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As the Book of Revelation gets underway, the author turns our attention to the glorious, resurrected Jesus. Ron Moore helps us see Jesus in this new yet familiar light and shows us how His presence at the end of days will be a comfort to those who believe and terrible to those who don't.

Frightening and confusing are just two of the words often used to describe the Book of Revelation. But what about encouraging and enlightening? Bible Teacher Ron Moore begins a new study on the last book of the Bible by showing how a study of the end times can impact our lives today.

America is looking for a leader with the right stuff, but first we have to ask ourselves, what is the right stuff and how will we know when a candidate has it? Ron Moore offers seven cardinal virtues to look to as we draw near to election day.

Anyone who has followed Jesus knows the path He leads us on isn't always easy. All too often, we stumble and fall. How can we face Jesus after a failure? Ron Moore takes us to John 21 where we find Peter in exactly this situation. His encounter with Jesus will both challenge and encourage us as we move forward in our relationship with Him.

Sometimes we talk about becoming a Christian as a "life-changing" experience. That was certainly true for a man named Zacchaeus. Bible Teacher Ron Moore takes us to Luke to examine this encounter at the sycamore tree. We'll be encouraged by Zacchaeus' generosity and challenged to consider our own relationship with Jesus.

There are two types of Christian: those who love the Christian lifestyle, and those who love Christ. The difference is subtle, Ron Moore explains, but important. As we study the Gospel of Luke, we'll look at three people more in love with the idea of being a Christ-follower than they were with Christ Himself. We'll learn how to focus our eyes on Jesus and serve Him alone.

When it comes to your relationship with Jesus, are you trying to dictate the terms of that relationship? Ron Moore takes us to the Gospel of Mark and introduces us to a young man who approached Jesus with just that idea. We'll see how we can follow Jesus on His terms and learn of the blessing awaiting those who accept those terms.

Is it wrong to ask God to prove his presence and power in your life? Bible Teacher Ron Moore takes us to the Gospel of Luke and shows us how Jesus proved Himself to the first disciples. We'll be reminded that throughout scripture, God consistently proves Himself to those He calls. Being assured of our calling, then, we'll be encouraged, like the disciples, to follow Jesus.

Whether it's a building, a bridge, or a life in Christ, if you want to build something that stands the test of time you need to start with a solid foundation. Ron Moore shows us how to make our lives grounded firmly in Christ. We'll see the importance of living with a firm foundation and find ways to begin laying that foundation in our own lives.

We all have our reasons for not giving more: more time, more attention, more money. We intend well, but translating that to action can be difficult. Join Bible Teacher Ron Moore as he takes us to the Book of 2 Corinthians. By looking at some successes and failures of the early church we'll learn four scriptural principles of generosity we can apply to our lives today.