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Montrell will never forget the details of an alarming dream he had more than a decade ago. He woke up fully aware of his need for God, and terrified of what a life apart from Him would mean. In this episode, he describes the dream, and how it drove him to make the best decision of his life. Episode Resources: If you struggle with...
Today on Bold Steps with Mark Jobe, Pastor Mark reminds us that every person stands guilty before a holy God. The reason Jesus came is because there was no other way for us to be saved.
Today on Bold Steps, Pastor Mark makes it clear that Christianity is not self-improvement. It is rescue from a debt we could never pay ourselves.
Parenting can be one of life’s greatest blessings and deepest challenges. In this episode of Quiet Time, Dr. Ron Sauer and Sullivan Williams talk honestly about the joys and struggles of raising children. From dealing with rebellion, balancing love and discipline, and learning to trust God through uncertainty, parenting is an important...
Karina is a passionate follower of Jesus Christ with a unique approach to sharing her faith. In the last year, she has mailed more than 700 letters to addresses selected at random throughout the United States. Each one is beautifully written and decorated, inviting the reader to consider their need for Jesus. When one of the letters landed...
For Michael Cochren, (Cochren and Co.) a religious upbringing and musical talent kept him up in Christian circles, but his heart was far from God. Until the night the presence of God stripped away all of his pretending.
How to love people you don't like.
When a guy says, "I don't love her any more", it usually means he's lost that euphoric feel of being "in love" when he first got married. Love isn't a feeling, it's an attitude and an action.
Wayne's life was forever changed the day a colleague opened fire in his workplace, killing three, and injuring two others. For the next two years, he was crippled by overwhelming fear, paranoia, and darkness...until one pivotal night.
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.