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Gen Zers are making a mass exodus from the church! Can we do anything to stop this trend? Dr Sean McDowell and J. Warner Wallace say “yes”---and provide research-based, proven strategies and practical, experientially grounded tactics to help parents, youth leaders, and Christian teachers assist young people in owning their faith...

Gratitude gains momentum. The more you practice, the more natural and powerful it becomes.Today on Bold Steps Minute, Pastor Mark shares how it shifts from hard discipline to effortless lifestyle.

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

Moody Radio Grand Rapids host releases latest Christian music single—revealing an encounter with Jesus that changed his life.

Is getting married a love language? The answer is, getting married actually requires that we speak all five languages!

What if one of the reasons marriage was given to us by God is to better understand His love—and future plan—for believers? What if we understood marriage through this biblical lens? This week on The Land and the Book, you’ll explore how marriage actually images the message of Revelation. Plus, we’ll share all the major...

Do you ever wonder what it means to truly glorify God in your work if you’re not a pastor, missionary, or religious professional? Rather than offering theological exposition to answer that question, our guest, Jordan Raynor, will use vivid, fast-paced storytelling to present the captivating lives of five “mere Christians”...

When we surveyed parents about the questions their kids have, many of them asked about suffering. How do I talk to my kids about suffering? If God is all powerful, why do we suffer? How do I make this theological concept feel personal and accessible to their sensitive heart? In this episode with Dr. Gerald Peterman from the Moody Bible Institute...

Poor mental and emotional health are two of the great crises of our times, and yet most pastors and ministry leaders are not adequately trained or equipped to understand and come alongside the hurting. As a result, our efforts to help those who are wrestling with mental or emotional health struggles are at best inadequate and at worst harmful.