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Share one Moody Radio listener’s journey from childhood to adulthood, from fear and doubt to faith and trust.

In this episode, Dr. Sauer reveals the essence and misconceptions of pastoral leadership, drawing insights from seasoned pastors and their experiences.

Today on Bold Steps Minute, Pastor Jobe speaks directly to anyone stuck in a waiting room they didn't choose. Hannah's story is proof that year after year of unanswered prayer is not the same thing as God saying no.

Doubt won't cancel God's word but it can steal your joy. Today on Bold Steps Minute, Pastor Mark warns you to guard your trust while you wait.

Women today wonder if God is for them, if the Bible is for them, and if the church is for them. Sometimes they feel discouraged.  Trillia Newbell talks with Jen Oshman about her book, Very Good: What the Bible Says about Being a Woman and how we can see that from Genesis to Revelation, we learn our Creator offers life, purpose, joy,...

Did you know how you handle money actually says a lot about your spirituality? Today on Bold Steps Weekend, Pastor Mark explores the topic of finances as he has a perspective that may be quite different than most based on scripture.

Dr. Ahmed Joktan is a medical doctor who turned evangelist. His father is a mufti in Mecca, Saudi Arabia. Once set to bring jihad to the world, he came to know Jesus Christ as Savior and wants to bring true peace in Jesus to Muslims and lost people everywhere. Five times he faced death, but God spared him so that he could tell Muslims and...

How do you discern who you should marry?  In this episode of Quiet Time, Dr. Sauer and Sullivan explore the often overlooked season of engagement. Drawing from decades of premarital counseling experience, Dr. Sauer discusses how to discern whether you're ready for marriage, identify serious warning signs, navigate family influence,...

Today on Bold Steps Minute, Pastor Mark clarifies what true repentance looks like using King David's example. He explains how humble confession and refusing to make excuses marks the beginning of real change.