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

In writing his letter to the Romans, Paul didn't want his readers to suffer any illusions about life as a Christian. Though an eternity with God in heaven is assured, life today will undoubtedly be unpleasant at times. But, as Ron Moore explains, it's that eternity that awaits that can help us find the strength to stand against whatever life throws at us today.

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In writing his letter to the Romans, Paul didn't want his readers to suffer any illusions about life as a Christian. Though an eternity with God in heaven is assured, life today will undoubtedly be unpleasant at times. But, as Ron Moore explains, it's that eternity that awaits that can help us find the strength to stand against whatever life throws at us today.

Is Christianity just a state of mind? Do we see the "glass" half-full instead of half-empty and that's the only difference? Paul says, absolutely not. Ron Moore continues in Romans with an examination of the believer's lifestyle in contrast to the lifestyle of the unbeliever. We'll find several ways in which the life of the believer is markedly different from the life of the unbeliever controlled by the sinful nature.

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Is Christianity just a state of mind? Do we see the "glass" half-full instead of half-empty and that's the only difference? Paul says, absolutely not. Ron Moore continues in Romans with an examination of the believer's lifestyle in contrast to the lifestyle of the unbeliever. We'll find several ways in which the life of the believer is markedly different from the life of the unbeliever controlled by the sinful nature.

We know that over a lifetime, we can be spiritually victorious in the power of Christ. But what about over a morning--when the hopes and possibilities of 8:00 AM become failures and frustrations only an hour later? Paul had the same minute-by-minute struggles and doubts that we do, and in Romans 7 he lets out those frustrations. Ron Moore takes us through this chapter and shows how God is always greater than our doubts.

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We know that over a lifetime, we can be spiritually victorious in the power of Christ. But what about over a morning--when the hopes and possibilities of 8:00 AM become failures and frustrations only an hour later? Paul had the same minute-by-minute struggles and doubts that we do, and in Romans 7 he lets out those frustrations. Ron Moore takes us through this chapter and shows how God is always greater than our doubts.

Throughout Paul's letter to the Romans, he makes it abundantly clear that we who believe in Christ are no longer bound to the Old Testament law. So, should we just ignore it? Ron Moore takes us to Romans chapter 6 for Paul's answer to this question. We'll learn the importance of holding on to the Old Testament how to keep our hearts focused on serving God, and not ourselves.

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Throughout Paul's letter to the Romans, he makes it abundantly clear that we who believe in Christ are no longer bound to the Old Testament law. So, should we just ignore it? Ron Moore takes us to Romans chapter 6 for Paul's answer to this question. We'll learn the importance of holding on to the Old Testament how to keep our hearts focused on serving God, and not ourselves.

There tends to be a lot of confusion when it comes to talking about how sin and salvation intersect. Why do believers keep on sinning even after they have "become a new creation"? Ron Moore continues our study of Romans by looking at the idea of sanctification, the process of becoming set apart. We'll also look at Paul's pointed response to those who wonder if it's okay to indulge in the old sinful lifestyle once in a while.

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There tends to be a lot of confusion when it comes to talking about how sin and salvation intersect. Why do believers keep on sinning even after they have "become a new creation"? Ron Moore continues our study of Romans by looking at the idea of sanctification, the process of becoming set apart. We'll also look at Paul's pointed response to those who wonder if it's okay to indulge in the old sinful lifestyle once in a while.