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Urban Praise features inspiring music that exalts Christ and encourages the believer. Celebration, hope and worship are the irresistible ingredients of this soulful blend.

Sunday Praise is a weekly three-hour program, hosted by Jon Hemmer, that prepares listeners to worship Jesus in their respective Sunday services. This program helps listeners remember who they are in Christ, and focus on what is lasting and truly important.

Urban Praise is celebrating Black History Month through the writings some of today’s most influential African American authors.

Experience uplifting Christian praise and worship music on Moody Radio’s Praise & Worship Channel. Enjoy powerful anthems sung in churches around the world—music that inspires your faith and encourages your walk with Jesus.

Meet the voices behind the microphones who keep you company while listening to uplifting Christian music with a mix of new favorites and praise anthems sung in churches across the globe

Urban Praise invites you to attend the D.I.V.A. Principle Conference (Divine Inspiration for Victorious Attitude). Host and bestselling author, Michelle McKinney Hammond, will inspire you to “say yes to your next” at this life-changing two-day conference focusing on the theme: Shift. Get ready for a weekend of growth, empowerment, and endless...

We all long to see our nation's urban centers won to Christ, but how does the Gospel answer the claims of false religions and restore dignity to those living in our great cities?  Pastor Eric Mason joins Chris to discuss the challenges and answers of urban apologetics! Resource: Urban Apologetics: Restoring Black Dignity with the Gospel...

It's possible to praise your children too much. Learn to distinguish words of affection and words of praise. Affection focuses on who your child is. Praise focuses on what your child does. Children know when praise is deserved and when it's only to make them feel better.

Today on Bold Steps Minute, Pastor Mark walks you through praising God even though it does not seem like anything is happening. Mark encourages you to just keep praising God and a breakthrough is going to come.