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Pastor Mark says ”God doesn’t grade on a curve when it comes to how little you’ve sinned” as this devotional looks at God's standard for "grading" our lives.

- Revelation 2 / It’s so easy to get wrapped up in the outwardly visible part of our Christian lives and fail to maintain a warm and growing relationship with our heavenly Father. It’s never a good idea to neglect the One in whom our life’s direction rests. Do we need to return to our first love for the Lord?

Moody Radio listener Franny Tremmel dreamed of being a chef, but an unexpected tragedy changed her life and calling, leading her to a salt-free food business.

On today's Treasured Truth, as we continue our study in Galatians, Pastor Ford will remind us about what the Apostle Paul was trying to teach the Galatian believers—that we as believers need to understand the more human effort we bring to the table when it comes to the process of our salvation, the more we end up nullifying God’s...

How can we as husbands channel God's love to our wives? It requires a commitment to love our wives, regardless of whether they behave loving or not. You will become the channel through which God's love will be shared.

Dating can bring out the best in a person and sometimes we view our partner with rose-colored glasses.  But when couples marry it's a union of two imperfect people and sometimes we begin to notice the other person's imperfections.  Trillia Newbell talks with Brad and Marilyn Rhoads about their book, The Grace Marriage: How the Gospel...

- Revelation 2 / Crawford Loritts offers the 2nd part of his message, “Recapturing Your First Love.” Revelation 2 contains a stark warning for followers of Christ to not forsake the love we first had for the Lord. We may be involved in many good programs at church or ministries throughout our communities, but if love for Jesus...

Uber driver Buki Abioye was raised by her muslim grandmother, but always felt drawn to Christianity. Now she's listening to Moody Radio while she works.

A Moody Radio listener, Roy, helps people overcome substance abuse and embrace Christ through recovery ministry, including other listeners to Moody Radio.