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Staying on budget doesn’t have to be complicated. Sometimes, all it takes is five intentional minutes each week. A budget isn’t a “set it and forget it” tool; it’s something we revisit so our spending lines up with our values. On the next Faith & Finance Live, Crystal Paine joins Rob West to share a simple...

Can homosexuality and Christianity co-exist? Joe Dallas experienced firsthand the deception of uniting "Gay" with "Gospel". He will join us to shed light on this prevalent, misleading theology that believes being actively gay and Christian are compatible. We will also discuss ‘Christian’ colleges that have walked away from biblical...

Countless people are worried, angry, fearful and just plain confused when it comes to some of the more perplexing issues that life poses and the Bible provokes. Dr. Sam Storms will join us to provide solid and scriptural answers to your questions about the Bible and Christianity. Sam Storms seeks to tackle frustration by looking deeply, not...

As Cynthia Hunter supports her daughter through adult-onset epilepsy, she leans heavily on God and finds in Moody Radio her constant companion.

Moody Radio listener Joe Abraham came to saving faith in Christ through a ‘chance’ encounter with an Athletes in Action representative, beginning a journey of following Jesus.

When a guy says, "I don't love her any more", it usually means he's lost that euphoric feel of being "in love" when he first got married. Love isn't a feeling, it's an attitude and an action.

How to love people you don't like.

Jesus was born to a simple peasant woman and her carpenter husband. The first people who took the time to find Him were not kings or queens or celebrities. They were working-class shepherds who were on the night shift. This week on The Land and the Book, we’re “Looking for Christmas.” We promise you’ll come away with...

Oftentimes, it is difficult to have an attitude of gratitude when things in our life don’t go the way we planned. We have to train ourselves to look through the lens of gratitude rather than disappointment. We have much to be grateful for in Christ!

Do you ever think about what you're thinking about?