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Of all the things that can harm a marriage, poor communication is the most damaging. But, if approached in a proper and godly way, good communication can carry a marriage through the most difficult of times. Ron Moore takes us to the Bible to find the keys to open, honest and loving communication.

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Of all the things that can harm a marriage, poor communication is the most damaging. But, if approached in a proper and godly way, good communication can carry a marriage through the most difficult of times. Ron Moore takes us to the Bible to find the keys to open, honest and loving communication.

The relationship we form with our spouse is probably the strongest, most resilient relationship any of us will ever know. But, as we know all too well, even that bond can be broken. Ron Moore looks at the pattern for marriage God established for us way back in Eden and helps us identify the habits and attitudes that can drive a couple apart.

"I now pronounce you man and wife!" This and similar phrases have launched millions of marriages throughout the ages. And behind those words lies a deep, spiritual truth--one that not only reveals the heart of the marriage relationship, but the heart of God as well. Join Ron Moore for a series focused on God's purpose for marriage.

What happens when humanity decides to ignore God's command? How will God respond when mankind builds a memorial to itself? Ron Moore takes us to Genesis 11 to look at the Tower of Babel. As we consider this feat of ancient engineering, we'll be reminded of the dangers of pride and learn how to use our gifts for God's glory and not our own.

As kids, we marvel at the ultimate zoo floating over a flooded world. But as adults, it's hard not to wonder how God could bring such a terrible judgment. Bible Teacher Ron Moore takes us back to the days of Noah where we'll see wickedness unrestrained and God's light shining in even the darkest days.

What can you learn from a genealogy in the Bible? Quite a bit actually. Ron Moore takes us to Genesis to look at the early branches in Adam's family tree. As the human race begins to grow we'll see the influence of sin grow also. Through it all, we'll see the evidence of God's grace at work in all the generations of Adam.     

What was life like in the early days of the fallen world--in the first days outside of Eden? Ron Moore takes us to Genesis four to show us the contrast in the lives of Cain and Abel. Through their example we'll learn the proper way to approach God and the proper way to respond to our sin. And through it all, we'll see the grace of God shining bright.

In Genesis chapter three, paradise is lost; Adam and Eve disobey God's command and are expelled from the Garden forever. And every generation after has been born with a sinful, rebellious heart. But, as Ron Moore explains, God's grace abounds even here. We'll learn how to recognize the patterns that lead to sin. And we'll see that even in our sin, God's love for us upholds and sustains us.

If chapter one of Genesis shows the immense, almighty, unapproachable God, in chapter two, God comes down to our level. Ron Moore shows us in these verses how God takes a hands-on approach to forming man and woman. As we learn about God's personal relationship with mankind, we'll learn how to include God in every aspect of our life.