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If the apostles thought their story was over as they watched Jesus rise into the heavens, they were wrong. Bible Teacher Ron Moore begins a new study looking at a book of the Bible known to many as, "The Acts of the Apostles." Starting with Jesus' final command, we'll look at this important point in church history and ask, "What does it look like to love Jesus?"

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If the apostles thought their story was over as they watched Jesus rise into the heavens, they were wrong. Bible Teacher Ron Moore begins a new study looking at a book of the Bible known to many as, "The Acts of the Apostles." Starting with Jesus' final command, we'll look at this important point in church history and ask, "What does it look like to love Jesus?"

Josiah became King of Judah when he was only eight years old, at a time when the nation had all but forgot about God. But Josiah remembered and led Judah to one of the greatest spiritual revivals in that nation's history. As we conclude this series, Ron Moore encourages us to have the same passion for God that we find in Josiah's life.

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Josiah became King of Judah when he was only eight years old, at a time when the nation had all but forgot about God. But Josiah remembered and led Judah to one of the greatest spiritual revivals in that nation's history. As we conclude this series, Ron Moore encourages us to have the same passion for God that we find in Josiah's life.

Sometimes, tragically, an entire life of faithful service to God can be undone in a single moment. And while God is merciful to forgive the sin of the truly penitent heart, the consequences are real and need to be dealt with. Ron Moore shows us how this played out in the life King Hezekiah. Plus, we'll see how to restart that spiritual renewal in our hearts after we've been sidetracked by sin.

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Sometimes, tragically, an entire life of faithful service to God can be undone in a single moment. And while God is merciful to forgive the sin of the truly penitent heart, the consequences are real and need to be dealt with. Ron Moore shows us how this played out in the life King Hezekiah. Plus, we'll see how to restart that spiritual renewal in our hearts after we've been sidetracked by sin.

In Proverbs, Solomon wrote that pride goes before destruction. And in the life of King Uzziah, we see the truth of this Scripture lived out. As Ron Moore takes us through all the accomplishments of Uzziah's life, we'll find the moment where the king's strength becomes his weakness. And we'll learn the key to a humble heart and how to live confidently before God while avoiding the snares of pride.

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In Proverbs, Solomon wrote that pride goes before destruction. And in the life of King Uzziah, we see the truth of this Scripture lived out. As Ron Moore takes us through all the accomplishments of Uzziah's life, we'll find the moment where the king's strength becomes his weakness. And we'll learn the key to a humble heart and how to live confidently before God while avoiding the snares of pride.

The life of King Joash is a study in contrasts. While his spiritual mentor was alive, Joash was a model believer and led the nation in following God. But after his mentor died, the king became a different person and forgot the God of his youth. Through his example, we'll learn how to keep our own heart firmly in step with God and the importance of maintaining a personal relationship with Him.

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

The life of King Joash is a study in contrasts. While his spiritual mentor was alive, Joash was a model believer and led the nation in following God. But after his mentor died, the king became a different person and forgot the God of his youth. Through his example, we'll learn how to keep our own heart firmly in step with God and the importance of maintaining a personal relationship with Him.