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Nicodemus was a man who had every reason to think God was pleased with him. As a Pharisee, he was as religious as they come. But a single conversation with Jesus threw all that into doubt. Ron Moore takes us to John 3 to witness and learn from this nighttime conversation. We'll see that God isn't after religious fervor, but relational intimacy. And we'll learn how we can start that relationship today.

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Nicodemus was a man who had every reason to think God was pleased with him. As a Pharisee, he was as religious as they come. But a single conversation with Jesus threw all that into doubt. Ron Moore takes us to John 3 to witness and learn from this nighttime conversation. We'll see that God isn't after religious fervor, but relational intimacy. And we'll learn how we can start that relationship today.

If we're not careful, we could dismiss Jesus' first miracle, turning water into wine, as just a party trick. But nothing about Jesus' ministry was so trivial. Join Ron Moore for a closer look at this important miracle that would make a deep and profound statement about Jesus and the ministry that would ultimately lead Him to the cross.

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If we're not careful, we could dismiss Jesus' first miracle, turning water into wine, as just a party trick. But nothing about Jesus' ministry was so trivial. Join Ron Moore for a closer look at this important miracle that would make a deep and profound statement about Jesus and the ministry that would ultimately lead Him to the cross.

"Behold, the Lamb of God who takes away the sin of the world!" This was John the Baptist's declaration when he first saw Jesus approaching the Jordan. But why did John refer to Jesus as "the Lamb of God"? For an answer, Ron Moore takes us all the way back to Genesis, Exodus, and elsewhere throughout the Old Testament. We'll see how this important name of Jesus means the difference between eternal life and eternal death for all mankind.

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"Behold, the Lamb of God who takes away the sin of the world!" This was John the Baptist's declaration when he first saw Jesus approaching the Jordan. But why did John refer to Jesus as "the Lamb of God"? For an answer, Ron Moore takes us all the way back to Genesis, Exodus, and elsewhere throughout the Old Testament. We'll see how this important name of Jesus means the difference between eternal life and eternal death for all mankind.

After His baptism, the Holy Spirit led Jesus into the wilderness. It was there, while weakened physically, that Satan tempted Jesus. As Ron Moore takes us through this encounter, we'll consider whether or not it was actually possible for Jesus to sin. And then, using Jesus' example, we'll consider several ways to appropriately handle temptation in our own lives when it strikes.

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After His baptism, the Holy Spirit led Jesus into the wilderness. It was there, while weakened physically, that Satan tempted Jesus. As Ron Moore takes us through this encounter, we'll consider whether or not it was actually possible for Jesus to sin. And then, using Jesus' example, we'll consider several ways to appropriately handle temptation in our own lives when it strikes.

Our journey with Jesus begins at the river Jordan and Jesus' surprising request to be baptized. Baptism for us means putting away our sinful pasts and joining our lives to Jesus and His ministry. But what did baptism mean for the man who was God in the flesh? Ron Moore looks at this important event and considers what it means for us today.

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

Our journey with Jesus begins at the river Jordan and Jesus' surprising request to be baptized. Baptism for us means putting away our sinful pasts and joining our lives to Jesus and His ministry. But what did baptism mean for the man who was God in the flesh? Ron Moore looks at this important event and considers what it means for us today.