Moody Radio

How do you handle it, when people hurl accusations at you? What do you do when they question your motivations and when they try to intimidate you? Pastor Ford will explain how we must learn to deal with “haters” in our lives and how God deals with them on our behalf.

Pastor Ford will explain today that generally speaking, reconciliation takes time.  That's because God has to heal the person who's been offended. And it often takes a lot of time for that to happen. So, if you've asked for forgiveness and are waiting for reconciliation to take place, then realize that it may be a while before the offended...

As we look further at the story of Esther, we’ll learn more about how God brought her to a specific time and place in order for her to fulfill her destiny.  Pastor Ford will encourage us to consider how God wants us to use the time He’s given us in our lives to fulfill our own destinies and to do great things for Him. As...

The biggest communication problem is that we do not listen to understand. Instead, we listen to reply.  We’re waiting so that we can say, “Oh no, that was not what you said, or that didn’t go down like that.” So, we’re actually preparing our reply rather than trying to understand what the other person is really trying to communicate.

In our relationships, if something is really bothering us and we don’t address it, but instead we pretend that nothing is wrong, then we’re not really being honest. When someone asks us, “What’s wrong?” And we say, “Nothing.”—that’s a lie.  Pastor Ford will ask us today—How can we actually discover truth in our conversations with others,...

Sometimes we need to try and connect to how a person is feeling.  If they’re feeling a certain way, they feel that way, simply because they feel that way.  So, sometimes we need to connect to that and understand there are some things that may be going on that we just can’t solve.

In our relationships, we want to be able to get along, to understand each other, to be able to communicate something to someone and to be able to understand exactly what they’re saying and where they’re coming from.  Find out some tips about how to do all of that on today’s Treasured Truth.

Honest communication is so important in any relationship.  When we lie and when we get angry, we give the devil an opportunity to get into our relationships.  And that’s exactly what he wants.  And so, when we do those things, we’re actually playing into the devil’s hands. That’s on today’s Treasured Truth.

To communicate is to share information with someone, that is either verbal or non-verbal, in a manner in which the person understands.  But Pastor Ford will explain, if there isn’t any understanding, then there hasn’t actually been any real communication.

Pastor Ford encourages each of us to ask ourselves, “Is there something or someone that’s in the way, causing my communication to fail?”  Because a lot of times we really have to be careful about who we’re allowing to give us input into our relationships.