Moody Radio

Send your questions to Dr. Mark Jobe, President of the Moody Bible Institute and host of Bold Steps.

Dr. Crawford Loritts says that becoming a disciple of Jesus requires a decisive commitment. You have to decide. Jesus does not call for incrementalism.  He does not call you to wander your way into this thing. He does not call for you to process your way into this. To become a disciple means in some many words, you have no control over...

Dr. Crawford Loritts takes us to Jesus closing thoughts expressed in the Sermon on the Mount.  As we come to the high point of the last two paragraphs, Jesus is calling for a decision or choice. What will you build your life upon?

Dr. Crawford Loritts continues his message, “Get After It” with a look at how we’re to pray expectantly and rest in God.

His friend, Max, was hit and on the ground. But when Michael tried to assist, he was assaulted, as well, to the point someone broke his wrist. What fueled this attack? A hatred for Jewish people. And it happened right here in America. How could we be seeing so much antisemitism? And how should we respond? That's our conversation this week...

The second part of Dr. Crawford Loritts’ message “Built to Last” highlights the importance of obeying God’s truth. Heed the warning! Don’t be like the foolish man who built his house on the sand. God’s truth is the only sure foundation for life.  ...

Dr. Crawford Loritts says looking past our brokenness is one of the first steps in finding the power of hope.  He also explains some unique aspects of two powerful miracles performed by Jesus.

Last week, Dr. Crawford Loritts helped us see how hope causes us to look past our brokenness. This week he looks at how hope causes us to yield to the authority of Jesus Christ.  We’ll see how submission to Christ played a role in the healing of a leper and of a Roman Centurion’s servant.

Dr. Crawford Loritts continues in his series, “For His Kingdom,” with a message about what Jesus says prayer should all be about.  In the first part of the message, “Get After It,” Crawford looks at fervent, intentional prayer.