Fbcer - First Baptist El Reno

From Philippians 1:12-16 Alan Quigley brings a message about keeping your joy. Every day we need to view happenings from the perspective of the Lord. What is He doing in these circumstances? Romans 8:28 holds true. God is at work each day and is often using hard places and times to mold us to the character of Christ and to further the good news of salvation. Listen in now.Support the show (https://fbcelreno.com/give/)

Holden McCrackin, Next Gen and Missions Pastor, brings a message from Matthew 16:13-20. Every generation and every person in that generation must answer one critical question, "Who do you say I am?" That is the question is THE question that must be answered. Listen to the response of the disciples, the response of Peter. What is your response?Support the show (https://fbcelreno.com/give/)

John 12:26 (CSB)If anyone serves me, he must follow me. Where I am, there my servant also will be. If anyone serves me, the Father will honor him.  What does it mean to follow Christ? Following Christ will result in service; service flows out of our relationship with Christ as we seek to follow Him and spend time in His presence. Service to others brings the blessings of Jesus. Alan Quigley, Interim Pastor, brings a message from John 12:20-28Support the show (https://fbcelreno.com/give/)

From Ephesians 1:1-14, Alan Quigley, interim pastor, brings a message about identity. From where do you get your identity? Men often gain their identity through their function at work. Women often gain their identity through relationships. Those are generalizations for certain, but in what do you find identity? Support the show (https://fbcelreno.com/give/)

On Father's Day, Alan Quigley brings a message for the strengthening your marriage. The Right Way to Ruin a Home will give tips from a different perspective on how to make things work.Support the show (https://fbcelreno.com/give/)

Alan Quigley, Associate Executive Director for Oklahoma Baptists and also Interim Pastor for First Baptist Church of El Reno brings a message from Matthew 22:37-40. What does the world need? It needs the love of God. Jesus taught us to love by example and command and gives the power to love others with the love of God.Support the show (https://fbcelreno.com/give/)

Holden McCrackin, NextGen and Student Pastor, brings a message from Romans 8. Life throws many unexpected curves as us. How do we respond to those events? Let's look at the Word of God for us today.Support the show (https://fbcelreno.com/give/)

Brandon Peterson, layman from Quail Springs Baptist Church in Oklahoma City, brings a timely message on The Greatness of God out of the book of Jonah. Give it a listen.Support the show (https://fbcelreno.com/give/)

Tyler Kelley, Discipleship and Family Pastor, teaches from John 15:1-13. Jesus' last instructions to his disciples are powerful as we seek to be more and more like Jesus. Jesus commanded his disciples to abide or remain in Him. Doing that leads to a production of fruit but the key is remaining in Him. Listen in now.Support the show (https://fbcelreno.com/give/)

Holden McCrackin, NexGen and Student Pastor, brings a message from Romans 8:1. Are you set free in Christ? Do you feel condemned to return time and again to sin? By faith, accept that you have freedom in Jesus Christ and are not condemned but set free to live.Support the show (https://fbcelreno.com/give/)

Chad Coleman, Baptist Collegiate Ministries Director for Oklahoma Baptists, brings a message from Collossians 3:1-14 on Identity in Christ. 

Chad Coleman, Director of Baptist Collegiate Ministries for Oklahoma Baptists, shares a message of hope, "How to Have a Fresh Start" from Lamentations 3:16-24. This particular passage closes with great words of encouragement, "The steadfast love of the Lord never ceases; his mercies never come to an end; they are new every morning; great is your faithfulness. “The Lord is my portion,” says my soul, “therefore I will hope in him.”Support the show (https://fbcelreno.com/give/)

Holden McCrackin, Next Gen and Missions Minister, brings a timely message from Matthew 8:23-27. During this time or any time for that matter, on what are you and I building our lives? What is the foundation of your life and mine? Are we building our lives on the Word of God? Give it a listen.Support the show (https://fbcelreno.com/give/)

Senator James Lankford brings a message of hope and encouragement in the Lord Jesus Christ. Using II Corinthians 5:14-21, he reminds believers and unbelievers that Jesus died and was raised again--and that means something important for our lives. No one, absolutely no one is beyond hope because Christ Jesus offers new life--if anyone is in Christ, that person is a new creation. And we are encouraged to share the story of God's work in our own lives. Take heart! Be of good courage. Jesus has overcome death and the grave.Support the show (https://fbcelreno.com/give/)

Griff Henderson, Oklahoma Baptists Northwestern Ministry Partner, brings a message from John 17 about Jesus' prayer for his disciples, then and now. Listen in today.Support the show (https://fbcelreno.com/give/)

From Romans 1:13-16 Alan Quigley brings a message of hope for this time. We might look at the life of Paul when he was sitting in the Roman jail and think that he was limited in what could possibly be done. Paul did not, however, have that view. He had confidence that the Lord was going to use those circumstances to share the gospel with the whole world. What did Paul do? He started with those Roman guards assigned to guard him, and the Gospel went out to the ends of the earth. Give this message by Alan a listen. And thanks for listening!Support the show (https://fbcelreno.com/give/)

Tyler Kelley, Pastor for Discipleship and Families looks at the story of Esther and how God used her to help others overcome difficulty and hardship. Support the show (https://fbcelreno.com/give/)

Charlie Blount shares his last message as pastor with FBCER from Philippians 1:3-11 with a message of encouragement to the church. Support the show (https://fbcelreno.com/give/)

As Pastor Charlie prepares to follow God on a new step of his journey to First Moore he has very timely message for the people of FBCER: Don't Stop. Support the show (https://fbcelreno.com/give/)

Our prayer is to be prayer asked in faith--faith that God will grant our request. Jesus used a fig tree as an object lesson to teach us to cultivate our internal life so that what is seen on the outside reflects what God is doing in our lives. Check out this message in our series ASK! Support the show (https://fbcelreno.com/give/)