Win the Day: Five Minutes with Pastor Nat Crawford on Oneplace.com

What are you afraid of today? Change? Bad news? Failure? Warren Wiersbe points us to the example of someone who battled fear, but found the help and strength he needed through faith in the Lord.

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What are you afraid of today? Change? Bad news? Failure? Warren Wiersbe points us to the example of someone who battled fear, but found the help and strength he needed through faith in the Lord.

Many people describe their first encounter with Jesus as an eye-opening experience. For Paul, that was a literal fact. Join Bible Teacher Ron Moore as we consider Paul's journey to Damascus and his dramatic encounter with the living God. From there we'll look at the ways in which God calls men and women today to His side.

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Many people describe their first encounter with Jesus as an eye-opening experience. For Paul, that was a literal fact. Join Bible Teacher Ron Moore as we consider Paul's journey to Damascus and his dramatic encounter with the living God. From there we'll look at the ways in which God calls men and women today to His side.

What does the man or woman of God look like? Not the bigger-than-life, as-seen-on-TV type. The simple, following-God-wherever-He-leads type. The type that looks just like us when Christ is on the throne of our heart. Ron Moore shows us the type of disciple we can be through the example of the first century deacon named Philip.

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What does the man or woman of God look like? Not the bigger-than-life, as-seen-on-TV type. The simple, following-God-wherever-He-leads type. The type that looks just like us when Christ is on the throne of our heart. Ron Moore shows us the type of disciple we can be through the example of the first century deacon named Philip.

If you throw water on a grease fire, you only spread the fire. And enemies of Christ discovered the same principle holds when you try to "put out" the Christian fire. Ron Moore considers the history of persecution in the Christian church starting with the stoning of Stephen in the Book of Acts. Through it all we'll be encouraged to know God is greater and will give us strength to not just survive the attacks of the enemy, but to grow stronger through it.

To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/499/29

If you throw water on a grease fire, you only spread the fire. And enemies of Christ discovered the same principle holds when you try to "put out" the Christian fire. Ron Moore considers the history of persecution in the Christian church starting with the stoning of Stephen in the Book of Acts. Through it all we'll be encouraged to know God is greater and will give us strength to not just survive the attacks of the enemy, but to grow stronger through it.

Near the beginning of the Book of Acts, we're introduced to a man named Stephen--a man bold and fearless in his service to Jesus. And, as Ron Moore explains, he was the first Christian to be killed for his faith. But, though his life was tragically cut short, his final sermon gives us one of the best summaries of how God has been at work in history from the very beginning to bring salvation to all people through Jesus.

To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/499/29

Near the beginning of the Book of Acts, we're introduced to a man named Stephen--a man bold and fearless in his service to Jesus. And, as Ron Moore explains, he was the first Christian to be killed for his faith. But, though his life was tragically cut short, his final sermon gives us one of the best summaries of how God has been at work in history from the very beginning to bring salvation to all people through Jesus.