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Frightening and confusing are just two of the words often used to describe the Book of Revelation. But what about encouraging and enlightening? Bible Teacher Ron Moore begins a new study on the last book of the Bible by showing how a study of the end times can impact our lives today.

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Frightening and confusing are just two of the words often used to describe the Book of Revelation. But what about encouraging and enlightening? Bible Teacher Ron Moore begins a new study on the last book of the Bible by showing how a study of the end times can impact our lives today.

By reading the Bible, we can discern various attributes of God: His power, His mercy, His wrath towards sin. But none of these attributes tell the whole story. As a result, some tend to narrowly define God by only one or two of these attributes. But, as Ron Moore explains, this is dangerous. We'll look at the hidden dangers here, and learn how to appreciate the fullness of God without reducing Him to our own limited definitions.

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By reading the Bible, we can discern various attributes of God: His power, His mercy, His wrath towards sin. But none of these attributes tell the whole story. As a result, some tend to narrowly define God by only one or two of these attributes. But, as Ron Moore explains, this is dangerous. We'll look at the hidden dangers here, and learn how to appreciate the fullness of God without reducing Him to our own limited definitions.

From the very beginning of Jesus' ministry, He made it clear that His path would be defined by God's plans and not human expectations. It was a path that led to an ignominious death on a cross. And while this would be the final resting place for others, for Jesus, His journey wasn't yet complete. Join Ron Moore for a joyful look at the ultimate victory of Jesus--a victory over death itself and an exciting call to a journey of our own to Jesus' side.

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From the very beginning of Jesus' ministry, He made it clear that His path would be defined by God's plans and not human expectations. It was a path that led to an ignominious death on a cross. And while this would be the final resting place for others, for Jesus, His journey wasn't yet complete. Join Ron Moore for a joyful look at the ultimate victory of Jesus--a victory over death itself and an exciting call to a journey of our own to Jesus' side.

Having walked with Jesus throughout His ministry on Earth, we now walk with Him through His final week. Starting with His triumphal entry into Jerusalem, Ron Moore then takes us through the rest of Jesus' final week--from the encounter with the money-changers at the temple, to His betrayal given in the kiss of a friend. Through each encounter, we'll not only see Jesus in a clearer light but learn how to live a life honoring to Him.

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Having walked with Jesus throughout His ministry on Earth, we now walk with Him through His final week. Starting with His triumphal entry into Jerusalem, Ron Moore then takes us through the rest of Jesus' final week--from the encounter with the money-changers at the temple, to His betrayal given in the kiss of a friend. Through each encounter, we'll not only see Jesus in a clearer light but learn how to live a life honoring to Him.

As adults reading the Scriptures, we have a tendency to skim over the "children's stories." But, as Ron Moore points out, if we think we know everything about these events, we need to think again. Such is the case in the story of Jesus' encounter with Zacchaeus. Far from being a cute story of a short man in a tall tree, the story of Zacchaeus provides a powerful and life-changing example of repentance.

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As adults reading the Scriptures, we have a tendency to skim over the "children's stories." But, as Ron Moore points out, if we think we know everything about these events, we need to think again. Such is the case in the story of Jesus' encounter with Zacchaeus. Far from being a cute story of a short man in a tall tree, the story of Zacchaeus provides a powerful and life-changing example of repentance.