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Pastor Mark says "Don’t stop asking, seeking, and knocking until you see the answer to prayer that God is sending." as he uses Matthew 7:7-8 to encourage us in our prayer lives.

Pastor Mark says ”An unhealthy response to stress leads to unhealthy results” as this devotional looks at three ways in which unhealthy stress can rob us of the vibrant life God has for us.

In today's culture, we have a desire to move from being lonely and disconnected in our relationships to being seen, known, and fully loved. Ed Stetzer talks with Erin Moniz about her book, Knowing and Being Known: Hope for All Our Intimate Relationships and how to transform our relationships with friends and family and how by knowing that...

If you're looking to love your friends and family better, take an honest look at how you're doing that today. Then discover more ways to have deeper, happier, and healthier relationships with those you love.

Listen to past episodes of Moody Presents. In addition to teaching from God's Word, this Sunday program regularly features music by the four student ensembles of Moody Bible Institute, along with student and alumni testimonies.

We hope you find these resources helpful as you seek to hear God’s call in your life and how he may be speaking to you through circumstances and people.

Eden, Sinai, Tabor, and Zion. In the Bible, these four mountain-top encounters with God unify the Bible's grand story. When you and I read Scripture with attentiveness to symbols and images—such as mountains—the Bible's overarching story emerges. Better yet, we encounter God Himself in His Word. This week on The Land and the Book,...

In an age of growing skepticism, many demand hard evidence before believing anything is true--especially when it comes to Jesus and the Bible. A kind of "artifacts or it didn't happen" attitude. New Testament scholar and minister, Jeremiah Johnston, will join us to share some of the most compelling and historic finds that corroborate the...

Pastor Mark says ”We tend to tolerate things that are not extreme” as this devotional looks at spiritual "lukewarmness".