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There are times when God doesn't seem to hear our prayers. But then there are times when God's answers only raise more questions. Ron Moore continues our look at the Book of Habakkuk and considers how to respond when God's answers to our prayers aren't quite what we expected. We'll also be warned of the dangers of trying to direct our lives on our own, rather than according to His will.

The Book of Habakkuk was written at a time when God seemed absent. Habakkuk's cry of "Where are you God?" is one that is familiar to many of us today. Ron Moore begins a brief study of this small book that asks big questions. By looking at Habakkuk's questions, and God's answers, we'll find assurance that God is still with us even when it doesn't seem that way.

A sheep's life is a mobile life. And only by following our Shepherd can we have any assurance of safety and provision. Ron Moore concludes our look at Psalm 23 and reminds of the ways God protects and provides for us. We'll see how He keeps us from the hidden dangers of life and how He picks us up even when we fall.

Few passages are more recognizable than the 23rd Psalm. The metaphor of sheep and shepherd written thousands of years ago is one that still resonates today. Bible Teacher Ron Moore begins a two-part look at this beloved psalm with a "sheep's-eye" view of our Shepherd, God. We'll learn what it is that God provides for us and marvel at the extraordinary love He demonstrates every step of the way.

"Shout for joy to God, all the earth!" Ron Moore continues his study of several favorites from the Psalms with a look at the unapologetically joyful Psalm 66. As we read the psalmist's joyous words, we'll be challenged to remember the way's God has provided for us. We'll also learn four key ingredients to living a life of thanksgiving.

Good songs have a way of bringing people together--a few moments of unity amongst people of different races and backgrounds. Ron Moore begins a study of some memorable psalms from the Bible with a look at Psalm 133. Through this familiar song, we'll consider ways unity can be fostered and destroyed in our communities today.

There's something deeply satisfying about a good ending! Bible Teacher Ron Moore concludes our study of Revelation with some final thoughts. As we consider our eternal home in heaven, we'll consider the questions, "What will God be doing?" and "What will we be doing?"

Heaven is a popular topic in our culture but we know so little of its truth and believe so much that is false. Join Bible Teacher Ron Moore for a tour of the New Heaven as described in Revelation. As we marvel at the brilliance of our eternal home we'll learn what we can expect to find there, and several things that won't be found.

After 1,000 years of peace on earth, the devil will be released from his chains one last time, and the world  will face its final judgment. Ron Moore examines this last desperate attempt of Satan to turn man away from God. We'll also take a look at the Great White Throne and learn what those can expect who find themselves standing before God to face His judgment.

As we draw near to the end of our study of Revelation, we turn to the millennial reign of Christ on earth. Ron Moore explains that it will be a time of unprecedented peace. We'll look closer at the people who will inhabit this kingdom and get a glimpse of life without the deceiving influence of Satan.