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

Jesus' first miracle at the wedding at Cana was the first of many that demonstrated His power--causing people to pay attention in wonder. Two thousand years later, a watching world can't physically see Jesus perform miracles--but they still need a sign of His power. As Ron Moore explains, Christ calls His followers to demonstrate through their daily lives the transformation that only Jesus can bring about.

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Jesus' first miracle at the wedding at Cana was the first of many that demonstrated His power--causing people to pay attention in wonder. Two thousand years later, a watching world can't physically see Jesus perform miracles--but they still need a sign of His power. As Ron Moore explains, Christ calls His followers to demonstrate through their daily lives the transformation that only Jesus can bring about.

The music of the church has long been a point of contention. Today Ron Moore continues his examination of church music by looking at the role of love in worship, looking through the lens of 1 Corinthians 13. We will see that music has always been written by people of the day for people of the day in the language of the day. But ultimately our desire should be to help people connect with God.

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The music of the church has long been a point of contention. Today Ron Moore continues his examination of church music by looking at the role of love in worship, looking through the lens of 1 Corinthians 13. We will see that music has always been written by people of the day for people of the day in the language of the day. But ultimately our desire should be to help people connect with God.

From "A Mighty Fortress" to the newest contemporary chorus, music in the church has a long, rich tradition that should be celebrated. However, the very thing that should bring us together as a church has often split us. As Ron Moore looks back at the different periods of church music, we'll see that no matter what music style we prefer, we are instructed to come together in unity just as God intended.

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From "A Mighty Fortress" to the newest contemporary chorus, music in the church has a long, rich tradition that should be celebrated. However, the very thing that should bring us together as a church has often split us. As Ron Moore looks back at the different periods of church music, we'll see that no matter what music style we prefer, we are instructed to come together in unity just as God intended.

Even though there’s equality between men and women at the foot of the cross, God has given us different roles to carry out in His body. Ron Moore uses 1 Corinthians 11 and Genesis chapters two and three to lay out the theological and foundational roles of men and women. We'll learn that no matter how God has gifted you, we all have a place to be used in a significant and meaningful way within the body of Christ.

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Even though theres equality between men and women at the foot of the cross, God has given us different roles to carry out in His body. Ron Moore uses 1 Corinthians 11 and Genesis chapters two and three to lay out the theological and foundational roles of men and women. We'll learn that no matter how God has gifted you, we all have a place to be used in a significant and meaningful way within the body of Christ.

If you've ever participated in communion at church, you probably remember it as a quiet, reverent time--as it should be. The Corinthians, though, didn't understand this, and as a result drew some harsh criticism from Paul. Ron Moore takes us through Paul's harsh, yet loving, rebuke of the Corinthians, and helps us focus on God's intent for this beautiful ceremony--one of God's greatest gifts to the body of Christ.

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If you've ever participated in communion at church, you probably remember it as a quiet, reverent time--as it should be. The Corinthians, though, didn't understand this, and as a result drew some harsh criticism from Paul. Ron Moore takes us through Paul's harsh, yet loving, rebuke of the Corinthians, and helps us focus on God's intent for this beautiful ceremony--one of God's greatest gifts to the body of Christ.