When Life Seems Out of Control
Throughout our lives most of us have experienced seasons that seem (at least) a little out of control. 2020 has likely been a year that seems chaotic for many of us. Social unrest, political infighting, and a little thing called COVID are just a few of the difficulties that have led us all to feel, in some way, like life is out of control. Yet in the midst of the madness the Bible would remind us that even when life seems out of control and chaotic, that there is a sovereign God at work behind the scenes, who is in control and working all of life’s circumstances according to His divine purpose and plan.
The book of Daniel serves a great reminder that even when life seems out of control, it is not. Daniel, a Hebrew teenager, finds himself in the midst of pagan Babylon. Far away from his family and home, he is faced with seemingly impossible situations all around him, yet there is a constant reminder that God has not abandoned him and is at work in it all. You and I can take heart as we study the first six chapters of Daniel, that regardless of what we face, our God is at work for the good of His people and the glory of His name. When life seems out of control, rest assured that it is in control of the One who loves us and is working for our ultimate good.
Join us on Sundays from October 18 through November 22 as we learn how to trust in God even when life seems out of control. Worship gatherings happen at 9:30 (in-person) and 11:00am (in-person & online).
Midweek Update [October 7, 2020]
We're Hiring
First Moore is seeking a ministry minded person to join our team and provide support to our Next Gen Ministries.
Do you have a passion for helping the next generation of Christ-followers and enjoy working behind the scenes? Then our Next Gen Ministry Assistant position may be for you!
Position: Next Gen Ministry Assistant
This position will provide administrative support to our Next Gen Ministries that includes preschool, kids and student ministries. Tasks to include budget tracking, assisting in event planning, and managing team communications.
Apply for this open position through the button below. We will receive applications through October 18, 2020.
Midweek Update [September 30, 2020]
Lifegroup Leadership Investment
On Wednesday, October 7 we are asking all leaders (directors, teachers and connectors) of our Adult Lifegroups to join us for a night of vision, encouragement and investment. Our event will begin with a box dinner at 6:00pm and will conclude around 7:30pm. Childcare will be provided. Let us know if you can make it by registering through the button below.
Midweek Update [September 23, 2020]
Midweek Update [September 16, 2020]
Serve at Punkin Chunkin
First Moore is gearing up to host our annual community event called “Punkin Chunkin” on Sunday, October 11. This event is open to all people in our community but is a great opportunity for families to spend time together. There will be a hayride, pumpkins for people to chunk, apple cannons, face-painting, food and much more.
You can help make this event both fun and successful by volunteering to serve.
Midweek Update [September 9, 2020]
Midweek Update [September 2, 2020]
Estate Planning Available
We believe that the Bible teaches us to steward our resources wisely, both as individuals and as a church. We do this because we know that everything we have is a gift from God.
Our church has been highlighting a stewardship opportunity available through the Baptist Foundation of Oklahoma. The Baptist Foundation of Oklahoma can help you pass on God’s provision through biblically grounded estate planning that both provides for your family and advances ministry. Estate planning is one of the those things we don’t often think about but it is important thing for all people to do no matter what stage of life you are in.
If you would like to find out more about how you can protect your family and prepare for the future visit www.bfok.org/estateplan.
Midweek Update [August 26, 2020]
Midweek Update [August 19, 2020]
Midweek Update [August 12, 2020]
Midweek Update [August 5, 2020]
VBS 2020 - Mission Moore
VBS at First Moore looked a little different this year due to the Coronavirus. Instead of hosting VBS within the walls of the church building, we took VBS to six parks in our community; Parmele, Fairmoore, Little River, Kiwanis, Veterans and Buck Thomas Park. With 185 kids and 145 volunteers, we had four kids surrender their lives to Jesus! Praise God!
