Grace for the Journey with Dr. Bob Moseley
Bob Moseley Ministries is dedicated to helping people know Christ more deeply through faithful, verse-by-verse Bible teaching, expository preaching, and practical discipleship rooted in God's Word. Each episode seeks to equip believers to grow in faith, live with biblical conviction, and follow Jesus in everyday life.
Episodes
What happens when an ordinary moment of faithfulness becomes an extraordinary demonstration of God's power?
In this episode of Jerusalem to Rome, we explore Acts 3:1–10, where Peter and John encounter a man who had been lame from birth, begging for alms at the Beautiful Gate of the temple. Expecting silver or gold, the man instead receives something far greater—healing through the name and authori...
Rabbi Paul Klassen, President of the Aliyah Foundation, traces God’s covenant faithfulness from Noah to Jesus, affirming enduring promises to Israel, God’s presence in life’s storms, and hope secured by the resurrection.
In the first message of our new series, “Don’t You Get It?”, we turn to Mark 7:1–13 and Jesus’ confrontation with the Pharisees and scribes. Their concern was outward religious tradition, but Jesus exposed a deeper problem: it is possible to honor God with our lips while our hearts remain far from Him.
In “When Religion Misses the Point,” we examine the danger of allowing tra...
In the final message of the series “Do You See Him?”, we turn to Mark 6:45–56, where the disciples find themselves exhausted, struggling against the wind, and unable to recognize Jesus as He comes to them across the water.
In “He’s in the Storm,” we explore the deeper meaning behind Jesus walking on the sea, His words, “Take courage. It is I. Do not be afraid,” and the ...
What does a church formed by the gospel and filled with the Holy Spirit look like?
In Episode 7 of Jerusalem to Rome, we explore Acts 2:42–47 and Luke’s portrait of the first Christian community. The believers devoted themselves to the apostles’ teaching, fellowship, the breaking of bread, and prayer. Their faith also became visible through reverent worship, joyful hospitality, sacrificial generosit...
In Mark 6:35–44, the disciples look at thousands of hungry people and see a problem far greater than their resources. Five loaves. Two fish. An impossible need.
But Jesus sees something different.
In “More Than Enough,” we discover that faith does not require us to pretend our limitations are not real. Instead, Jesus calls us to place what we have in His hands, obey Him even when we do not understand...
In Episode 5, Peter declared that everyone who calls upon the name of the Lord will be saved. But who is this Lord? In Acts 2:22–41, Peter answers with unmistakable clarity: the Jesus who was crucified has been raised from the dead, exalted to God’s right hand, and revealed as both Lord and Messiah.
In this episode of Jerusalem to Rome, we follow Peter’s argument from Jesus’ public ministry an...
In Mark 6:30–34, the disciples return from ministry weary and in need of rest. Jesus invites them to come away with Him, but their retreat is interrupted by a crowd waiting on the shore.
What Jesus sees changes everything.
Where others might see an inconvenience, Jesus sees people “like sheep without a shepherd,” and He is moved with compassion.
In this message from the Do You See Him? series, “...
Where do I belong? It's a question most of us ask at some point in life. The world often tells us that belonging must be earned through performance, success, or having everything together. Jesus offers something radically different.
In Matthew 11:28–30, Jesus invites the weary and burdened: “Come to me…and I will give you rest.” In this Back to Church Sunday message, we explore what it means ...
In Episode 5 of Jerusalem to Rome, “This Is What Was Spoken,” we examine Acts 2:14–21 as Peter stands with the Eleven to explain the extraordinary events of Pentecost. Peter does not begin with speculation or personal experience—he begins with Scripture, declaring that the outpouring of the Holy Spirit fulfills the promise God gave through the prophet Joel.
What does Pentecost reveal about the...
In Mark 6:14–29, Herod hears the truth, respects the man who speaks it, and even feels the weight of conviction—yet he still refuses to repent. In this message from the series "Do You See Him?", we explore the danger of hearing God’s Word without surrendering to it. Conviction is not the finish line; it is an invitation to repentance, obedience, and freedom in Christ. Herod’s story challenges...
The waiting is over.
In Acts 2, the promise Jesus gave His disciples is fulfilled as the Holy Spirit is poured out at Pentecost. But this moment is about far more than wind, fire, and miraculous languages. Pentecost marks a decisive step in God’s plan of salvation.
In this episode of Jerusalem to Rome, we explore the Feast of Weeks, the harvest setting of Pentecost, the biblical imagery of wind and fire, the sig...
In Mark 6:6b–13, Jesus moves His disciples from watching to going. After spending time with Him, they are sent out to carry His authority, depend on His provision, proclaim repentance, and minister with compassion.
In this message from the Do You See Him? series, we consider what happens when seeing Jesus becomes following Jesus into mission—and what it means to be faithful even when the results are not o...
What do you do when God has given you a promise, but you haven’t yet seen its fulfillment?
After watching Jesus ascend into heaven, the disciples return to Jerusalem and wait for the promised Holy Spirit. But their waiting is anything but passive. They gather together, pray, search the Scriptures, address the vacancy left by Judas, and prepare themselves for the mission Jesus has given them.
In this episode of J...
In the opening message of our new series, Do You See Him?, we turn to Mark 6:1–6a and Jesus’ return to His hometown of Nazareth.
The people there knew His family, His background, and His trade. They thought they knew exactly who Jesus was. But their familiarity became a barrier to faith. They were astonished by His wisdom and His works, yet they could not see beyond the Jesus they thought they alr...
In Episode 2 of Jerusalem to Rome, we continue through Acts 1:6–11 and come to one of the most important passages in the entire book.
The disciples want to know when Jesus will restore the kingdom. Instead of giving them a timetable, Jesus gives them a mission: “You will receive power when the Holy Spirit has come upon you, and you will be my witnesses…”
We explore what it means to be empowere...
In Week Five of Who Can This Be?, we come to one of the most powerful moments in Mark’s Gospel. Jairus had come to Jesus believing He could heal his daughter—but before Jesus arrived, the devastating word came: “Your daughter is dead.”
It appeared that Jesus was too late.
But Jesus responds with a word that reaches beyond Jairus to every place where fear threatens faith: “Do not be afraid...
Welcome to the first episode of Jerusalem to Rome: A Verse-by-Verse Journey Through Acts and the Apostolic Letters.
In this opening episode, Dr. Bob Moseley introduces the vision for the study and begins exploring Acts 1:1–5. We’ll meet Luke and Theophilus, consider the purpose and historical setting of Acts, and discover why one small word—“began”—helps us understand the entire bo...
In Week 4 of the series Who Can This Be?, Pastor Bob Moseley explores Mark 5:21–34 and the story of a woman who had suffered for twelve years. She had exhausted her resources, endured isolation, and nearly lost hope. But when she heard about Jesus, she reached for Him in faith.
What follows reveals more than Christ’s power to heal. It reveals His compassion.
Jesus stops for the one others overlook. He sees...
Exploring Mark 5:1-20, this sermon highlights Jesus' restorative power, transforming lives internally and externally, and the importance of sharing personal testimonies of His mercy.
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