ananias experiences a crisis of faith but obeys the command of God to go and meet Saul, the persecutor of the people of the Way. Saul begins his journey to sharing the Gospel of Christ with much of the Mediterranean world. Support the show (https://fbcelreno.com/give/)

Charlie helps us look at 5 simple but profound truths taught at the 2018 Vacation Bible School--truth for your life no matter what your age.Support the show (https://fbcelreno.com/give/)

The story of Philip, an early deacon, is full of interesting encounters and lessons to be learned and applied. Let's look at his encounter with Simon the Sorcerer and also with the Ethiopian Eunuch.Support the show (https://fbcelreno.com/give/)

Join Pastor Tyler as he helps us discover God's love for us as through a study of Luke 15:11-32. Support the show (https://fbcelreno.com/give/)

From Acts 6:8--7:53, we see how the early church (especially Stephen) responded to the challenge of the religious leaders to their faith and testimony. Stephen stood strong with truth, conviction and fearlessness even to the point of dying for his faith. Support the show (https://fbcelreno.com/give/)

From Acts chapter 6, we view challenge of dissension in the early church, what led to that difficulty and the solution that the early church leaders found. How might these steps influence the modern church? Support the show (https://fbcelreno.com/give/)

From Acts 4:32 -- 5:11, we see a reiterating of what it means to be a part of the body of Christ. Follow along . . . Support the show (https://fbcelreno.com/give/)

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From Acts 4:1-31 we see the boldness of the disciples in proclaiming the risen Lord. What made the difference in the few weeks since the crucifixion?Support the show (https://fbcelreno.com/give/)

As great a wonder as the coming of the Holy Spirit and the healing of the lame man in Acts 2 and 3 is, there is a greater wonder we must recognize--that forgiveness of sin is available through the blood of Jesus Christ.Support the show (https://fbcelreno.com/give/)

From Acts 2:43-47, we discover foundations of a healthy church, some marks and characteristics of the early church.Support the show (https://fbcelreno.com/give/)

There is more to the story after the resurrection of Christ Jesus. See the action of God come to life in the early church as we move through the book of Acts.Support the show (https://fbcelreno.com/give/)

Here is the intro for our new message series: Acts: The Rest of the Story. We begin looking at the events of Acts--a continuation of Luke's Gospel. What happened after the resurrection of Jesus? Should we expect more of the same? What does Acts tell us about "who, what, when and how" of the church? Support the show (https://fbcelreno.com/give/)

From Romans 6:1-16. The resurrection of Jesus is a historical reality which guarantees us a future resurrection while also giving us a present victory over the domination of sin in our lives..Support the show (https://fbcelreno.com/give/)

It was no accident that Jesus entered Jerusalem that Passover Week so long ago. He was marching toward events He knew would happen--he had foretold these events to his disciples.Support the show (https://fbcelreno.com/give/)

Matthew 11:25-30Support the show (https://fbcelreno.com/give/)

The Sermon on the Mount found in Matthew 5 - 7 is actually one message about the Kingdom of God, not three separate messages divided into three chapters. Jesus closes this Kingdom message with a word of warning found in Matthew 7:13-29. Take a look.Support the show (https://fbcelreno.com/give/)

Tyler Kelley explains that Jesus not only has an intentional message, but also has an intentional calling--Follow Me. We take a look at Matthew 4:18-22Support the show (https://fbcelreno.com/give/)

The intentional message of Jesus is repentance, kingdom and faith. From Matthew 4:17 and Mark 1:14-15Support the show (https://fbcelreno.com/give/)