Do you wear feelings on your sleeve? Do you want everyone to notice what adorns your heart at any given moment? Ron Moore offers spiritual attire that will adorn the heart of God and uplift your emotions for all to see and desire.

We all desire the coat of many colors...the one that identifies us as special when we walk down the avenues of life.  But there are spiritual garments that are far more valuable in the streets of heaven, and when you learn their features, the coat of many colors will pale in comparison. Today Ron Moore describes those spiritual vestments and their many benefits.

You are beloved by the Heavenly Father.  And with that love He has clothed you in righteousness.  In addition, he’s provided apparel that identifies you as His child to a watching world. Ron Moore details the first two pieces of that wardrobe in just a moment.

When the winds of need, both great and small, blow against you, how do you find the grace to help? Ron Moore directs you to shelter and to the One who will greet you there.

What if you were the last lifeguard where the river of life plunged over the cliff and into the sin-soaked abyss. Would you know what to do to save a believer drifting close to the spiritual edge? On today’s broadcast Ron Moore offers biblical training that could save someone from death and cover a multitude of sins.

Conflict.  Few of us like it but all of us experience it.  So how do we deal with it in strength and God’s grace? On today’s broadcast Ron Moore shares biblical guidance that will ensure both you and God are winners the next time conflict arises.

A powerful foe is stalking you…calculating your weaknesses and your next moves. Perhaps he’s already wounded you and you feel it’s only a matter of time before he closes for the kill. Today Ron Moore offers spiritual encouragement to overcome Satan’s attacks and to resist his temptations. Listen and discover untapped strength for the fight.

Pressed into a corner, wounded and weak, is the last place you want to be.  But it may be the first place where God can truly use you. Ron Moore explains in just a moment.

In a landscape of confusing promises, where can you find true peace and confidence? Ron Moore is here to provide a spiritual map, where contentment marks the spot.

Like Isaac, obediently waiting for death on a makeshift altar, we are to offer our own lives to God, not for death but as living sacrifices. What that truly means, how it’s done and what it produces, is Ron Moore’s topic in this half-hour.

The pulse of the Christian heart is clearly detected in the monitor of life. It beats out a rhythm of devotion to the risen Christ and to those around us. Especially to our partner in marriage. Today Ron Moore points out the peaks and valleys of our heart monitor and helps us keep the rhythm of devotion clear and consistent.

“I tell you the truth,” Jesus said in John 12:24, “unless a kernel of wheat falls to the ground and dies, it remains only a single seed. But if it dies, it produces many seeds.” And those seeds sprout into the fruit of the Spirit and of righteousness. With that in mind, on today’s broadcast, Ron Moore explains how we can put to death the sin nature and bear fruit unto eternal life.

“I tell you the truth,” Jesus said in John 12:24, “unless a kernel of wheat falls to the ground and dies, it remains only a single seed. But if it dies, it produces many seeds.” And those seeds sprout into the fruit of the Spirit and of righteousness. With that in mind, on today’s broadcast, Ron Moore explains how we can put to death the sin nature and bear fruit unto eternal life.

A simple magnifying glass, aimed at the Sun, can produce a roaring fire in the kindling below it. So it is with the life focused on God’s Son. His light is brought into sharp power that ignites everyone around with God’s love and mercy. Today Ron Moore shares how we can find that devoted focus in our own life.

A shadow has passed over humankind. It wasn’t the real thing but it caused us to seek the source of the eclipse. And in the finding we discovered true freedom. Today Ron Moore shows us that real thing—the shadow-maker—that transforms a darkened heart into the light of the world.

Freedom, as defined by our licentious culture, is a gilded cage. Rather than giving us the liberty to pursue God’s best, it makes us free from righteousness and slaves to sin. Today Ron Moore hands us the key that makes escape possible and soaring flight a reality.

Christian martyrdom was never the lot of the wavering. Neither is Christian growth. Today Ron Moore prepares us for both with a tutorial on building a strong altar for our living sacrifice.

Though not created, Christ sustains creation. Though once dead, He is the giver of life. Though He emptied Himself, the fullness of God dwells in Him. And though rejected He has reconciled you to Himself. In this half-hour, Ron Moore holds these truths up to the light and challenges you to believe them.

How does the cover of the passport written on your heart read?  Kingdom of Darkness or Kingdom of Light?  If it’s the latter your citizenship entitles you to everlasting benefits that begin right now. Ron Moore details some of them in the next half-hour.

A rail car will rust away when left by itself on a side-track. But when it’s fully engaged to a powerful locomotive it can carry precious cargo and climb distant mountains. Today Ron Moore proclaims that that kind of power is available to the believer, as revealed by Paul in the book of Colossians.

How can the inhumane practice of abortion be ended? That’s Ron Moore’s and special guest Brian Fisher’s focus in this broadcast. They speak to the five groups who can sweep abortion into the dustbin of history.

The world is watching us.  It’s looking for a reason to believe…or an excuse to disbelieve, and disobey, the Creator. In this half-hour, Ron Moore and special guest Brian Fisher talk about that scrutiny as it impacts the world we live in…and in which the unborn can be killed and cast aside.

There’s a closely held secret in the culture of abortion.  It’s cynical, deceitful and crafty. In this broadcast, Ron Moore and special guest Brian Fisher unveil that secret and its awful consequences for women.

Sometimes freedom can become bondage.  A legal “right” can be very wrong and the highly valued can be callously discarded. Ron Moore and special guest Brian Fisher are here to examine those spiritual inconsistencies as they relate to the sin of abortion.

What do you offer someone who has committed great sin? What can you give them that is greater than their guilt? In this broadcast, Ron Moore and special guest Brian Fisher talk about that as it relates to ending the sinful practice of abortion.

What is true contentment and what does it feel like? Ron Moore teaches you how to learn its secret and thereby find lasting satisfaction.

A legacy is not left in a snapshot. It is the sum-total of a life lived for self or for God or some combination of both. Today, Ron Moore outlines the life whose legacy stands the test of time and eternity.

If we’re to successfully scale the challenges of life we must be connected to Christ and other believers.  Without a firm union to both we will fall. On today’s podcast, Ron Moore helps us “rope-in” to our climbing partners so we can summit the peak together.

Have the shackles of pain or circumstance left you feeling bereft of freedom?  Are you chained to past hurts and sins?  Did you know you can live in liberty bound by the former, while the latter can imprison you in a cell of your own making? On today’s podcast, Ron Moore shares the “why” and “how.”

Are you sure?  It’s a question all of us have been asked, at one time or another, but it takes on greater importance when it’s your spiritual strength that’s at issue So today, with a special challenge to Moms, Ron Moore prepares you to answer with a firm; “Yes, I’m sure.”

He was under house arrest…chained to centurions…living a life that everyone dreams about…his days filled with purpose and great joy. Today, Ron Moore shares the secret of living that kind of life, as demonstrated by the Apostle Paul, and outlined in a short prison-letter to his brothers and sisters in Christ.

What kind of character does it take to change the world? And where are those virtues found?

Your affections guide your journey. They can steer you down a narrow way with eternal, exponential influence, or to a dead-end place where your reward must be left behind.

Like a potter’s hands smoothly gliding over wet clay, so is the formation of a godly heritage. Recurring rash moments could damage the vessel and the legacy.  But gentle care will yield a beautiful expression of the artist and her God.

You can’t leave a legacy of Godly faith and practice unless you truly own it.

Hospitality has gotten a first-world makeover. In fact, it’s almost unrecognizable from the original design

What frames your internal world? Are the thoughts and intents of your heart a cluttered structure of wood, hay, and stubble, or do precious metal and costly stone form the building blocks of your life?

Like a downhill skier in the winter Olympics, the Christian often teeters between a winning run to the finish line and crashing into a snow bank. We’re constantly balancing between the liberty of the Gospel and the constraints of a holy life.

Your delegated power to shape a watching world begins in a place much more intimate. Fail there and the world stops watching.

There’s a biblical measurement that marks the influential Christian life. How effectively you impact the world, your neighbors and family for Christ hangs on that yardstick.

When you accepted Christ’s forgiveness you were assigned a mission and promised rewards. Together they offer a life lived with passionate purpose.

There is an often-forgotten aspect of love that wastes away in the dark closets of our fellowships. It’s rarely if ever, brought out, dusted off, and employed. Remarkably, it’s the one quality that can rescue a church, and individual believer, from spiritual destruction. That aspect of “love in action” is Ron Moore’s focus on today’s broadcast.

The pulse of a healthy church is the sum of each individual heart beating in unison with the others. Sadly, that’s not the case in many faith communities. Instead, they need a spiritual defibrillator to shock them back to normal sinus rhythm. Ron Moore does just that with a divine diagnosis and a jolt from God’s powerful Word.

Being bound together in the body of Christ doesn’t just happen. The chain links that interlock us to one another must be carefully fashioned on the anvil of life and living. Ron Moore outlines the forging processes that will help to create an unbreakable bond in your church.

Community is an individual responsibility.The whole can’t grow into full fellowship without the committed participation of each one. Ron Moore offers five essentials for the individual Christian that can build up the larger communion of believers.

The Church is supposed to be a masterpiece of Christ’s image on earth, but the canvas is marred and the pigment muddied. So how can the world see the risen Savior in such a messy medium? With the master’s brush, Ron Moore paints a revealing portrait of genuine connection in the Body of Christ. It’s a communion that proclaims “Christ lives here.”

Community has become a buzz word in modern culture and in the Body of Christ, but do we truly know what makes a community work? Ron Moore shares an ancient model for community that, once understood, can transform the way we do church.

Merry Christmas! Christ in you, the hope of glory. That’s how Paul describes believers. But sometimes you wonder about that. Sometimes it seems your old nature has pushed God out of your life. Ron Moore has some good news. It comes in the form of four truths that evidence the presence of Christ in your spirit.

The One who created the world with just a word entered that world through a humble birth, to humble parents, as a humble baby. Was it a weakness in the face of his rebellious creatures that determined this meek arrival?  Or was it a power greater than creation? That’s Ron Moore’s focus in this half-hour. Listen and discover what it means for your life. .

You have a message to share, handed down by your sovereign.  But it isn’t popular, just as it wasn’t in the days of the King.  So, what do you do with it? As Ron Moore is about to explain, you take your cues from the author of the message. .

Imagine you’re a king promising to share the table of your subjects. But when you finally arrive their houses are dilapidated, dirty, and desperately messy. Ron Moore is coming to look at such a situation and the King of Heaven’s gracious response. .

At the first Advent, John the Baptist was chosen by God to be the “voice of one calling in the wilderness, ‘Prepare the way for the Lord.” So, who is God calling to prepare the way for Christ’s second coming? Ron Moore shares the answer to that question in this half-hour.

Who are you? In a broken and desperate world, where do you fit? What purpose do you serve? Today Ron Moore shares three principles that will give you purpose, direction, and meaning. Learn them well and they’ll change your life for good.

How do you respond when God asks you to do something difficult? Something that could alienate your closest friends. Something that could alter your life forever. For biblical insight, today Ron Moore shares the story of one remarkable woman who was asked by God to bear the unimaginable. In her faith response, you’ll discover a way to live your life.

What does it mean to know Jesus? What is it to accept Him on His terms? What must our attitude be as we welcome Him into our lives? Ron Moore is here to answer those questions. He’ll do that with a look at one person’s response to the announcement of the first Christmas.

It was a still, silent night when the light began to shine in one man’s darkened heart. It was the night that gave him, and us, some of the most treasured words found in scripture. In this broadcast, Ron Moore takes you to a secret place, there to ponder those words and in them, to discover new dawn of true hope and change. Prepare to witness a brilliant light. .

The road from Heaven’s glory to Christ’s birth to Calvary’s Cross and on to victorious resurrection was paved in shame and heartache. On today’s broadcast, Ron Moore leads us down the broken path Jesus walked when he came to make us whole.  It’s a story prophesied long before the first Christmas. .

The first Christmas was planned well before Mary was with child. The reason for that birth was decided long before Calvary’s Cross. In this half-hour, Ron Moore examines the first whisper of those events and the tragic Good News it foreshadowed. .

The world does not wander from event to happenstance event.  There are purpose and direction in its history.  Language, culture, and political power must all bend the knee to a sovereign God. Today Ron Moore looks at that glad reality as he recounts the timing, place, and people God arranged to welcome His Son to Earth. .

“Why am I here?” It’s the bracing question that lurks around the edges of our consciousness, sometimes charging into the open with a challenge we struggle to meet. Ron Moore offers biblical insights that will help you confidently face the reason for your being and how you live it out.

Ours is a historic faith. As Paul said to King Festus, regarding the resurrection: “What I am saying is true and reasonable…it was not done in a corner.” In this half-hour, Ron Moore explores that claim and offers a firm foundation for belief.

Your life is an asset…a resource provided by your Creator. How will you spend that life and all that goes with it? How much will you return to God and how much will you keep? That’s Ron Moore’s question as he looks at four foundational investment principles and their application in the life of Mary, mother of Jesus.

It’s more trustworthy than tomorrow’s dawn, more certain than Earth’s gravity. It’s the promise Jesus made to believers: “I will never leave you or forsake you.” In this broadcast, Ron Moore shares that truth and tells you how to experience its certainty in your life.

For those who believe, an eternal indictment has been satisfied. Every transgression has been expunged—the document tossed into the deepest sea. And with that justification, God has freed himself to welcome us home. In this half-hour, Ron Moore recounts that great, good news and its ongoing meaning for your life.

When does retreat mean victory? How can you know when you’re heading in the right direction? And what will it look like when you reach the objective? Today Ron Moore answers those questions and sets you on a conquering “about-face.”

You are being hunted. As you stumble through the forest of earthly delights and fears, a hound is on your trail. But, when he finds you, you’ll not be harmed. Instead, you will be saved. What that word means, in all its richness, is Ron Moore’s topic on today’s broadcast.

What do you do when you’ve set aside the faith you long held dear? How do you repair a commitment to Christ that has crumbled under the stresses of life? Ron Moore talks about that on today’s program, by recalling the example of one whose renewed faith changed the world.

Have you resolved to be more kind-hearted in your dealings with others? To share true love with those you encounter each day? What exactly will that look like, what will it be like for others and for you? Those are the questions Ron Moore addresses on today’s program. Through the answers, you’ll discover joy and faith that draws others to the love of Jesus.

Whenever we fall into trials, which is all too often in these “shadowlands,” we long for someone who has the strength to lift us out of our predicament. In this half-hour, Ron Moore shows us the only one whose power is sufficient to our troubles and how we can experience it in our lives.

As we stumble through the tangled vines and hidden snares of life it’s essential to have a leader who’s been down this trail before us.  One who was undeterred by the difficult and uneven path he traveled. Today Ron Moore points to such a one and shows us how to closely follow him.

At what point in the Christian life should you anticipate taming the sinful nature? How long should you expect to struggle with doing what’s right in God’s eyes?

When God has forgiven our sin, thrown them into the depths of the sea, and remembered them no more, we’re off the hook…right? Well, not necessarily.

What are the signs that our repentance is complete? What will we feel and how will we think?

You’ve sinned…perhaps greatly. Now, you want the joy of your salvation restored…but how?

How do we reconcile the Lord’s warning to “Judge not lest you be judged” with His command: “If anyone is caught in any trespass, you who are spiritual, restore such a one?”

What are the steps we take when setting off on a journey into sin? And, once on our way, what trespassing side-trips will be necessary to ensure our desired destination?

We sin. And while that’s not news, it is often perplexing. We wonder why we continue to do the things we’ve resolved not to do. So, what is this thing called sin and why is it here in the first place?

It’s the attribute of God that banishes fear and invites us to enjoy Him forever. Absent it, we’re lost without hope.

Have you laid a dream to rest?  A dream that occupied your heart and mind for years?  One that inspired you and helped you face each day?

Worship is best offered with feeling.  So what do your feelings toward God, and the expression of those emotions, say about the condition of your heart?

How much do you love God and how do you show it? What about when God doesn’t act the way you want Him to…what do you do then?

What if you gained the world of business and career but lost your family?  Would that count as success or failure?

We like to “do” stuff.  We want to go places and make things happen…even in our spiritual life. And we want God to keep to our schedule.

A.W. Tozer said, “What comes into our mind when we think about God is the most important thing about us.” That statement reveals a staggering truth: real change begins when we see God in all his wonder, sovereignty, and grace.

You’ve run the race. Sometimes well, sometimes faltering, but you’re still on your feet and looking toward the finish line. What can you do to ensure you don’t stumble and fall before you reach it?

The steel-gray clouds have rolled into your life and you wonder if the sun will ever shine again. Worse still, you’ve been told believers should never experience these dark days.

Things are not always what they seem. Sometimes God places situations in your path, not to tempt you, but to reveal you…to show whether you’re opportunistic or principled.

A sure measure of our spiritual condition is found in how we deal with those who threaten or wrong us.

Has spiritual dryness staked a claim in your heart? Have you descended into a cave of depression that borders desperation and despair?

The Bible says it better; “people who need people, are the most blessed people in the world.”

Do you know who your true friends are? Those you can count on to be strong and weak with you in every season of life?

Who would you take a bullet for? Who would take one for you? Perhaps more to the point, who would you stand with in the face of powerful opposition?

Have you ever felt you were sliding down into success…headed for a place the world considers lofty...one you know to be a destination glittering with corruptible gold?

There are giants in the world and in your heart. Their stature is so imposing you fear they will overpower you and your faith.

Too often we make “audition room” judgments of ourselves and others. We ask whether we have the right “look”…the “X factor” appearance that marks our culture’s ideal of successful people.

Remove the bridle from a spirited horse and you’ll be in for a dangerous ride. So it is with the impulsive person. Without character to steer him or her, only tragedy awaits along the path of real life.

In the gritty, mean streets of real life who can you trust, the man or woman of character or those who will cut corners to win a temporary victory?

If someone took a magnifying glass to your real life and inspected it thoroughly, what would He find? Integrity in the tiniest places or compromise in the spots we thought were hidden?

In real life, we rarely take time to look at the character of people, so we settle for their outward appearance.

What happens on the day you decide God can’t meet your needs? When you choose to fill that empty space in your real life with someone or something other than Him?

In real life, designed by God for purpose and meaning, we're often confronted with trivial, hollow religion. A dead faith that sucks the marrow from living. How can we avoid its poison and thrive in the spirit of Christ?

God will never disappoint you, but you may be disappointed with God. What’s the difference? Expectations.

Sometimes real life crowds our commitment to Christ—threatens to push it into a dark corner that we hope God and others never look into. But, of course, He does—and eventually they do too. What happens then?

Have you raised the gale warning flags over your heart? Determined to signal the anxiety-storm that rages out of sight and out of control?

Real Life. We experience it every day. Unfortunately, our view of God rarely matches that reality.

We all experience anger…sometimes for good, sometimes in sin. And sometimes it hurts…it hurts others, it hurts us and it hurts those we love.

Three types of anger desire to have you. They crouch at your door seeking entrance to your soul and your family’s.

There are hidden aspects to sinful pride. They lurk around the edges of our lives concealing the arrogance that we condemn in others. Do you want to see what they look like?

What are some common threads in addictions? How do they weave a fabric that threatens to pattern every inch of your life?

You like something. You like it a lot. How do you know if you like it too much? How do you know if you’re addicted?

You’ve had an affair and now your heart is broken. You’ve repented and God has forgiven you. You’re back on the straight and narrow. But, what about your wife? How long before she can forgive?

Men, what steps are necessary to demonstrate one has left sin behind? How can we, and the ones we’ve wronged, know that we’re serious about changing?

You’ve had an affair; maybe you’re still in it. But, along with the excitement and pleasure, is the disquieting realization that God knows your secret sin and it will find you out.  What do you do?

What’s one of the temptations faced by men that their wives often don’t understand? And what steps can a man take to resist, and even avoid, such a temptation?

What are the barriers to satisfying sex in marriage...those roadblocks that can detour you or your partner into a disappointing affair?

Men, what are the warning signals that you could fall prey to an affair? And wives, do you understand how the men in your life are sexually wired by God?

Men, what can you leave for your children that will never fade and will enrich them forever?

What does it mean to be a whole man…a man complete in himself and with God?

By God’s grace you’ve been the best husband you know how to be. But now she’s gone. Not by her choice but God’s. Now what?

What do sons and their fathers need in order to be equipped to lead their families?

You want to be God’s man in your marriage. But just what does that mean? Is it spending time with your wife or spending time providing for her? And are those things mutually exclusive?

Many men, even those who profess Christ, worship at the altar of masculinity.

Where does a man get his sense of self and self-worth? And what happens when that source changes?

What is the greatest act a “man’s man” can perform?

In today’s gender-confused culture how can men recapture their God-designed roles and purpose? What does a man, made in God’s image, look like, and how does he act?

Truth begs to be lived out. It implores you to order life under its teaching. But first, you must learn how it applies in your situation. Ron Moore concludes his series in Hebrews with a look at what it all means for you.

There are rumbles in every heart. Trouble, temptation, weakness, or despair. All have the capacity to shake your faith. Ron Moore shares a key gift from God that can strengthen your wavering heart when earthquakes threaten.

We’re in a race for our lives. To live abundantly requires passionate concentration and unwavering endurance in Christ. On today’s broadcast, Ron Moore shares how both are available through God’s training program for the race set before us.

What is faith? Can you define it with biblical clarity? Today Ron Moore offers a description of faith from the book of Hebrews that will help to keep your faith focused and new.

What’s a Christian to do when persecution or trouble never leaves or returns again and again? In this half-hour Ron Moore presents answers, from the book of Hebrews, that will strengthen you for the trials ahead.

Who are you? What does it mean to be in Christ? And what do you need to be the person God created you to be? Today on the program Ron Moore looks at those questions, and from the book of Hebrews, provides a livable answer.

What does Jesus do that keeps your faith fresh? That’s Ron Moore’s focus on today’s program. Follow the Lord’s teaching and rivers of living water will flow from your life.