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Today, on Karl and Crew, we were knee-deep in our analysis of the Book of Esther as we discussed how God took what was meant for evil and made it good because of Esther’s faith. Esther took a leap of faith when she went before the king to advocate for her people, risking a potential death sentence. Esther had to stand up for her people...

Today, on Karl and Crew, we started our week off with a testimony from Super Di. She shared how Jesus took the weight of her trauma and pain and freed her from the heavy burden of anger. When we repent and turn from our sins, Jesus relieves us and guides us to freedom from bondage. We also had Dr. Jim Coakley join us to share about the Today...

Today, on Karl and Crew, we kicked off our weekly theme, “Tools of Transformation”, by discussing useful tools that can help expand and grow our knowledge and understanding of the Word. We had Dr. Drew Dickens join us to talk about a useful and rapidly developing tool that can be used to understand the Bible and replace other...

Janet Parshall will let you know what Gallup just surveyed on Americans and the topic of abortion in her commentary for this week.

Listen to past programs from Today's Single Christian, as Lina AbuJamra offers insights from God’s Word and her own life to inspire and guide singles in pursuing a fulfilling Christian life right now.

As you pause to look back on 2020, what have you learned? What would you have done differently? Take time to look back so you can look forward with intentionality and vision for what God might have in store for the coming year.

For trees to reach full growth, it depends on several variables and many years to reach full maturity. In the same way, personal and spiritual growth doesn’t happen overnight so it’s important to make sure you have the right habits to reach the desired outcome.

Abigail Ministries provides counseling for victims of domestic violence, abuse, and assault, including Christian women who connect with the ministry through Moody Radio

In his “high priestly prayer” in John 17, Jesus asked His heavenly Father to create unity among those who believed in Him. (John 17:20 & 21)  How can we live in greater unity, especially across ethnic and racial lines within the church?  Are there ways we can grow in our understanding and appreciation for each other?