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

Even from His humble birth in a manger, it was clear Jesus was going to change the world. And as Christians, we are called to follow in His footsteps. But, Ron Moore shows us that following Jesus is neither safe nor comfortable. Dare to follow Him and your life, and the world around you is going to be changed.

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Even from His humble birth in a manger, it was clear Jesus was going to change the world. And as Christians, we are called to follow in His footsteps. But, Ron Moore shows us that following Jesus is neither safe nor comfortable. Dare to follow Him and your life, and the world around you is going to be changed.

When Jesus prayed, "lead us not into temptation," was He implying that God is the source of our temptations? Ron Moore takes us to the Scriptures to find the true source of temptation. More importantly, we'll learn how to prayerfully and scripturally respond to temptations when they arise.

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When Jesus prayed, "lead us not into temptation," was He implying that God is the source of our temptations? Ron Moore takes us to the Scriptures to find the true source of temptation. More importantly, we'll learn how to prayerfully and scripturally respond to temptations when they arise.

Dependence is a negative word in our culture. We rely on our can-do self-sufficiency to build a prosperous and successful society. But in God's economy that attitude fails and leaves us poorer than we should be. Ron Moore directs us back to the peace and prosperity gained by reliance on God's provision.

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Dependence is a negative word in our culture. We rely on our can-do self-sufficiency to build a prosperous and successful society. But in God's economy that attitude fails and leaves us poorer than we should be. Ron Moore directs us back to the peace and prosperity gained by reliance on God's provision.

If you ask the Father for anything in Jesus' name, will He grant it? What if you have faith as small as a mustard seed and ask persistently; will the door always be opened? Ron Moore talks about the promises we cling to and sheds light on bowing before God as we lift our hearts in prayer.

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If you ask the Father for anything in Jesus' name, will He grant it? What if you have faith as small as a mustard seed and ask persistently; will the door always be opened? Ron Moore talks about the promises we cling to and sheds light on bowing before God as we lift our hearts in prayer.

"Our Father who art in heaven..." Many people know the Lord's Prayer and can recite it from memory. But, as Ron Moore points out, Jesus didn't intend for this prayer to be repeated idly, but to infuse and inform our entire life. We'll look specifically at the opening to this prayer and discover more about our Father who receives our prayers and whose name is hallowed above all others.

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"Our Father who art in heaven..." Many people know the Lord's Prayer and can recite it from memory. But, as Ron Moore points out, Jesus didn't intend for this prayer to be repeated idly, but to infuse and inform our entire life. We'll look specifically at the opening to this prayer and discover more about our Father who receives our prayers and whose name is hallowed above all others.