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Every single day, you brush shoulders with people experiencing trauma. But few of us know how to respond. This week on The Land and the Book, we’ll learn some lessons from the biblical character, Job. As we sit down with Job, we’ll find comfort in the ashes. The best part? You’ll come away with tools to help support trauma...

Listen to past episodes of In the Market with Janet Parshall, examining major news stories and relevant issues with the Word of God as the framework.

Matthew was addicted, suicidal, and headed for prison. Now he's born again and grateful for Moody Radio’s support.

Gen Zers are making a mass exodus from the church! Can we do anything to stop this trend? Dr Sean McDowell and J. Warner Wallace say “yes”---and provide research-based, proven strategies and practical, experientially grounded tactics to help parents, youth leaders, and Christian teachers assist young people in owning their faith...

We all love to hear the spiritual adventures of others, but when it comes to our own stories – most of us prefer smooth sailing to challenges and difficulties.  How about you? Is some trial about to overwhelm you? Then don’t miss Chris Brooks’ conversation with Robert and Nancy Wolgemuth as they review the faithfulness...

Pastor Mark tells us that "The way we manage our finances, time, relationships, and even our hearts reflects our trust in God and our understanding of His provision." as helps us with our budgets.

Pastor Mark says "Engage in a way that makes people hungrier for the things of God." as he encourages us to not hear the Great Commission and Just Do It! To live out a genuine faith to others, speak the truth with zeal despite its unpopularity, and encourage others around us to become their best selves in Jesus.

Pastor Mark says ”Contentment is an attitude you can learn” as this devotional looks at contentment not being based on what you have or don’t have.

Pastor Mark says God shapes His greatest leaders in the shadows. Feeling unseen? Discover how quiet seasons prepare you for bold purpose—just like David, the shepherd boy turned king.

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.