Go
It's Valentine's Day weekend, but one thing is for sure... love isn’t one-size-fits-all. What says “I love you” to one person might not mean a thing to another. Trillia Newbell talks with marriage experts Drs. Les and Leslie Parrott about their book, The Love Language that Matters Most: How to Personalize Love...
In just sixty seconds, gain motivating truths from God’s Word that can transform your life. Dr. Mark Jobe, a pastor in Chicago, delivers clear and practical insights to encourage and challenge you to live with bold faith every day.
Battle Lines for Believers is a powerful 54-minute special from Moody Radio featuring attorney David Gibbs. It explores spiritual and legal challenges Christians face today and offers practical guidance to defend faith-based rights amid growing hostility.
At least 70 percent of adults have experienced a traumatic event in their lives. Guest Jocelyn Jones is the founder of Faith on the Journey Christian counseling and she’s on a mission to help Christians heal from trauma and painful pasts.
Mike Kinney was 17 years old when the truck he was driving crashed into a tree and caught fire. His injuries were devastating. But Mike's story is one of miracles, big and small, and the power of the presence of God.
Explore the story of radical forgiveness in Luke 7 and how humility opens the door to grace. This devotional challenges us to reflect on pride, brokenness, and the life-changing power of Jesus’ mercy.
Pastor Mark says your past may explain your struggle, but it doesn’t have to define your future. Through Christ, you can break generational patterns and start a new legacy of faith, healing, and purpose—beginning today.
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.
Pastor Mark says "You can’t get to the place of honesty and change until you go to the place of pain and failure." as he helps us find the antidote for our shame.