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We all carry wounds from the words and actions of others, but it's important to remember how our Creator sees us. Instead of dwelling on images of our pain, we need to look into a God-centered mirror that reflects the way He sees us. Ed Stetzer talks with JP Foster and Matt Williams about their book, Finding Freedom in Jesus and how learning...

We all experience seasons of pain, grief and transition.  Sometimes it feels like you'll never get past those wounds.  Trillia Newbell talks with Toni Collier of the docuseries, Unshakeable Moxie: Becoming Who God Says I Am and about how you can root your identity in Christ to move past pain and suffering into seasons...

To serve our community, Moody Radio Quad Cities airs programs that proclaim the Word of God in a way that helps people take the next step with the Lord Jesus Christ.

To serve our community, Moody Radio Nashville airs programs that proclaim the Word of God in a way that helps people take the next step with the Lord Jesus Christ.

This hour we dive deeper into a better understanding of the End Times and discover why what lies ahead isn’t to be feared but seen with joyous anticipation. Todd Hampson joins us to offer biblical clarity on what will happen when The End turns into the beginning.

Pastor Mark says staying spiritually charged means choosing what fills you. Don’t run on empty—plug into God daily through prayer, worship, and Scripture to live wisely and powerfully.

Pastor Mark says whether your earthly father blessed you or not, your heavenly Father does—and His blessing can heal wounds, restore identity, and empower you to bless others.

Have you ever considered building your family the way God builds his? Adoption is not only a response to the needs of children who don’t have a family, but also a profound picture of God’s love for all the children he has adopted into his family.  Ed Stetzer talks with Andrew Hopper about his book, Chosen: Building Your Family...

Today on Bold Steps with Mark Jobe, Pastor Mark confronts one of the biggest deceptions in our culture — that we're "good enough." The reality of God's holiness shows us why we need a Savior.