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She loves the Bible. She loves to talk about, write about and teach biblical themes. Prolific author Trillia Newbell will join us to talk about a new venture on Moody Radio. She is now the host of the program Living By Faith. What does it mean to do that every day? And where do you struggle most to live by faith? Don’t miss Trillia...

The Christian life has always been about trust. We’re to trust our Father’s provision. We’re to rest in our Father’s presence. We’re to look for our Father’s protection. The only guarantee we’re given is the guarantee of our resurrected Jesus. Because he is risen, we can rest knowing that our God...

Churches are full of differences. In recent years, differences over political and social issues have frayed the unity of many churches. Trillia Newbell talks with Jamie Dunlop about how a church can find unity if it's centered on Christ alone. That unity, can build genuine friendships that bridge many differences.

God is love and He is good – even when things are bad. Trials are meant to grow us and strengthen us, and it's only God’s love that will sustain us when things are bad. ...

With the holiday season approaching, many churches throughout the U.S. are turning their attention toward international missions. Some are preparing for collection drives, and others are planning out their winter break mission trips. Tuesday on Mornings with Eric and Brigitte, Elli Oswald, ED of the Faith to Action Initiative shares that...

People who cover over their sins will not prosper.

Two become one in marriage—but what does that mean, exactly, when it comes to investing? Join us for today's Faith & Finance Live when host Rob West will welcome Rachel McDonough to explain the benefits of both husband and wife engaging in the process of investing. Then Rob will answer your calls about various financial topics. ...

Do you have flood faith? Do you have the kind of faith that allows you to believe whenever your storm comes—whenever the water is drenching you and you feel like you’re going to drown—you’re still trusting God? And even though you’ve gone under for the second time, you know that He’s going to save you.

Waiting by faith doesn’t mean you’re sitting in some place or you’re standing still. Rather, because you are waiting by faith, it means you’re making progress, spiritually speaking, even in the midst of what you’re going through.

The writer of Hebrews reminds us that as we live the Christian life, we walk by faith and not by sight. We may not understand the trials we encounter because we can’t see their purposes. But we can always trust that God has the best plan for us, and He allows those trials to take place for our good. ...