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Weekend to Remember - Del Ray Beach Making Stronger Marriages A getaway with a goal: oneness No marriage is static. Each day, each choice — you’re either moving closer together, toward oneness … or drifting farther apart. At the intersection of a faith-based marriage conference and romantic retreat from everyday life, Weekend to Remember...

Chris Brooks is the host of Equipped on Moody Radio, and the Senior Pastor of Woodside Bible Church in Detroit. He and his wife always wanted a big family but were told by doctors they were unlikely to have biological children. Hear how God built their beautiful family through adoption, and the surprise moment 16 years into marriage when Chris...

Bart Millard, lead singer of Mercy Me, shares a personal story of the week his oldest son Sam was diagnosed with diabetes, and the prayer that changed his life.

Last season we chatted to Sara Lane about cross racial adoption from the adoptees perspective. This season we wanted to chat with Brittany Salmon about cross racial adoption from the perspective of the parent. Brittany has two adopted boys and wrote the book “It Takes More Than Love” all surrounding the topic of cross racial adoption.

The 2008 recession wiped out 80% of his family's income. For Dr. Craig Hendrickson, this difficult season proved to be the set-up for a financial miracle he never saw coming. ...

Christian Ballenger is a pastor, worship leader and author of a new book "All Man All Amazing." He grew up in a fatherless home with a mother who battled mental illness. He recounts the return visit to his hometown that forced him to finally confront the pain from his childhood, and the moment he knew he had to forgive his parents. 

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 "One of the greatest things a father can do for his children is to speak identity into them. " as he challenges fathers to instill a Christ-centered identity into their family.

Many believe and say that Jesus did not actually die and that He was in a coma or just passed out. This is why it is so vital to know and understand that Jesus did truly die a physical death. Jesus conquered death and standing on that truth starts with first believing that He actually died for your sins. Today on Bold Steps Minute, Pastor...

Today on Bold Steps Minute, we are reminded that it is when we are broken down the most that God can use us the most. It is only when we are fully, stripped-down, wholly dependent on Him, that He can start to use us and begin to serious work in our lives!