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Parade of Paws Spokane Humane Society’s 21st annual Parade of Paws is on June 1, 2024. A fun-packed 1-2 mile pledge walk to raise funds in support of the SHS animals awaiting their forever homes. Bring your family, coworkers, and fur babies, and enjoy music, kiddo zone, and vendor fair. Sign-up today and start fundraising for companion animals...

Pastor Mark says "You can’t love God and live your own way." and addresses the question what is the real evidence that identifies them as a child of God? He 1 John 5:2 during this devotional.

She yelled at, screamed at, and even shamed her Christian friends leaving them in tears. Then, God met the atheist in the back row of a broken church. Alicia Britt Chole is a speaker, award-winning author, and mentor. Her voice cuts through the fluff and summons souls to walk with God anew. She holds a doctorate in Leadership and Spiritual...

We know that we need God’s Spirit to move in our country and bring revival now more than ever!  Across our nation, Christians are crying out to God. Chris Brooks will join their voices as some special guests lead us in praying for our country's leaders, churches, and families, asking Him for a nationwide hunger for His Word! ...

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Happy Thanksgiving from all of us at Moody Radio and the Moody Bible Institute.  Today, Dr. Mark Jobe, president of MBI helps us through the zones of life.  Perhaps this "zone" for you is one of sickness or anxiety.  There is help today to restore thanksgiving to your life from the pages of Colossians chapter 3.   Let's...

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Jesus invested the majority of his ministry time in the Galilee region. It’s in Galilee that Jesus established his home base, called his disciples, and performed many of the great miracles we read about in Scripture. But what—if any—of the biblical Galilee remains today?  What is there to be seen that dates back to...

When it comes to remembering the past, I guarantee you that it’s easier for me to remember my disappointments and failures than it is to rejoice in my victories. While it’s easier to remember our disappointments, it’s life-giving to rejoice in our victories.