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Do you tend to complicate God's commands? You don't have to!

Good Friday is the day we set aside to reflect on the crucifixion of Christ and what truly happened on that cross over 2,000 years ago. On the next Faith & Finance Live, Rob West will help us consider the greatest act of grace in human history and all that Christ accomplished on the cross. Then he’ll answer some questions on...

As we continue to look at seeking forgiveness from others on today's Treasured Truth, Pastor Ford will explain how we often will make excuses for ourselves. But he will remind us that Jesus died for our sins, not for our excuses. And we need to remember what we’re talking about when we seek forgiveness—it’s not what we feel about what we...

On today's Treasured Truth, Pastor Ford will explain how the Apostle Paul’s teaching in Galatians makes it clear that the gospel of Jesus Christ doesn’t deny the law, but rather, the law is fulfilled in the gospel. Because the central core and motivation behind what Jesus did for us is the fact that He loves us. And in return,...

What can you do when your friend is obsessed with her boy friend? Being so "in love" can lead to making unwise decisions. Express your concerns with her.

Did you know that toilets are not self-cleaning? How do you decide who's supposed to clean the toilet? At the very beginning of your marriage, it's important to come to an agreement as to which chores each of you will do. That will help mitigate conflict in your marriage.

Moody Radio and the wife of a former basketball coach team up to help Mel reconnect with Christ in midst of difficult life journey.

Today on Bold Steps Minute, Pastor Mark Jobe talks about how you should not worship God. Bargaining with God by offering worship to Him if he does something for you, is not how you worship Him. Worshipping God is an offering of honor and reverence through a posture of bowing physically, mentally or spiritually because of who He is and expecting...

Which commandment tells us not to lie? Janet Parshall will answer that question in this week’s commentary.

Living with a verbal abuser can be devastating. Can an abuser change? Yes, but the abuser must be willing to change. If they don't, separation might be the loving action you'll need to take to motivate them to change.