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

Ron Moore takes us to the time in David's life when he reached the bottom. His wife and family had been taken from him, and the men who had been loyal friends now threatened to stone him. And as we'll see, a loving God will often use times like these to get our attention in order to save us from far worse distress.

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Ron Moore takes us to the time in David's life when he reached the bottom. His wife and family had been taken from him, and the men who had been loyal friends now threatened to stone him. And as we'll see, a loving God will often use times like these to get our attention in order to save us from far worse distress.

As Ron Moore continues our look at the life of David, we see things go from bad to worse during his time among the Philistines. As we look at the warning signs that show we are on a path away from God, we'll also find the encouragement and mercy we need to turn things back around. Ron will also share some words of advice for those who may be watching their friends or family members on the borders of their own Ziklag.

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As Ron Moore continues our look at the life of David, we see things go from bad to worse during his time among the Philistines. As we look at the warning signs that show we are on a path away from God, we'll also find the encouragement and mercy we need to turn things back around. Ron will also share some words of advice for those who may be watching their friends or family members on the borders of their own Ziklag.

Sin has a way of compounding itself. To avoid getting caught in one sin, many people will sin again, and again, and again. Such a life, Ron Moore explains, will collapse in on itself sooner or later, hurting many in the process. But perhaps the biggest lie that sin tells is that there is no escape. We'll learn how to escape the sinful lifestyles that can ensnare us and find reconciliation and forgiveness in the arms of Christ.

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Sin has a way of compounding itself. To avoid getting caught in one sin, many people will sin again, and again, and again. Such a life, Ron Moore explains, will collapse in on itself sooner or later, hurting many in the process. But perhaps the biggest lie that sin tells is that there is no escape. We'll learn how to escape the sinful lifestyles that can ensnare us and find reconciliation and forgiveness in the arms of Christ.

The Book of James reminds us that the double-minded person is unstable in all of his or her ways. So why do we often choose the dishonesty of a double life over the stability of obedience? Ron Moore gives us three reasons as seen in the life of King David. And while we look at the dangers of living a lie, we'll also learn the way back to restoration and wholeness.

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The Book of James reminds us that the double-minded person is unstable in all of his or her ways. So why do we often choose the dishonesty of a double life over the stability of obedience? Ron Moore gives us three reasons as seen in the life of King David. And while we look at the dangers of living a lie, we'll also learn the way back to restoration and wholeness.

Humans are remarkable rationalizers. Given enough time and motivation, we can find a way to excuse any selfish desire. But, as Ron Moore reminds us, that's not the life of obedience to which God has called us. By looking at an episode from King David's life we see the consequences of listening to our inner-counselor and learn how to tune our hearts to God's voice instead.

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Humans are remarkable rationalizers. Given enough time and motivation, we can find a way to excuse any selfish desire. But, as Ron Moore reminds us, that's not the life of obedience to which God has called us. By looking at an episode from King David's life we see the consequences of listening to our inner-counselor and learn how to tune our hearts to God's voice instead.