Fbcer - First Baptist El Reno

From Acts 18:24-28, we look at who Jesus is. In these verses we see Apollos "proving from the Scriptures that Jesus was the Christ." Charlie will do a brief survey of Old and New Testament scriptures which explain that Jesus is the Christ, the Messiah.Support the show (https://fbcelreno.com/give/)

Remember, you are not alone when things get tough. Here, Charlie looks at three truths from Acts 18 which help when times get hard.Support the show (https://fbcelreno.com/give/)

Last week we looked at the heart of Paul for the lost and the glory of God that moved him to be willing to proclaim the gospel. We left asking God to create that spur in us that would lead us to action. Many of you said that you were wiling and so today I want to show us from the scriptures a "how" of missions and evangelism, an an approach to engage people with the gospel.Support the show (https://fbcelreno.com/give/)

In Week 19 of Acts: the Rest of the Story, we look to chapter 17:16-21 for the heart, action, and divine appointment in evangelism and missions.Support the show (https://fbcelreno.com/give/)

From Acts 17:1-15 we see the disciples accused of turning the world upside down. What were the keys to their influence? What is the secret to their "success?"Support the show (https://fbcelreno.com/give/)

God uses the unexpected in our lives. In Acts 16, Paul sees the Lord use a woman, a slave, and a Gentile to show His amazing glory and grace. Support the show (https://fbcelreno.com/give/)

In Acts 15: 36-41 we see a division arise between Paul and Barnabus. Their response in this situation furnishes us a model for how to handle conflict within the church. Check it out.Support the show (https://fbcelreno.com/give/)

Charlie Blount wraps up our look at the office of Elders in the New Testament church with a review of the Biblical foundation and also the practical reasons for a church to have this office.Support the show (https://fbcelreno.com/give/)

Charlie continues with the explanation of the qualifications of an elder as expressed in the New Testament.Support the show (https://fbcelreno.com/give/)

This week we continue looking at who elders were in the early church and what they do. Scripture to be considered includes Acts 20:17, 28-63, I Peter 5:1-5, Ephesians 4:11-12, Acts 15, I Timothy 3:5 and 5:17 and James 5:13-15. Support the show (https://fbcelreno.com/give/)

We begin to look at "Moving Toward a Healthy Church." Three things we begin to review from Scripture are: 1. What does it mean to be a church member? 2. What is the biblical meaning and function of a deacon? 3. Are elders part of the the biblical structure of church leadership? Support the show (https://fbcelreno.com/give/)

From Acts 14:21-22 -- Three Truths for Every BelieverSupport the show (https://fbcelreno.com/give/)

Alan Quigley, Mobilization Team Leader for the Baptist General Convention of Oklahoma, speaks to us in the first service of three services for our Intentional emphasis. This message comes from Colossians 1:28 -- everyone perfect in Christ.Support the show (https://fbcelreno.com/give/)

This is a Lord's Supper Meditation based on Acts 13:26-33, 38-39. Follow along and participate in the meditation and directed prayer of this message. Be aware that there will be times for you to respond in prayer and then the message will pick up. Don't be alarmed or stop the recording. The silences are there on purpose. And by the way, thanks for listening to our podcast.Support the show (https://fbcelreno.com/give/)

Acts chapter 13 highlights the hallmarks of the Spirit-filled Church. Take a listen.Support the show (https://fbcelreno.com/give/)

Arthur Blount, pastor at Carnegie FBC and father of our pastor, Charlie Blount, brings a message from II Timothy 4:1-8--Five Truths to Know. On this day we celebrate 10 years of fruitful ministry by Charlie and Renee Blount to our congregation and the people of El Reno.Support the show (https://fbcelreno.com/give/)

The early church has much to teach us about our expectations in prayer. In Acts 12 we read of Peter's imprisonment and his miraculous release. The church all over the city was praying, but when he appeared at the door . . . Support the show (https://fbcelreno.com/give/)

Charlie unpacks Acts 11:17-29 as we see the spread of the gospel to Gentiles in Antioch. Barnabus from Jerusalem is sent to Antioch and then he finds Paul. Together they spend a year in Antioch teaching the new church there.Support the show (https://fbcelreno.com/give/)

In Acts 10 Peter has a vision of "clean and unclean" which is then followed by an invitation to the house of Cornelius, the centurion. In the life of Peter and the early church, God breaks down the wall of separation between Jew and Greek. What lessons is the Lord teaching us through this encounter?Support the show (https://fbcelreno.com/give/)

From Acts 9, we look at the continuing story of Peter.Support the show (https://fbcelreno.com/give/)