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Moody Radio presents, “Inside Israel—The War and What’s Next.” Hear stories of help and hope as Christians witnesses to a shaken nation more open to the gospel than ever before.

We kicked off the week in honor of the birthday of the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. by talking to a living civil rights pioneer. On In The Market with Janet Parshall this week we shared his insights on real transformation for the underserved communities of our nation through the grassroots efforts of those called to serve the forgotten and...

Join us this hour as Janet’s daughter, Sarah, brings us up to date on issues that impact parents’ rights, sexual identity, and religious liberty. The Supreme Court just took up a case that asks the question: Can parents opt their children out of storybooks that push one-sided ideology on gender and sexuality? We will fill you...

The culture wars are intensifying every day--and our kids and grandkids are caught in the crosshairs. We know we should speak and act--but how? How do we love our neighbor while refusing to compromise the gospel? How do we take a firm stance and keep a tender heart? Our guest will show us how we can engage culture wars with grace and compassion--and...

Today on Bold Steps Minute, Pastor Mark talks about being a prodigal son or daughter of God. A prodigal son or daughter is someone who is spiritually lost and has walked away from God the Father. Mark explains how the power of the Spirit of God can bring you back home.

Today on Bold Steps Minute, Pastor Mark talks about the promises of God. If God promises something, you can consider it done. It may not be fulfilled when you want it to, but by God's perfect timing it will happen.

When Jesus died, a collection of ordinary people surrounded him, witnessing his death and resurrection. Trillia Newbell talks with author Daniel Darling about his book, The Characters of Easter and the people involved in the death and resurrection of Jesus, who actually played a part in the process of our salvation. As we look at the stories...

A sincere apology requires more than simply saying "I'm sorry". Saying those words is a good thing, but it may not be accepted by the one you offended if you didn't say it in their primary language of apology. Make an effort to learn their primary language of apology and express your contrition in that manner.