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Though not created, Christ sustains creation. Though once dead, He is the giver of life. Though He emptied Himself, the fullness of God dwells in Him. And though rejected, He has reconciled you to Himself. Ron Moore looks at the first chapter of Colossians for one of the best descriptions of the person and mission of Jesus found anywhere in the Bible.

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Though not created, Christ sustains creation. Though once dead, He is the giver of life. Though He emptied Himself, the fullness of God dwells in Him. And though rejected, He has reconciled you to Himself. Ron Moore looks at the first chapter of Colossians for one of the best descriptions of the person and mission of Jesus found anywhere in the Bible.

If you invested a lot of money in a promising company with big goals and yet a year later no progress had been made towards those goals, was your investment worth it? Ron Moore examines a similar situation in which men and women are saved by God's grace, yet seem to do nothing with that new life. We'll continue our look at Colossians and consider what it means to be fully rescued by God's grace.

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If you invested a lot of money in a promising company with big goals and yet a year later no progress had been made towards those goals, was your investment worth it? Ron Moore examines a similar situation in which men and women are saved by God's grace, yet seem to do nothing with that new life. We'll continue our look at Colossians and consider what it means to be fully rescued by God's grace.

In his letter to the Colossians, the apostle Paul calls his readers to live a life that makes a difference for eternity. Bible Teacher Ron Moore begins a new series looking at this important letter that is as important for believers today as it was for the first believers 2,000 years ago. As we learn from some of the mistakes the early church made, we'll also be encouraged by their successes.

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In his letter to the Colossians, the apostle Paul calls his readers to live a life that makes a difference for eternity. Bible Teacher Ron Moore begins a new series looking at this important letter that is as important for believers today as it was for the first believers 2,000 years ago. As we learn from some of the mistakes the early church made, we'll also be encouraged by their successes.

Ron Moore finishes our look at the life of David in Ziklag with a hopeful consideration of God's grace in our periods of recovery. Though it doesn't happen overnight, the miracle is that recovery can happen through God's strength. We'll look at several examples of grace evident in David's life that we can look for in our own lives.

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Ron Moore finishes our look at the life of David in Ziklag with a hopeful consideration of God's grace in our periods of recovery. Though it doesn't happen overnight, the miracle is that recovery can happen through God's strength. We'll look at several examples of grace evident in David's life that we can look for in our own lives.

"But David found strength in the LORD his God." These words mark the turning point in a dark chapter of David's life and paint one of the most striking pictures of God's grace in the Bible. Ron Moore shares several observations about the strength we all of have available in the Lord. And we'll find several examples in Scripture of men and women renewing their strength through their relationship with God.

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"But David found strength in the LORD his God." These words mark the turning point in a dark chapter of David's life and paint one of the most striking pictures of God's grace in the Bible. Ron Moore shares several observations about the strength we all of have available in the Lord. And we'll find several examples in Scripture of men and women renewing their strength through their relationship with God.