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Ron Moore takes us to Luke 15 for a look at forgiveness. By examining the familiar story of the prodigal son, we'll gain a fresh appreciation of our need for forgiveness. And we'll be reminded of the great love God has for us that doesn't change, no matter how bad we've sinned.

If you're human, you've sinned. And having sinned, you've probably experienced repentance. Ron Moore examines this essential truth of Christianity and shows us exactly what repentance means for the Christian. We'll also look at Psalm 51 to see repentance in action in the life of King David.

Salvation is one of the most important aspects of Christianity. But what are we being saved from? Why are we being saved? Bible Teacher Ron Moore begins a study on several of the core doctrines of Christianity by showing why we need salvation and how Jesus provides it.

The Bible reminds us often that we can see evidence of God's majesty and glory in nature. So why did God think it important come to earth as a man? That's the question Ron Moore asks as we consider the incarnation of God in the person of Jesus. And we'll see three reasons why this is important for us to understand.

When Jesus came to Earth, He came with a purpose. And that purpose was to provide a way for all of us to become children of God. Bible Teacher Ron Moore takes a closer looks at what it means to be a child of God, what belief in Jesus entails and what we can expect once we do believe.

Near the end of his Gospel, John tells us specifically his purpose for writing: "that we may believe that Jesus is the Christ." Ron Moore continues our look at John 1 and shows how Jesus, as God, has been involved with the world from the very beginning. By knowing Jesus better, we'll see how He can provide the eternal life He promises.

The Gospel of John is not typically the first place a person will turn during the Christmas season. But as Ron Moore explains, the opening chapter of John contains one of the best descriptions of Jesus, His purpose and His mission. We'll look specifically at Jesus as the "Word" and find out what this description of Jesus meant to the original readers of the Gospel and how it applies to us today.

The fears we face are often described as giants--something to be avoided rather than conquered. But often that's the only proper response. So what does it take to conquer fear in your life? Ron Moore takes us to a familiar passage from the Bible to show us three principles we can employ when facing the fears in our lives.

Since Adam, one fear has overshadowed the rest. And due to the fear of death we have lost the ability to really live. Bible Teacher Ron Moore opens the Bible to find hope beyond the grave and the way to pass from the fear of death to a life of confidence.

Failure is something we will all experience at some point in our lives. And while it's possible to learn from our failures, fear of it can lead us to rash actions or no action at all. Ron Moore takes us to a couple of moments in King Saul's life where he learned these hard lessons. And by looking at the example of Saul's son Jonathan, we'll learn the proper way to address our fear of failure.