Moody Radio

And there’s help.  If your spouse is using a pattern of behaviors that constantly demean you, embarrass you and leave you wondering if you’re going crazy, you may be in an abusive situation. It isn’t good for either of you to allow it to continue. The most loving thing you can do is get help. Stacy Womack is the executive...

If you're going to build good family relationships, you'll to need to invest time in prayer for your family.

You're newly married and your husband doesn't want to talk, but he would rather spend time with his friends. It might mean that he feels put down by you when you talk to him. On the other hand, there may be something else going on that raises red flags.

What do you do when you're engaged, but your fiancé doesn't like your family members? This should raise a red flag. Your fiancé may very well be obsessive.

Your wife says you're inconsiderate, but you don't know what she means. Find out what she means by asking her questions. She'll be more than happy to give you examples. Your relationship will improve if you listen to what she says and choose to change those things.

How can you have a positive influence on your teen when they think you're old fashioned and out of touch? Let them know that you have to do what you think is best for them - even if they think you're old fashioned.

The Bible reminds us that God owns everything and we’re only stewards of what He gives us. But is there a deeper meaning in those passages we find that teach that concept? On today's Faith & Finance Live, host Rob West will explore some of those passages to glean for us their deeper meaning about money. Then he’ll answer your...

In their childhood exuberance, while their parents were out, two boys made a hole in the wall. On our next Chris Fabry Live, the hole you hid is the topic. Is there a mistake you made, a proverbial hole in the wall that you covered over, hoping no one would find it? What happened? Did you ever tell anyone? Is the hole still there? Tell your...

What you’re going through right now, what you’re worried about right now, and what you’re stressing about right now—that’s the now, it’s not the later!  And God wants us to understand that today is not the end of all that He has planned for us later. So don’t let failure now, rob you of your...

The way we apologize in our younger years is based on the way our parents apologized; but that might not be enough. If we don't speak the right Language of Apology to someone we've offended, we're not likely to have a favorable response.