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Faith lets us live in the “right now”—the present, while at the same time, we can believe in the “not yet”—the future that God has prepared for us.  And according to Pastor Ford, that’s because we understand faith moves us from insufficiency to sufficiency, based on Christ’s all-sufficiency. Find out more on today’s Treasured Truth.

Why do we walk by faith and not by sight? Because we see in the present what God has done for us in the past, and that assures us of the blessings in our future. To find out more, join us for today’s Treasured Truth.

What is the condition of your soul? We need to ask God for the answer to this question and for the power to take action if there is something that needs to change. Listen to this Bold Steps Minute as Mark Jobe talks about examining our souls and taking action. Mark Jobe is president of Moody Bible Institute and Pastor of New Life Community...

Nancy Fitzgerald of Anchors Away stops by to share our Biblical Worldview Question of the Week - Who can I Trust?  Copyright WGNR Radio 2023...

Serving the Lord can be difficult, but in due season there's a reward. And yet even in the difficult days, it's a joy to know that we’re co-laborers with Christ, building up His kingdom one day at a time, one life at a time. ...

Why would the Apostle Paul want to remind those who follow Christ about the mistakes that the Children of Israel made? Pastor Ford will explain that this passage is for our example. So, Paul gave us an illustration and with it, he gave us some instructions. He wanted to convey a warning that was designed to change our Christian walk. ...

In this Bold Steps Minute, Pastor Mark Jobe reminds us as Christians what our call is and to whom we should seek to change us and others. Take a listen now. Mark Jobe is president of Moody Bible Institute and Pastor of New Life Community Church in Chicago. Listen to full, daily messages by clicking on Bold Steps.

It’s National Singles Week and we’re going to talk about 5 things married people can learn from singles. Our correspondent to all things single, Focus on the Family’s Lisa Anderson, will join us. One issue we’ll talk about is the church. Often, singles feel invisible, alienated, and forgotten. How do we change that?

Expressing your love language of gift-giving may lead to overspending. Giving gifts doesn't always have to be expensive. Give something that means a lot to them. It's the thought that counts!

The way a couple makes decisions can make or break their marriage. A domineering husband or wife destroys the spirit of their spouse. This is not Biblical. Marriage is meant to be two persons on the same team. God is the coach, and the husband and wife are teammates in the decision-making process.