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How can a wife teach her husband? Learning takes place most effectively when someone is asking questions. So if your husband is asking you questions, it means he wants to learn from you!

Some couples seem to fight all the time. Fighting is unhealthy unless they fight fairly. That means confessing and apologizing to each other. Then they must begin to develop new patterns of relating to each other in a patient and tolerant way.

Many people are familiar with Dr. Gary Chapman, author of The 5 Love Languages®. Millions have been transformed by this New York Times bestselling book. But as influential as Gary has been, the surprising thing is . . . he’s just a regular guy, not much different than you and me. What makes him tick may surprise you! Join us to...

We all witnessed history being made this week as ongoing conflicts in the Middle East moved up to another level. On In The Market with Janet Parshall this week we had another enlightening and timely conversation with a highly respected expert on national security issues to dig deeper into Israel’s decisive action against Iran, who was...

Today on Bold Steps Weekend, Pastor Mark will explain what it means to be a true and authentic follower of Jesus. Mark is working his way through the book of Ephesians with an exciting new series of messages.

Today on Bold Steps with Pastor Mark Jobe … we’re discovering what the apostle Paul meant when he talked about the “mystery” of Christ. There are some people who are great at keeping secrets … and then, others, well, not so much! Mark is going to be shedding light on the secret … or the mystery that...

Welcome to Moody Presents with Mark Jobe, President of Moody Bible Institute. We’re in a series of messages called the Chase, God’s heart for rebels.  And it’s a look at how Jonah ran when he received important ministry orders from God!  You know, many are looking for 2nd chances and it just might be a 2nd chance...

There are many unhealthy patterns of communication in a marriage, but none as deadly as blaming each other. The blamer destroys intimacy and makes communication impossible.