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The angels announced to the shepherds, “peace and goodwill toward men.” What did they actually mean? Where is this peace? How should the Bible frame our understanding of true peace—especially at Christmas, when there’s so little of it? That’s our focus this week on The Land and the Book. Plus, we’ll explore...

Erik Hultquist is the Director of Strategy, Facilities, and Public Safety at Moody Bible Institute. He tells the story of a single vehicle that God used strategically in the lives of four different owners with a similar mission. 

Brittany battled drug and alcohol addiction for 15 years. When she surrendered her life to Jesus, she finally got sober, only to find there were many more issues she'd never dealt with. Hear her messy and beautiful road to freedom in Christ.

Dr. David Carreon, a Stanford-trained psychiatrist, will join us to reveal what it takes to move from nagging disappointment, dissatisfaction, or depression to a life of thriving. He knows that just eliminating the symptoms of depression isn’t enough. To live a truly fulfilling life, his patients needed to leave old habits behind and...

Pastor Mark tells us that "We will not see revival or renewal unless we, the people of God, learn to pray." as uses the life of D.L. Moody to encourage us to prayer.

Pastor Mark says ”Anger is a shortcut to get your way, but you lose something in the process” as this devotional looks at what the Bible has to say about anger.

Pastor Mark says "The moment you stop what God has called you to do is the moment the enemy wins." as he reminds us the devil has already been defeated by Jesus’ death on the cross.

Pastor Mark says "Victory is when we are real, honest and true about what’s really happening in our lives." as he challenges us to consider what we’re doing and why we’re doing it before we say or do anything.

Pastor Mark says "God’s presence is more important than the destination" as this devotional looks at cultivating the presence of God each day.

Today on Bold Steps Minute, Pastor Jobe flips the script on crisis instead of seeing a hopeless moment, he sees the church's greatest opportunity. We know who's on the throne, and that changes everything.