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They say the last lap is the hardest lap. It might be truer than you think.

Since his days as a high school and college football star, Clay Shiver has stayed rooted in God’s Word—including through Moody Radio.

Should you try to reconcile with your former spouse? Dr. Gary Chapman's advice to those who've gone through a divorce is to wait at least two years to recover. That gives God time to work in your former spouse's heart.

Where do you draw the line of physical intimacy before marriage? The Bible is very clear that there should be no sexual intercourse before marriage. You need to focus on getting to know each other intellectually, emotionally, socially and spiritually, and save the physical part for marriage.

When you're angry, be sure to get all the facts before you take action. It's easy to jump to conclusion about what someone did or said. Ask questions and make sure you understand all the facts.

Examine major news stories and issues being debated in the marketplace of ideas and speaks to them with the Word of God.

Every day for more than 40 years, Focus on the Family has been an integral part of fulfilling the organization’s mission to help families thrive by providing resources and counsel grounded in biblical principles. Covering every stage of a family’s journey, Focus on the Family continues to provide relevant insights for the concerns impacting...

The King’s Brass June 27 @ 7:00 pm – 8:30 pm This is our annual Chicken BBQ dinner! This dynamic group comes from around the United States and provides innovative worship through the “best in sacred brass music.” The King’s Brass blesses audiences with a wide variety of music, from hymn classics to jazz spirituals to patriotic marches. 7:00...

The Battle Mens Conference Encouraging Kingdom Men 8:30-11:3am Godfident Brett Dabe 7500 E Country Club Drive Boca Raton, FL Free 561-359-0315 10/10/2026 Brody Howell 9542755487 brody.howell@moody.edu 10/10/2026

Moody Radio presents, “After the Attack—Making Sense of the Senseless.” This one-hour documentary wrestles with the questions people on both sides of the conflict are asking—and concludes with a season of prayer.