Moody Radio

It's possible to praise your children too much. Learn to distinguish words of affection and words of praise. Affection focuses on who your child is. Praise focuses on what your child does. Children know when praise is deserved and when it's only to make them feel better.

Dietrich Bonhoeffer is one of the most widely read Christian writers of the twentieth century. Each Sunday, his writings are referenced in sermons and study groups around the world. Ed Stetzer talks with Matthew Kirkpatrick about his book, Bonhoeffer for the Church: An Introduction and his writings on topics like worship, prayer, confession...

Today on Bold Steps Minute, Pastor Mark talks about God's promise to you. The promise that if you call upon the name of the Lord, you can be born again and become a child of God regardless of your background.

Today on Bold Steps Minute, Pastor Mark talks about how you may doubt yourself for how God may use you for His kingdom. Mark explains that God is looking for hearts that are aligned with His to make amazing things happen.

If your children are to thrive in life, it's absolutely essential that they hear you say "I love you." If a parent never received words of affirmation growing up, it may be difficult for them to express love to their own children. Dr. Gary Chapman encourages you to read the book "The Five Love Languages of Children".

An enemy has infiltrated our ranks—disrupting our lives and wounding our spirits. It’s time we understood Satan’s tactics and lived in the victory Christ died to provide! Pastor JP Pokluda joins Susie Larson to help us discern the enemy’s tactics and align with our ultimate ally—our Heavenly Father—so we...

Today on Bold Steps Minute, Pastor Mark talks about how to live your life closer to God. God says come near to Him and He will come near to you. Mark explains what this means.

Today on Bold Steps Minute, Pastor Mark Jobe talks about how you demonstrate your love towards God. How do you know that you really love God?

When trusting God comes with a "but".