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

Being bound together in the Body of Christ doesn't just happen. Growing together in unity and love takes commitment and effort by everyone. So what does life together as a church community look like? Ron Moore examines several characteristics required to bind the Church together in love and shows how we can all do our part to strengthen the whole.

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Being bound together in the Body of Christ doesn't just happen. Growing together in unity and love takes commitment and effort by everyone. So what does life together as a church community look like? Ron Moore examines several characteristics required to bind the Church together in love and shows how we can all do our part to strengthen the whole.

Poet John Donne wrote that "No man is an island." But God put it best when He said, "It is not good for man to be alone." As Ron Moore explains, we were designed for community. What's more, we all have an individual responsibility for building up the communion of believers. We'll learn several essential attitudes we all need to know.

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Poet John Donne wrote that "No man is an island." But God put it best when He said, "It is not good for man to be alone." As Ron Moore explains, we were designed for community. What's more, we all have an individual responsibility for building up the communion of believers. We'll learn several essential attitudes we all need to know.

The Church is designed to be a masterpiece of Christ's image on earth. But even though we as Christians in the Church have been saved and forgiven, we are still sinners. Ron Moore shows us that it's only through God's grace working in and through us that the Church can have any positive influence at all in our world. We'll look at several attributes which define the Church today and learn how to keep Christ at the center of our community.

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

The Church is designed to be a masterpiece of Christ's image on earth. But even though we as Christians in the Church have been saved and forgiven, we are still sinners. Ron Moore shows us that it's only through God's grace working in and through us that the Church can have any positive influence at all in our world. We'll look at several attributes which define the Church today and learn how to keep Christ at the center of our community.

Community has become a buzz word in modern culture and in the Body of Christ, but do we truly know what makes a community work? Ron Moore takes us back to the beginning to show the very first community as described in God's Word. This ancient model, when it is understood, can transform the way we do church today.

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

Community has become a buzz word in modern culture and in the Body of Christ, but do we truly know what makes a community work? Ron Moore takes us back to the beginning to show the very first community as described in God's Word. This ancient model, when it is understood, can transform the way we do church today.

Peter had every reason to think he'd been disqualified. He'd failed to stand up for Jesus, and then when asked about Him, Peter denied knowing Him. But, as Ron Moore explains, Peter's ministry had only just begun. In John 21 we see Peter's encounter with Jesus and learn God's grace is greater than our failures. We'll learn several principles to help us stay active in Christ's service through the trials of life.

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Peter had every reason to think he'd been disqualified. He'd failed to stand up for Jesus, and then when asked about Him, Peter denied knowing Him. But, as Ron Moore explains, Peter's ministry had only just begun. In John 21 we see Peter's encounter with Jesus and learn God's grace is greater than our failures. We'll learn several principles to help us stay active in Christ's service through the trials of life.