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Today on Bold Steps Minute Pastor Mark challenges believers who have lingered at the entrance of their faith without going deeper. This is a call to step forward boldly and experience the fullness of God's presence and purpose.

Through the lens of Joseph's remarkable journey, Anne Graham Lotz and Rachel-Ruth Lotz Wright reveal how one man's life was turned upside down and set on a path he would have never chosen himself, but one that would lead to God's ultimate purpose for his life. With Scripture, personal stories of hardship, and the unshakable hope found in...

Many of us struggle with anxiety in some way, and it can be hard for Christians to reconcile those feelings with the Bible's commands to not be anxious. Dr. Sauer unpacks what the Bible says about anxiety, how Christians can practice handing their anxiety to God, and what it looks like to walk alongside someone who's struggling.

You were made to live deeply loved--even in the midst of emotional pain, worry, or conflict. But too often when we're overwhelmed or hurting, we end up hiding our hurts and hopes, settling for shallow relationships. What's missing? Empathy. True empathy is understanding and care that respects God's truth and empowers personal responsibility.

Moody Radio embraces the essentials of biblical orthodoxy, as reflected in our Doctrinal Statement. Moody Radio provides its Community Calendar as a free resource, including a list of churches that represent various Christian traditions and denominations within the Body of Christ. The specific beliefs and practices conveyed by each church...

Listen to The Land and the Book and understand the tapestry of people and events that make up Israel and the Middle East from a biblical perspective.

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Pastor Mark says "There are more people who have come to Christ in the last decade than in the whole previous century before." He takes us to 1st John 2:18 as we learn what does this mean in regards to the growing spirit of the antichrist in our culture?