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In this episode, Dr. Sauer reflects on something he deeply wished he had as a younger believer—and something he has spent years intentionally giving to the next generation.

It is back to school time and parents everywhere are faced with questions about their kids’ safety. Statistics show that the number of shootings within schools, even elementary schools, is at an all time high in our country. Should parents be scared? Should their kids be scared? Join us for this episode of the CarSeat Questions podcast...

When you and I hear the word risk, we usually think about the stock market. Or maybe the risk involved with a job transfer. But Christ-followers in Iran understand that word very differently. Just to speak the name of Jesus is dangerous there. But this week on The Land and the Book, you’ll hear stories that will amaze, encourage and...

In this episode, Dr. Sauer reflects on a foundational practice he didn’t fully grasp as a younger believer—and one that has quietly shaped his faith, habits, and resilience over time. Want more Quiet Time? Follow us on YouTube, Instagram, and Facebook. ©️ 2026 Moody Bible Institute. All rights reserved.

Dr. Sauer shares how his disciplined 2 a.m. devotional life began and what shaped his commitment to daily quiet time. We discuss common obstacles that keep people from consistency and what it truly takes to maintain and preserve a faithful devotional rhythm.Thanks for joining us for our very first episode!

In this episode, Dr. Sauer reveals the essence and misconceptions of pastoral leadership, drawing insights from seasoned pastors and their experiences.

Many of us struggle with anxiety in some way, and it can be hard for Christians to reconcile those feelings with the Bible's commands to not be anxious. Dr. Sauer unpacks what the Bible says about anxiety, how Christians can practice handing their anxiety to God, and what it looks like to walk alongside someone who's struggling.

Jesus was born to a simple peasant woman and her carpenter husband. The first people who took the time to find Him were not kings or queens or celebrities. They were working-class shepherds who were on the night shift. This week on The Land and the Book, we’re “Looking for Christmas.” We promise you’ll come away with...

Christian recording artist Tasha Layton recalls a season of life and ministry where she reached a breaking point, and realized she was not ok. In this episode, she shares the moment she knew she needed a radical break, and the process that enabled her to finally get untangled from the lies she’d believed about God and herself. To...