The Journey with Ron Moore Daily Messages

Sitting in a high place among our most treasured possessions is our taste in music. It often rules over our choice in churches, friends, and spiritual leaders. It can be the most healing or destructive of our closely held values. Ron Moore offers spiritual insight from four periods of church-music history and challenges us to place our musical taste in its proper position.

A healthy spirit contributes to a healthy body. And there’s nothing more invigorating to our heart and soul than the balm of music. Unfortunately, we often disagree about which medicine is best. Ron Moore offers a glimpse into our musical past to offer a healthy perspective on music in the now.

While the organs must all work together for a healthy body, there is a hierarchy of function. The brain cannot live without the heart, but the heart receives its commands from the brain. What that means for Christ’s body, the Church, is Ron Moore’s focus in this half-hour.

Like a rubber hammer to the knee, God is expecting a response when he gently raps on our soul. Today Ron Moore shows us what that reflexive action says about the health of our spirit.

In the frontier between black and white are the “No Sin Zones.” Those gray areas where believers often differ over our freedom in Christ. Ron Moore shares four principles that should drive your behavior the next time you find yourself in the “No Sin Zones.”

Freedom draws a very large circle…love draws it smaller. In between looms the possibility that the Gospel can be misunderstood. Ron Moore shares how the Apostle Paul dealt with that situation and how you can follow his example.

Liberty has limits. While that statement may seem contradictory it actually grants even greater freedom…the freedom to do “as you should,” and not merely “as you want.” Ron Moore explains what it means to be truly free--within “loving boundaries.”

You are an architect. Each day you design and build a life in front of God and others. The question is, what do you build it with? And how does your structure impact the community around you? Today Ron Moore shares construction standards that will ensure the integrity of your spiritual neighborhood and provide awards that will never fade.

There are some things in this world, and the next, which are seen only through brighter eyes…some thoughts that must be interpreted by a greater mind. On today’s broadcast, Ron Moore reminds us that such sight and understanding is a favor to the chosen, from the third person of the Trinity. It’s a gift that binds us together as one.

What are the signs of a healthy church? Today Ron Moore begins a new series to address that question. And in the next half-hour he introduces a key marker that can determine the vitality of your church.

Successful spiritual living isn’t a matter of happenstance. It takes training in the truth. Training that only comes when we hold to the fundamentals of the faith. Today, Ron Moore continues that instruction from an ancient document.

Successful spiritual living isn’t a matter of happenstance. It takes training in the truth. Training that only comes when we hold to the fundamentals of the faith. Today, Ron Moore continues that instruction from an ancient document.

The surest evidence you’ve spent time in the Bible is not how long you’ve been at it, it’s how far God’s Word has taken you down the road to maturity. In the minutes ahead, Ron Moore puts you on that road and encourages you to truly believe the essentials of the scriptures.

Can you trust the integrity of God’s Word? After all, it did pass through the hearts, minds, and hands of countless sinful men. Ron Moore comes to offer convincing evidence that the Bible is true and worthy of your trust.

Where does the Bible fit in the context of truth and life? Does it really matter and is it truly reliable? Today, Ron Moore will offer that context so that you can discover the importance of God’s Word for every circumstance and every need.

Do you ever wonder about the scope of your purpose in life? What you’re supposed to be doing with your knowledge of God and His Word? Ron Moore will offer some “accessories” for the fully devoted student.

Who’s first on your spiritual speed dial? When things are well or ill who do you contact before any other?

There’s a truism in sports that claims, “You play like you practice.” In your spiritual life, it could also be said that “You pray like you practice.”

Like the stony faces on Mt. Rushmore we sometimes feel as if our prayer life looms over us with an accusing stare. And too often we bow our heads in guilty confession.

Detours keep us from arriving at our destination in a timely manner. And sometimes we don’t get there at all. We get lost on winding, back roads. And so it is on the path to worship.