Ralph Moore Sermon Library

What should the church look like when it follows the pattern established in the Book of Acts?

Pastor Ralph Moore introduces the early church as a prototype for believers today—a Spirit-empowered community committed to growing spiritually, reaching people locally and carrying the gospel throughout the world.

This message challenges ordinary Christians to believe that God can use them to accomplish extraordinary things when they pray, obey and depend upon the power of the Holy Spirit.

We often call something love when we really mean attraction, need, approval, or affection. First Corinthians 13 gives us a clearer test: true love shows itself through patience, kindness, humility, and the way we treat people under pressure.

In Part 1, Carl Moore begins examining the marks of genuine love. This message invites us to look beyond our words and ask whether our everyday choices reflect the kind of love God shows us.

You can find more sermon libraries and complete teaching series in the playlists on this YouTube channel.

This series was taught by Ralph and Carl Moore at Hope Chapel Kaneohe Bay, later renamed Anchor Church Kaneohe, HI.

For more like this check the resources at https://ralphmoore.net.

First Corinthians 13 describes love through actions rather than feelings. Love doesn’t keep score, delight in another person’s failure, or insist on always getting its own way. It protects, trusts, hopes, and perseveres.

In Part 2, Carl Moore continues exploring the biblical signs of true love. This teaching helps us examine our motives, recognize selfish patterns, and allow God to produce a love that remains steady when relationships become difficult.

You can find more sermon libraries and complete teaching series in the playlists on this YouTube channel.

This series was taught by Ralph and Carl Moore at Hope Chapel Kaneohe Bay, later renamed Anchor Church Kaneohe, HI.

For more like this check the resources at https://ralphmoore.net.

Continuing the teaching from Philippians 4, Ralph Moore goes deeper into the practical discipline of focusing our minds on what is true, good and worthy of our attention.

Peace doesn’t mean pretending that problems don’t exist. It means learning to view them from a different center.

In this second part, Ralph explores how our habits of thought can either feed anxiety or help us live in the peace and strength God provides.

Where we place our attention has enormous power over our emotions.

Drawing from Philippians 4, Ralph Moore looks at the connection between our thoughts, our anxieties and the peace God promises.

Rather than allowing fear to dictate what fills our minds, Paul gives us a very different focus.

Part one of this message explores how redirecting our thinking toward God’s truth can begin moving us from panic toward peace and strength.

In Philippians 4, Paul points us toward a peace that isn’t dependent on circumstances.

In this message, Ralph Moore explores what it means to stand firm when anxiety, pressure and uncertainty begin to take over. God’s peace is more than a passing feeling—it becomes a place from which we can live, pray and face whatever comes next.

This message is part of the From Panic to Power series, combining biblical teaching with lessons learned through Ralph’s own journey.

Anxiety and depression don't have to win. In this teaching from Paul's letter to the church in Philippi, Ralph Moore draws on both Scripture and medical insight to show how God's peace becomes a practical weapon against fear and despair.

Using history as a lens — from Winston Churchill's defiant words to Hitler's propaganda — Ralph contrasts the power of life-giving speech with the destructive force of fear. The result is a biblical framework for moving from panic to power, one thought at a time.

Part 1 of a 2-part series from "Defeating Anxiety: Moving from Despair to Destiny."

Anxiety and depression don't have to win. In this teaching from Paul's letter to the church in Philippi, Ralph Moore draws on both Scripture and medical insight to show how God's peace becomes a practical weapon against fear and despair.

Using history as a lens — from Winston Churchill's defiant words to Hitler's propaganda — Ralph contrasts the power of life-giving speech with the destructive force of fear. The result is a biblical framework for moving from panic to power, one thought at a time.

Part 1 of a 2-part series from "Defeating Anxiety: Moving from Despair to Destiny."

Conflict doesn’t automatically destroy a relationship. Much depends on how we handle it. Angry words, old accusations, personal attacks, and the need to win can turn a disagreement into a wound that lasts for years.

Ralph Moore offers practical help for facing conflict without tearing one another down. This message explores honest communication, careful listening, forgiveness, and the humility needed to solve problems while protecting the relationship.

You can find more sermon libraries and complete teaching series in the playlists on this YouTube channel.

This series was taught by Ralph and Carl Moore at Hope Chapel Kaneohe Bay, later renamed Anchor Church Kaneohe, HI.

For more like this check the resources at https://ralphmoore.net.

Labels can trap people. Once we decide that someone has failed, disappointed us, or will never change, we may stop seeing the person God created and begin seeing only the problem.

Ralph Moore addresses the pain and frustration of difficult relationships while offering hope for change. This teaching explores responsibility, wise boundaries, forgiveness, and the transforming work God can begin in us—even before the other person changes.

You can find more sermon libraries and complete teaching series in the playlists on this YouTube channel.

This series was taught by Ralph and Carl Moore at Hope Chapel Kaneohe Bay, later renamed Anchor Church Kaneohe, HI.

For more like this check the resources at https://ralphmoore.net.