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Is the Bible more than just a good literary work? Is it the work of man, or is it the Word of God? How can I trust this book when the last entry was written nearly 2,000 years ago? These are all important questions to search out answers to. Ron Moore takes us through these questions and shows how men and women today can have confidence that the Bible they read today is truly the Word of God.

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Is the Bible more than just a good literary work? Is it the work of man, or is it the Word of God? How can I trust this book when the last entry was written nearly 2,000 years ago? These are all important questions to search out answers to. Ron Moore takes us through these questions and shows how men and women today can have confidence that the Bible they read today is truly the Word of God.

The Bible says the Lord would speak to Moses face-to-face, as a man speaks with a friend. Wow--wouldn't we all like to experience that? Then perhaps you'll be surprised to find you don't have to be a biblical hero to have a meaningful friendship with God. Ron Moore explains four practical steps we can take toward having a meaningful and life-changing relationship with our heavenly Father.

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The Bible says the Lord would speak to Moses face-to-face, as a man speaks with a friend. Wow--wouldn't we all like to experience that? Then perhaps you'll be surprised to find you don't have to be a biblical hero to have a meaningful friendship with God. Ron Moore explains four practical steps we can take toward having a meaningful and life-changing relationship with our heavenly Father.

There's a lot more to the last two commandments given to Moses than just "don't lie" and "don't covet." Whether it's flattery, hypocrisy, gossip, greed, or envy, Bible Teacher Ron Moore points out that at the end of the day, we need to trust God to transform our hearts into what He desires.

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There's a lot more to the last two commandments given to Moses than just "don't lie" and "don't covet." Whether it's flattery, hypocrisy, gossip, greed, or envy, Bible Teacher Ron Moore points out that at the end of the day, we need to trust God to transform our hearts into what He desires.

Out of all the Ten Commandments, the commands to not murder, not commit adultery, and not steal are the easiest, right? Wrong. Ron Moore explains that while these commands may seem simple, there are many ways we can break these commands in our hearts, or in ways that no one can physically see. Ultimately we'll be reminded that, like David, God honors a broken and contrite heart.

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Out of all the Ten Commandments, the commands to not murder, not commit adultery, and not steal are the easiest, right? Wrong. Ron Moore explains that while these commands may seem simple, there are many ways we can break these commands in our hearts, or in ways that no one can physically see. Ultimately we'll be reminded that, like David, God honors a broken and contrite heart.

Keeping the Sabbath holy and honoring our father and mother are commands given to the Israelites on Mount Sinai, but these commands also have deep meaning for Christians today. Ron Moore points out that for New Testament Christians, Jesus is our Sabbath rest, and honoring our parents means we learn to respect all those who are in positions of authority.

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Keeping the Sabbath holy and honoring our father and mother are commands given to the Israelites on Mount Sinai, but these commands also have deep meaning for Christians today. Ron Moore points out that for New Testament Christians, Jesus is our Sabbath rest, and honoring our parents means we learn to respect all those who are in positions of authority.