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Unspoken We are delighted to share this exciting news: our partnership with Maranatha Bible & Missionary Conference will see Worship On the Waterfront extending its summer run with a Labor Day weekend roadshow. On September 5, the shores of Lake Michigan will play host to Unspoken’s live performance.   Since their self-titled debut in 2014,...

Brandon Heath Brandon Heath is a Grammy-nominated, Dove Award-winning singer-songwriter known for honest storytelling and faith-filled, relatable lyrics. A Nashville native, he broke onto the national scene with “I’m Not Who I Was” and later the smash hit “Give Me Your Eyes,” earning two Dove Awards and a Grammy nomination. His albums—including...

Discover a rich collection of prayer resources—including articles, devotionals, blogs, books, podcasts, and videos—to deepen your spiritual journey. Submit your prayer requests and explore tools that help cultivate a more personal and meaningful relationship with God through prayer.

Trying to understand America without Scripture is like describing the human body without including its bloodstream! Robert Morgan will join us to explain the Bible's role in our nation's defining moments, the undeniable impact of leaders throughout our history who were intimately acquainted with God's Word, and what these verses mean for...

Natalie Layne Natalie Layne is a pop singer-songwriter, pianist, worship leader, and producer whose music radiates joy and spiritual depth. A Colorado native now in Nashville, she blends pop, jazz, and soulful piano-driven styles shaped by classical training and mentorship under GRAMMY® winner Bernie Herms. Her Centricity Music debut album,...

Dr. Hormoz Shariat will join us to discuss the newly signed "Iran Peace Deal" and whether or not this is a good thing for the Iranian people. Then, Wesley Smith, of the Discovery Institute’s Center on Human Exceptionalism discusses a move at the U. N. to give nature “rights”. Join us to think critically and biblically.

Uber driver Buki Abioye was raised by her muslim grandmother, but always felt drawn to Christianity. Now she's listening to Moody Radio while she works.