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Nehemiah is a book about big plans, bigger obstacles, and a God greater than all those things. Bible Teacher Ron Moore begins a look at this important chapter in Israel's history. As we see the passion for God's glory burn in Nehemiah's heart, we'll consider the endeavors God has placed on our own hearts. And we'll learn several important qualities we need as we pursue the goals God has placed in front of us.

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Nehemiah is a book about big plans, bigger obstacles, and a God greater than all those things. Bible Teacher Ron Moore begins a look at this important chapter in Israel's history. As we see the passion for God's glory burn in Nehemiah's heart, we'll consider the endeavors God has placed on our own hearts. And we'll learn several important qualities we need as we pursue the goals God has placed in front of us.

Did you know there is a hidden danger involved in Bible reading? As we wrap up this series, Ron Moore explains that many men and women fall into the trap of gaining only knowledge from the Scriptures. These "puffer Christians" know everything in the Bible but do nothing with the knowledge they have gained. We'll learn how to avoid this trap by being active believers--believers ready and willing to follow God's call in obedience wherever He calls.

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Did you know there is a hidden danger involved in Bible reading? As we wrap up this series, Ron Moore explains that many men and women fall into the trap of gaining only knowledge from the Scriptures. These "puffer Christians" know everything in the Bible but do nothing with the knowledge they have gained. We'll learn how to avoid this trap by being active believers--believers ready and willing to follow God's call in obedience wherever He calls.

Ron Moore continues our look at the non-negotiable doctrines of the faith. These scriptural doctrines define our knowledge of, and our response to, our God and our Savior. As we consider these important truths, we'll be reminded of the importance of not just knowing these facts, but of believing them.

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Ron Moore continues our look at the non-negotiable doctrines of the faith. These scriptural doctrines define our knowledge of, and our response to, our God and our Savior. As we consider these important truths, we'll be reminded of the importance of not just knowing these facts, but of believing them.

Second Timothy 3:16 provides a great statement on the importance of the Scriptures. Using the Apostles' Creed as a guide, Ron examines the important, non-negotiable doctrines of the Christian faith. These are the doctrines that countless men and women have lived for--and many have died for--over the centuries.

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Second Timothy 3:16 provides a great statement on the importance of the Scriptures. Using the Apostles' Creed as a guide, Ron examines the important, non-negotiable doctrines of the Christian faith. These are the doctrines that countless men and women have lived for--and many have died for--over the centuries.

The Bible we hold in our hands today didn't just appear, whole and complete, at a singular point in history. Instead, the Bible represents the writings of 40 different authors working over a span of 1,500 years. As Ron Moore takes us through the history of the Bible, we'll see that despite having numerous human authors, one clear voice--God's voice--can plainly be heard on every page of His inspired Word.

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The Bible we hold in our hands today didn't just appear, whole and complete, at a singular point in history. Instead, the Bible represents the writings of 40 different authors working over a span of 1,500 years. As Ron Moore takes us through the history of the Bible, we'll see that despite having numerous human authors, one clear voice--God's voice--can plainly be heard on every page of His inspired Word.