An unfortunate result of the fall is that our work came under the curse. The thing at which we spend the balance of our waking hours is also the place that tries our soul…especially when injustice enters the workplace.

Ron Moore offers biblical solutions to unfairness on the job.

Jesus told us in John 6: “All those the Father gives me will come to me, and whoever comes to me I will never drive away.”  What did he mean by that and what does it mean to you?

Ron Moore talks about the meaning and comfort for believers, anchored by a truth that’s hard to understand.

How do you build a life that will stand the storms and earthquakes of living? It begins with one critical part and continues as we align every wall, in every room to that spiritual building-block.

Spiritual fashion week occurs every week for the believer…and the runway runs right through your town.

In view of that public display, Ron Moore helps you ditch the old man’s knock-offs and dress in the eternal Designer’s fresh creations.

The rigors of boot camp, no matter how severe, are not the same as war…but they can make a soldier ready for it.  So it is in spiritually training for our fight with the world system. A system that would gladly crush Christian soldiers.

Be more than conquerors through Christ who loved us.

More certain than an eastern sunrise…surer than the foundations of earth…that is the hope to which we are anchored in Christ.

Ron Moore details our security and its evidence.

How do you live for the next world when life in this one is reasonably comfortable?

How do you live as a stranger in this world rather than its friend?

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 Moore brings us in this half-hour.

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 exchange of our faith for divine blessing.

When does the phrase: “I give up” signal victory instead of defeat? When does “my sacrifice” mean getting everything I truly want?

Ron Moore shares those paradoxes through the story of Abraham and Isaac. It’s there that you’ll find triumph and plenty.