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

One of the keys to a life of influence is being respectable. As Ron Moore explains, this is a life that is consistent, inside and out. And it begins with a clear understanding of who God is, and who we are. We'll learn that once we begin to order our own lives according to God's principles, our external lives can't help but show the glory of God.

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One of the keys to a life of influence is being respectable. As Ron Moore explains, this is a life that is consistent, inside and out. And it begins with a clear understanding of who God is, and who we are. We'll learn that once we begin to order our own lives according to God's principles, our external lives can't help but show the glory of God.

Modern American culture seems to value the "extreme" lifestyle. But, as Ron Moore points out, the Christian is called to a different standard: balance. We'll learn the importance of self-control in our Christian life and be warned of the many pitfalls of excess believers often fall into. And, most importantly, we'll learn what it takes to maintain spiritual balance in an extreme culture.

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Modern American culture seems to value the "extreme" lifestyle. But, as Ron Moore points out, the Christian is called to a different standard: balance. We'll learn the importance of self-control in our Christian life and be warned of the many pitfalls of excess believers often fall into. And, most importantly, we'll learn what it takes to maintain spiritual balance in an extreme culture.

Many Christians will go to sleep tonight with dreams of changing the world for Christ tomorrow--with hardly a thought given to the family around them. Join Ron Moore as he considers the important influence we as believers have at home. See what it takes to get back on the right path with our family and move past previous failures as well the principles of being a godly spouse and parent.

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

Many Christians will go to sleep tonight with dreams of changing the world for Christ tomorrow--with hardly a thought given to the family around them. Join Ron Moore as he considers the important influence we as believers have at home. See what it takes to get back on the right path with our family and move past previous failures as well the principles of being a godly spouse and parent.

It's clear from reading God's Word that we as Christians are called to a high standard. We are called to be influencers in the public arena, but many there are looking for any reason at all to discredit the name of Christ. Ron Moore explores what it means to live a life above reproach and shows how we can persist in doing what's right in a culture that prefers to do what feels good.

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It's clear from reading God's Word that we as Christians are called to a high standard. We are called to be influencers in the public arena, but many there are looking for any reason at all to discredit the name of Christ. Ron Moore explores what it means to live a life above reproach and shows how we can persist in doing what's right in a culture that prefers to do what feels good.

The poet Thoreau wrote of a desperate soul going to the grave with an unsung song still in them. The Apostle Paul, at the end of his life, wrote with confident excitement, "I have fought the good fight." Ron Moore examines the question, how do we sing the song we're given? How do we live the life that God has granted upon salvation? How can we, like Paul, declare with confidence, "I have kept the faith"?

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

The poet Thoreau wrote of a desperate soul going to the grave with an unsung song still in them. The Apostle Paul, at the end of his life, wrote with confident excitement, "I have fought the good fight." Ron Moore examines the question, how do we sing the song we're given? How do we live the life that God has granted upon salvation? How can we, like Paul, declare with confidence, "I have kept the faith"?