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

In the Sermon on the Mount, Jesus declared several different types of people to be "blessed." The purpose of these blessings--or, "Beatitudes"--is to show people how to find a truly happy and contented life. A fulfillment which doesn't waver despite external circumstances. Join Ron Moore as he looks at this important guide to godly happiness.

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In the Sermon on the Mount, Jesus declared several different types of people to be "blessed." The purpose of these blessings--or, "Beatitudes"--is to show people how to find a truly happy and contented life. A fulfillment which doesn't waver despite external circumstances. Join Ron Moore as he looks at this important guide to godly happiness.

The Son of God entered the world as a baby who was wrapped in swaddling clothes and laid in a manger. Immanuel, God with us. But His purpose was much greater than the incarnation, much greater than His perfect example, greater than His miracles and teaching. Ron Moore explains that eternal purpose which was set in motion before the foundation of the world.

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The Son of God entered the world as a baby who was wrapped in swaddling clothes and laid in a manger. Immanuel, God with us. But His purpose was much greater than the incarnation, much greater than His perfect example, greater than His miracles and teaching. Ron Moore explains that eternal purpose which was set in motion before the foundation of the world.

In John 11, Jesus declares, "I am the resurrection and the life." Shortly after, He called Lazarus out from the tomb. And a few days later, Jesus entered Jerusalem for the last time before He was crucified. As we draw near to Easter, Ron Moore invites us to consider the tragedy of sin and death, and rejoice in the promise of new life.

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In John 11, Jesus declares, "I am the resurrection and the life." Shortly after, He called Lazarus out from the tomb. And a few days later, Jesus entered Jerusalem for the last time before He was crucified. As we draw near to Easter, Ron Moore invites us to consider the tragedy of sin and death, and rejoice in the promise of new life.

What are your motives for following Jesus? Ron Moore takes us to John 6 and shows us two groups of people following Jesus for different reasons. One group saw Jesus as a way to meet their superficial needs. But the other group knew Jesus was much more than a miracle worker. We'll learn how Jesus can meet all our needs and find out how to follow Him with the right motives.

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What are your motives for following Jesus? Ron Moore takes us to John 6 and shows us two groups of people following Jesus for different reasons. One group saw Jesus as a way to meet their superficial needs. But the other group knew Jesus was much more than a miracle worker. We'll learn how Jesus can meet all our needs and find out how to follow Him with the right motives.

Temptation can be both subtle and glaringly overt. It's mild mannered and demanding. And the one who wields it in all its glitter and grime is crouching at your door desiring to trip you up. Jesus faced Satan in the wilderness and showed those who would follow how to stand their ground and to remain standing in the face of temptation. Ron Moore takes us there to see and learn.

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Temptation can be both subtle and glaringly overt. It's mild mannered and demanding. And the one who wields it in all its glitter and grime is crouching at your door desiring to trip you up. Jesus faced Satan in the wilderness and showed those who would follow how to stand their ground and to remain standing in the face of temptation. Ron Moore takes us there to see and learn.