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Equipped with Chris Brooks encourages listeners to live an impactful Christian life in a rapidly changing culture.

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Waiting on God can test your faith, but His plans are still unfolding. Be encouraged by the story of Lazarus and learn to trust God's timing even when it doesn't make sense.

After decades of abusive relationships, Megan discovered hope found only in Jesus Christ while listening to Moody Radio.

It's not appropriate for a husband to make comments about other beautiful women in front of you. Remind him that he's married to you and his attention should be focused on you.

Every season carries both beauty and burden.  Today on BOLD STEPS, Mark Jobe turns to Galatians chapter 5 and the fruit of the Spirit, showing how real joy is one of the clearest signs that God is filling your life.  Even in a confusing or painful chapter, you can hand it to God and ask Him to restore your joy and perspective.  Bring...

Operation Christmas Child Shoebox Packing Party at PHUMC - Palm Harbor Palm Harbor United Methodist Church (PHUMC) invites you to join in an evening of fellowship and service. The purpose of this event is to pack shoeboxes for Samaritan's Purse Operation Christmas Child (OCC). These shoeboxes will be gifted to children around the world as...

Kitchen Table Conversations, a weekly newsletter delivered right to your inbox! Based on Moody Radio’s Open Line, the live call-in program hosted by Dr. Michael Rydelnik, each issue provides an answers to your questions about faith, theology, and living out biblical truth in today's world.

Not every season of life makes sense while you’re living through it.  Today on BOLD STEPS, Mark Jobe cracks open Ecclesiastes chapter 3 with a look at the common ways we resist the chapter we’re actually in … obsessing over the future, or isolating ourselves from the people who could help.  Find a better way to...