Moody Radio

Is there an antidote to despair? Janet Parshall will answer that question in this week’s commentary.

One of the most important things about you is how deeply you value God's word.

Arguments reveal the heart. Arguments often grow out of an emotional need. A wise husband and wife will look for the emotional need behind the argument.

Reading Dr. Gary Chapman's book "The Five Languages" will invigorate relationships of every kind.

Do you ever wonder what we did before computers and cell phones? We interacted with each other - playing, talking to each other, eating meals together and talking about what was going on in our lives.

Pastor Mark says "It’s easy to miss divine appointments when you’re grumbling." as he shares that when our focus is on God and the things He’s blessed us with, we open ourselves up to seeing the good in situations and people, rather than the negative.

Pastor Mark says "Spiritual gifts are given to every believer for the common good of others." as he challenges us to not stay uninformed about spiritual giftings but to take the next step in discovering how God has gifted you!

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.

Pastor Mark says "Humility positions us to receive the grace of God." and uses James 4:6 to help us understand the value in yielding to God's will on the road of life.

Pastor Mark says ”You will never experience lasting change unless you experience freedom in all three parts of who you are…body, soul, and spirit." He takes us to Galatians 5:16-18 in this devotional.