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What's the danger of losing an eternal perspective on life? Bible Teacher Ron Moore begins a study of 1 Peter with the question, "How do you live for the next world when life in this one is reasonably comfortable?" We'll be reminded of three things that are true for all believers and challenged to make our resources count for eternity, not just tomorrow.

At the end of his life, Joshua, the leader of Israel, took a moment to reflect on God's blessings in the past and look forward to God's promises for the future. As we conclude our study of Joshua, Ron Moore encourages us to remember the ways God has been faithful in our own lives. And he delivers a warning to help us keep our future paths headed in a godly direction.

Caleb was a man who held on to a promise from God for 45 years. And when the time came to fulfil that promise, he was just as eager to step out in faith as a man half his age. What would that kind of faith look like in our churches and communities? Ron Moore shares two principles from Caleb's life to show us how we can have the same kind of wholehearted faith Caleb demonstrated.

Being caught in a Spiritual rut can be a soul-numbing experience. Bible Teacher Ron Moore takes us to Joshua and gives us four principles for escaping these spiritual traps to a time of revival personal refreshment.

In the wake of a miraculous victory, Israel made a misstep. When Achan broke an explicit command of God, the results were disastrous. Ron Moore takes us to this important passage and helps us understand the patterns and consequence of sin. We'll also learn how to repent and confess our sins when we are led astray.

As Ron Moore continues in Joshua, we find Israel at the walls of Jericho. A strange battle plan, a divine appointment, and a renewal of old promises all help reinforce for Israel that God is in command. We'll see from their example how God can help prepare us today for fresh encounters with Him.

The first thing God instructed the Israelites to do after they crossed the Jordan was set up a memorial. Ron Moore explores this passage and shares the importance of reminding ourselves and our families about the ways God has miraculously provided for us in the past. We'll also learn some practical tips on how to set up spiritual reminders in our lives.

Often in the life of faith it can feel like we're walking in a thick fog at night, or are being asked to cross an insurmountable obstacle. Bible Teacher Ron Moore looks to Israel's crossing of the Jordan River to find three principles to guide our path as we cross over into the next chapter of our own spiritual journey.

You've happened upon a roadblock in your journey to spiritual fulfillment. You weren't looking for it, didn't want it and yet here you stand. What now? Join Ron Moore as he shares with us four principles from God's Word and helps us find the way around that obstacle and onto the adventure that beckons.

As the mantle of leadership of Israel passed from Moses to Joshua, like many leaders, Joshua felt very inadequate to the task. Bible Teacher Ron Moore takes us to the Book of Joshua to examine four questions every leader asks, and helps us find the answers God has provided.