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

There is limitless life-giving power available to the Christian. Power to live as Christ desires. Power to live in victory. So how come so many believers seem to stay stuck in their sinful behaviors? Ron Moore takes us to Romans 6 to highlight several truths about the new believer that will help us embrace the new life we have in Christ.

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There is limitless life-giving power available to the Christian. Power to live as Christ desires. Power to live in victory. So how come so many believers seem to stay stuck in their sinful behaviors? Ron Moore takes us to Romans 6 to highlight several truths about the new believer that will help us embrace the new life we have in Christ.

Ron Moore continues our examination of Paul's letter to the Roman's by considering the origins of sin in our world. We'll look at the results of Adam's sin back in Eden and find out why it was necessary for Jesus to die on the cross. And by understanding the grace that Jesus extended to sinners, we'll be encouraged to show grace to those in our lives.

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Ron Moore continues our examination of Paul's letter to the Roman's by considering the origins of sin in our world. We'll look at the results of Adam's sin back in Eden and find out why it was necessary for Jesus to die on the cross. And by understanding the grace that Jesus extended to sinners, we'll be encouraged to show grace to those in our lives.

One of the more astounding truths found in the Bible is not just that God exists, but that He wants to have a personal relationship with us. And in his letter to the Romans, Paul, under the guidance of the Holy Spirit, explains how God has made that relationship possible. Ron Moore explores this miraculous relationship and help us understand how we can experience a life with Christ.

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

One of the more astounding truths found in the Bible is not just that God exists, but that He wants to have a personal relationship with us. And in his letter to the Romans, Paul, under the guidance of the Holy Spirit, explains how God has made that relationship possible. Ron Moore explores this miraculous relationship and help us understand how we can experience a life with Christ.

In his letter to the Romans, Paul puts a lot of emphasis on the life lived by faith in God as opposed to the life lived by faith in one's own accomplishments. But this wasn't a new concept. As Ron Moore continues our study in chapter 4, we'll look back at the life of Abraham and see how faith characterized the life of this important figure in Jewish history.

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In his letter to the Romans, Paul puts a lot of emphasis on the life lived by faith in God as opposed to the life lived by faith in one's own accomplishments. But this wasn't a new concept. As Ron Moore continues our study in chapter 4, we'll look back at the life of Abraham and see how faith characterized the life of this important figure in Jewish history.

Ron Moore takes us to Romans 3 for a look at a topic of great importance to all people: salvation. Why is it necessary, and how is it accomplished? We'll look closer at the work of Jesus on the cross and consider how we are called to respond. We'll be reminded that while from our perspective, salvation requires only belief, from God's perspective, it required an unimaginable sacrifice.

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Ron Moore takes us to Romans 3 for a look at a topic of great importance to all people: salvation. Why is it necessary, and how is it accomplished? We'll look closer at the work of Jesus on the cross and consider how we are called to respond. We'll be reminded that while from our perspective, salvation requires only belief, from God's perspective, it required an unimaginable sacrifice.