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In our times of suffering we often want to call God to account for what went wrong; as if we are the judge and God is the accused. But God reminded Job that that's not the case. As Ron Moore continues to look at the life of Job, we learn that our struggles can become an opportunity to develop our trust in God.

What do you do when you can't shake the question "why"? Bible Teacher Ron Moore takes us to story of Job, a righteous man who lost everything. By looking at Job's three responses to his tragedy, we'll be encouraged to remain firm in our faith even as the world shakes.

Do you know the God who walks with you down this storm-tossed road? Is He an anchor when pounding waves threaten to batter you into submission? Bible Teacher Ron Moore examines four truths that you can cling to when life is shaken.

Where is God when life's tremors rattle the walls of your world? Does He care? Did He command the earthquake? Will your faith stand or falter? Those are the issues we all battle when pain fractures our heart. Join Bible Teacher Ron Moore as he begins a new series showing you how to have an unshakable faith in a shaken world.

How do you respond to a government that doesn't honor God? It's a question many Christians are asking today, but it's one that believers throughout history have had to grapple with. Warren Wiersbe helps us find practical answers for how to live as a godly citizen of this earth while still obeying our God in heaven.

Have you ever considered asking an older member of your church for advice? Or what about going to a younger member for fresh ideas? Warren Wiersbe returns to Titus and shares God's plan for every member of your church to work together as a family in Christ.

Would you drink a cup of coffee with just a little bit of poison? Of course not! Even if it's just a small amount, the poison makes the entire cup lethal. Likewise, even the smallest amount of false teaching has the same effect. Warren Wiersbe shares the impact of false teaching on you and your church, and gives biblical advice to guard against it.

Some of the greatest people in the Bible were called "servants." So, whose servant are you? Warren Wiersbe challenges us with that question in his series on the Book of Titus. Only three chapters long, Titus is rich with doctrine and wise instruction for relationships and duties within the church.

King David's life wasn't predictable and it certainly wasn't perfect. But it was a life lived to the full, with a heart that was truly dedicated to God. David Chadwick takes a closer look at the lessons we learn from David, "the man after God's own heart."

Having an affair with a married woman and killing her husband doesn't sound like the act of a godly man. But it's part of King David's life. And what happened to him afterwards speaks volumes to us about God's mercy and grace. David Chadwick shows us what it takes to recover from our failings.