Moody Radio

You and your spouse are always at odds with each other. The first step in resolving your differences is learning how to respect each other's ideas, even when you don't agree.

Instead of continually reminding your spouse about how much they hurt you, take those hurt feelings to the Lord and ask Him to help you forgive. Consider how much you've offended God, and how graciously He has forgiven you.

How can you tell if your anger is legitimate? The purpose of appropriate anger is always to stimulate us to actions designed to set things right.

Today on BOLD STEPS, Pastor Mark Jobe shares an inviting message from the story … of Christmas. As we get ready for Christmas this week ... Mark is going to offer us a fresh look at an old story we’re all familiar with.  But the focus this time will be on the shepherds. And YOU are invited to follow along in this compelling story found in...

One of the strongest languages of apology is making restitution. If you're really sorry, make it a priory to speak your spouse's love language at all times. Dr. Gary Chapman recommends that you read his book When I'm Sorry Isn't Enough.

Why would a school cancel a performance of one of the most famous pieces of music ever composed? Janet Parshall expands on that question, in this week’s commentary.

Returning good for evil to someone who doesn't deserve it is the best way to improve a relationship.