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Today on Karl and Crew Mornings, we did things a little differently! Summer is more than halfway over, and we want to know what you hope to do before Labor Day. More than that, we want to know what you hope for God to do! Karl gave some great counsel and prayer for the Boom Crew who called in with their desires for the future. Our guest this...

Restoration is one of the basic building-blocks to Christian growth: it affects the way we relate to God, to ourselves, and to others. Ed Stetzer talks with Oxford's Michael Lloyd about how we can take steps to allow God to restore us, shape us and refine us into the people we were made to be.  It's then that we can enjoy His presence...

Today on Bold Steps Weekend with Mark Jobe, you'll learn how to stand firm in a culture that's increasingly going against the things of God. The message is titled, Anointed to Stand Firm and comes from the book of First John chapter two.

Today, on Karl and Crew, we discussed how we are ambassadors for Christ. We live in a world that needs to hear some good news, and we want to encourage you to live on mission, walking in humility and dependence on God today as you share the hope of the Gospel. Our Scripture reference was 2 Corinthians 5:17-20. Through Jesus, we have been...

Pastor Ford asks today, “Will you do the unthinkable? Is your faith greater than your fears?  Is the promise greater than your problem?” Because, only when all of those things are true, will you then be able to go from God’s promises to His provisions for your life. ...

Antisemitic incidents have been rising across the world at a rate unseen since World War II. With the crisis in the Middle East, threats are rising further.  Ed Stetzer talks with Moody Bible Institute Academic Dean and Professor of Jewish Studies Dr. Michael Rydelnik about the roots of antisemitism and God's love for Jewish people on...

Are you feeling overwhelmed by the challenges surrounding you? Today on Karl and Crew, we arrived at 2 Corinthians 4:18, which urges us to "fix our eyes not on what is seen, but on what is unseen." 2 Kings chapters 6 and 7 feature a story of Samaria under siege, but Elisha was a man with his eyes fixed on a God who could transform the impossible.

The political rhetoric in our country has gotten more and more divisive.  Political conversations are dividing friends, and even family members.  Ed Stetzer talks with Denise Gitsham about her book, "Politics for People who Hate Politics" and the remedy Christians can bring to this dark political reality.  We'll discuss ways...

Going to prison for armed robbery ended up being the best thing that could have happened to John, a Moody Radio listener from Elgin. He describes the moment that broke him and caused him to surrender to the God he had once denied. ...