Like sudden impact on weakened steel, pain can leave your heart bent and broken…especially when the impact is from your own hand. On today’s broadcast Ron Moore will help light the kiln that repairs shattered hearts.

Loneliness is a cold, pain-wrapped gift.  Inside its drab covering lies a bright purpose and smoldering hope. Today Ron Moore offers unwrapping instructions that will ignite that hope and illuminate God’s purpose in your life.

The flames of victorious faith are not found in cool comfort.  They are kindled in the difficult, dirty and disappointing lessons of life. But, as Ron Moore is about to share, once fanned those flames will ignite your heart and your world.

He made us, He became us, and He died for us. With that résumé how could He not know us? The truth is He knows us better than we know ourselves. So, doesn’t it make sense that we can confidently return His surrender with our own? That’s the challenge Ron... Continue Reading…

The Spirit of power is walking in your footsteps and living in your soul. He wants to show His might through you, but He waits…for recognition and surrender. Today Ron Moore helps us with the former. The latter will be up to you. And the power to live victoriously will... Continue Reading…

Expectations are often borrowed disappointments. And disappointments are often His appointments. When we surrender our expectations to Christ, He replaces them with something better than we can expect or even imagine. That’s Ron Moore’s challenge in this half-hour, to give up our desires for God’s. As you’ll see, it’s an... Continue Reading…

From birth to death the curtain never closes on your performance. And the house is never empty. The only question is who does your ever-present audience see? Is it you or is it the one whose life you’re supposed to reflect? Today Ron Moore challenges us to surrender the spotlight... Continue Reading…

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