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A word filled with pain, loss, questions. Today it is reported that one in ten will experience this devastating loss. But what if you experience three or four or five…

Our guests today are Jon and Bianca Fowler, Global Workers in Panama and long-time members of The Bible Chapel. We are excited to share their story as Ron interviews them about their ministry and the work that God is doing through them at Word of Life, Panama.

Our guest today, Jaclyn Royall, is going to share how God has been working in her life from a young age and how He is using her to help shape the way we look at individuals with disabilities.

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. Ron Moore and Tunch Ilkin give you a peek at those manifestations of anger. Look at them. Know them, so you can keep them outside.

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? Ron Moore and Tunch Ilkin turn on the light of God’s Word so that, in the seeing, we can expose the attitudes of darkness in our soul.

What are some common threads in addictions? How do they weave a fabric that threatens to pattern every inch of your life? How do you know if you’re addicted? Ron Moore and Tunch Ilkin take a look at the signs that men, and the women in their lives, shouldn’t ignore.

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? Ron Moore and Tunch Ilkin begin a look at that vital issue as it relates to leaving an affair. Together they look at what happens after the affair, and what must be done to restore your relationship with God and family.

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? Ron Moore and Men's Pastor Tunch Ilkin offer wives understanding for the real issues men face and how men can deal with them in very practical ways.

What does it mean to be a whole man…a man complete in himself and with God? What can you leave for your children that will never fade and will enrich them forever? On today’s podcast, Ron Moore and Men's Pastor Tunch Ilkin begin a nine-point examination of these questions. And the preeminent question is…how do you measure up?

What do sons and their fathers need in order to be equipped to lead their families? That’s a crucial issue in today’s world and especially in today’s church. So, Ron Moore and Men's Pastor Tunch Ilkin are going to spend time addressing that topic and offering some practical insight for real men in the real world

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? That’s Ron Moore and Tunch Ilkin’s focus on today’s podcast. They begin a look at the Godly husband and what it means to be a servant-leader at home.

Today, Ron Moore and Dave DiDonato interview author, Sean McDowell. Sean’s book, So the Next Generation Will Know, has been a great resource to our student leaders and parents. Currently, at The Bible Chapel, we are in a series called Relevant Faith, which deals with tough questions and topics surrounding Christianity. You can check out this series at any time at http://www.biblechapel.org/sermons/series/relevant-faith/. Sean McDowell - https://seanmcdowell.org/

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? On today’s podcast, Ron Moore and Tunch Ilkin discuss that through the lens of events, issues and hidden issues in a real man’s life.

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? Those are the questions begun in today’s podcast. Ron Moore and Tunch Ilkin embark on a quest to rediscover “biblical manhood.”

Ron Moore Maria Stockman Ryan Middleton Denise Middleton • Ryan grew up with no real church experiences • Denise was also unchurched for most of her childhood. Christmas Eve kind of attendance. • Uncle introduced her to a Baptist Church and around 7th grade she was saved. Went to church without parents. • Once high school hit, she fell away from that • Ryan’s dad was an alcoholic and it was pretty extreme. • Not a normal functioning family. Parents separated the summer he turned 9, and came back, then the following year they left. • As a family they made the decision to leave their dad. • Ryan always sought a male role model. Grandfather was a really big role model and he passed away when Ryan was 11. • Ryan’s view of God was that Ryan would be atheist and as he got older it was more agnostic. • Denise felt like her relationship with God was based on her selfish needs. More fear of God versus the loving God. • Were you looking for a godly man? • Denise - no. But once we started our family it rea

Ron Moore Maria Stockman Ryan Middleton Denise Middleton • Ryan grew up with no real church experiences • Denise was also unchurched for most of her childhood. Christmas Eve kind of attendance. • Uncle introduced her to a Baptist Church and around 7th grade she was saved. Went to church without parents. • Once high school hit, she fell away from that • Ryan’s dad was an alcoholic and it was pretty extreme. • Not a normal functioning family. Parents separated the summer he turned 9, and came back, then the following year they left. • As a family they made the decision to leave their dad. • Ryan always sought a male role model. Grandfather was a really big role model and he passed away when Ryan was 11. • Ryan’s view of God was that Ryan would be atheist and as he got older it was more agnostic. • Denise felt like her relationship with God was based on her selfish needs. More fear of God versus the loving God. • Were you looking for a godly man? • Denise - no. But once we started our family it rea

Ron Moore Maria Stockman Ryan Middleton Denise Middleton • Ryan grew up with no real church experiences • Denise was also unchurched for most of her childhood. Christmas Eve kind of attendance. • Uncle introduced her to a Baptist Church and around 7th grade she was saved. Went to church without parents. • Once high school hit, she fell away from that • Ryan’s dad was an alcoholic and it was pretty extreme. • Not a normal functioning family. Parents separated the summer he turned 9, and came back, then the following year they left. • As a family they made the decision to leave their dad. • Ryan always sought a male role model. Grandfather was a really big role model and he passed away when Ryan was 11. • Ryan’s view of God was that Ryan would be atheist and as he got older it was more agnostic. • Denise felt like her relationship with God was based on her selfish needs. More fear of God versus the loving God. • Were you looking for a godly man? • Denise - no. But once we started our family it rea

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