FBC Moberly

Open your Bibles to Acts 14:21-28 and follow along as Pastor Brian shows us two practices of a healthy church. (1) A healthy church should love, care and serve one another. (2) A healthy church should love, care and serve the church.

Open your Bibles to Acts 14:1-21 and follow along as we discover three ways an eternal perspective helps us be faithful in trying times

Open your Bible to Acts 13:13-52 and find out how to find joy (Hint, it's only through Christ!) 1) To Find Joy we realize that God is in Complete Control (vv.13-41) 2) To Find Joy we realize that we have a choice (vv. 42-52)

Grab your Bibles and follow along as Pastor Michael Hunt preaches from Acts 13:1-12 with a message entitled, "Opposition to the Mission."

1. Your worst days should lead you to fervent prayer (vv.1-5) 2. Your worst days should lead you to trust in God’s power. (vv. 6-19). 3. Your worst days should lead you to look for God’s Providence (vv 19-25)

1. The church that was scattered became the church that was sent (vv.19-21). 2. The church that was sent became the church that was strong (vv. 22-25). 3. The church that was strong became the church that sent. (vv.26-30).

This sermon is from Acts 10:1-11:18

Grab your Bibles and open them to Acts 9 and follow along to the latest message from the FBC Moberly pulpit entitled "All About Jesus, All The Time."

Open your Bibles to Acts 9 and follow along as Pastor Brian shows us three results of being saved by the Lord. 1. Being saved by the Lord means serving Him where you are. (vv.19-22) 2. Being saved by the Lord means opposition from the lost. (vv.23-25) 3. Being saved by the Lord means serving Him with the church. (vv. 26-31)

In the story of Saul's conversion, we see two types of people: Those who are resistant to being SAVED by God. Those who are resistant to being SENT by God. Which one are you? My prayer is that you GET UP and GO as a result of an encounter with the Word of God! Grab your Bible, open it up to Acts 9:1-19 and follow along as Pastor Brian preaches, "Humbled and Honored."

Open your Bibles to Luke 19:1-10 and follow along as Pastor Bob preaches a message entitled, "Jesus is Passing This Way."

Have you ever wanted a high-five from heaven? Listen to today's sermon and learn how! This sermon looks at Acts 8:26-40 and reminds us that we can trust God when he tells us what to do. And when we do what the Lord tells us we see: 1) The Lord will place us in unique situations (vv. 26-30). 2) The Lord will provide us with Gospel conversations (vv. 30-40)

This sermon looks at Acts 8:9-25 and sees three pictures of headless serpent, Satan. 1. The dead serpent is deceptive in the world (vv 9-11) 2. The dead serpent is defeated by Christ (vv. 12-17) 3. The dead serpent is devastating in the church (vv. 18-25).

This sermon is from Acts 8:1-8 and considers the heavy subject of theodicy, or "If God is good, just, loving and able...then why is there suffering and evil in the world?" 1. We live in a broken world (What others planned for evil (Acts 8:1-3) 2. We live for a greater purpose (God planned for good (Acts 8:4-8) Recommended music to go with this sermon. 1. Almost Home: Keith and Kristen Ge...

The Rejection of an Uncontainable God is a sermon based on Acts 6-7.

This Sermon looks at the two-step process to solving problems from Acts 6:1-7 1) We will always face big problems (Acts 6:1-2) 2) The Lord will always provide the right solutions (Acts 6:3-7).

This sermon looks at Acts 5:33-42 and shows us two steps to suffering well. 1. When trouble comes, trust the Lord and keep an eternal perspective (vv. 33-39). 2. When suffering comes, rejoice in the Lord and steward your suffering well (vv. 40-42). If you have any questions about Jesus, please don't hesitate to reach out and ask! You can email Pastor Brian directly at pastor@fbcmoberly.org or...

This sermon is from Acts 5:21-32 and considers how the chief priests tried to stop Jesus and His church, but failed (again). 1. They arrested the apostles, but God set them free (vv.21-24) 2. They silenced the church, but God sent them to speak. (vv. 25-29). 3. They killed Jesus, but God defeated death and sin (vv. 29-32). If you have any questions about Jesus, please don't hesitate to reach o...

This sermon is from Acts 5 and considers three results of the Gospel message. 1. The Gospel message brings the lost to faith (Acts 5:12-16) 2. The Gospel message brings trouble to the church (Acts 5:17-18) 3. The Gospel message brings blessing to the church (Acts 5:19-21) If you have any questions about Jesus or if we can help you in your walk with Christ, please don’t hesitate to reach out to us....