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Bible scholar, prolific author, and Anglican minister Michael Bird will join us to help us understand seven important "things" about the Bible. Learn how the Bible was put together, what inspiration means, and how we can know that the Bible is true. Discover how to better ‘contend for the faith’. Is it possible to grow in our...

oday on Bold Steps Minute, Pastor Mark talks going to the next level in your spiritual life. Mark gives one way, that's an easy way, to grow in your faith.

What happens when a church prays together?  Roy Patterson is sitting in for Chris Brooks and he will explore that question with Pastor Al Toledo of the Chicago Tabernacle. They will encourage your heart with stories of God’s provision and transformation when His Church prays!  Equipped with Chris Brooks is made possible...

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Moody Radio's new Easter special Mysteries of Easter in the Old Testament guides listeners on a trek across the Holy Land that feels remarkably fresh, yet is profoundly ancient.

Today on Bold Steps Minute, Pastor Mark shares what the greatest investment of your time is. This is the time you spend worshipping God. Mark mentions a quote from John Piper that says, “God is most glorified in us when we are most satisfied in Him.” You show your satisfaction in God through worshipping Him.

You’ve heard of the Great Wealth Transfer taking place as Baby Boomers pass away. But did you know that women will inherit the majority of those assets? On today's Faith & Finance Live, Rob West will welcome Sharon Epps to explore how women can be prepared to manage that wealth before it’s passed on to the next generation.

When we’re going through persecution—but we know that we have Biblical salvation— that assurance should override any suffering we may be experiencing. How can that override any suffering? Because suffering’s only temporary, but salvation is eternal. Learn more on today’s Treasured Truth.

Big churches didn't create the problems facing today's congregations. But our obsession with size has come at a great cost. For a long time, we thought bigger was better. "Church growth" and "numbers" dominated our thoughts and conversations. But more than ever, people are feeling disconnected. Trust in the church is dwindling. Karl Vaters...