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If you've ever been on a road trip, you know you can learn a lot about a person by traveling with them. So, over the next few weeks, Bible Teacher Ron Moore will take us on a journey with Jesus through His earthly ministry. And as we walk with Him over the dusty roads of ancient Israel, we'll come to know Him more intimately and find a passionate desire to follow Him always.

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If you've ever been on a road trip, you know you can learn a lot about a person by traveling with them. So, over the next few weeks, Bible Teacher Ron Moore will take us on a journey with Jesus through His earthly ministry. And as we walk with Him over the dusty roads of ancient Israel, we'll come to know Him more intimately and find a passionate desire to follow Him always.

Every person is a minister of the Gospel of Jesus Christ. That is the consistent message throughout Romans. And as Ron Moore draws our series to a close, we'll be encouraged to find ways to demonstrate our calling in every area of our lives. Specifically, we'll look at several ways to cultivate a heart of service.

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Every person is a minister of the Gospel of Jesus Christ. That is the consistent message throughout Romans. And as Ron Moore draws our series to a close, we'll be encouraged to find ways to demonstrate our calling in every area of our lives. Specifically, we'll look at several ways to cultivate a heart of service.

There are some who look at faith in Jesus as a kind of "fire insurance"--who see belief as nothing more than a way to escape eternal damnation. The Apostle Paul was not one of those people. In fact, as Ron Moore explains, Paul's message in Romans is to encourage believers to let their faith show in every aspect of their lives. Find out what it means to fulfill the ministry to which God has specifically called you.

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

There are some who look at faith in Jesus as a kind of "fire insurance"--who see belief as nothing more than a way to escape eternal damnation. The Apostle Paul was not one of those people. In fact, as Ron Moore explains, Paul's message in Romans is to encourage believers to let their faith show in every aspect of their lives. Find out what it means to fulfill the ministry to which God has specifically called you.

There are many ideas about Christianity and spiritual life that are indisputable: the sacrificial death of Jesus, the need to spread the gospel, and others. But what about ideas that are less than certain? Ron Moore continues our study in Romans by looking at several practical ideas for resolving disputes about religious practices that arise among believers.

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

There are many ideas about Christianity and spiritual life that are indisputable: the sacrificial death of Jesus, the need to spread the gospel, and others. But what about ideas that are less than certain? Ron Moore continues our study in Romans by looking at several practical ideas for resolving disputes about religious practices that arise among believers.

Life in Christian community would be one thing if we all became identical human beings after accepting Christ as our Savior. But that's not the case at all. Ron Moore helps us understand the challenges we face living and serving together as Christians in today's Church. We'll see how our unique differences, though often the source of conflicts, can be our greatest asset and source of joy.

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

Life in Christian community would be one thing if we all became identical human beings after accepting Christ as our Savior. But that's not the case at all. Ron Moore helps us understand the challenges we face living and serving together as Christians in today's Church. We'll see how our unique differences, though often the source of conflicts, can be our greatest asset and source of joy.