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One of the things many married couples wish they had learned prior to marriage is how to solve disagreements without arguing.

Today on Karl and Crew Mornings, we continued our discussion on making choices. Our Scripture Reference was Joshua 24:14-15. As he was nearing the end of his life, Joshua gave Israel (and us) some final words of wisdom: "Choose this day whom you will serve." Who are you choosing to serve today? And what will your final words be when the time...

If real life were like the movies, we'd automatically know who the good guys and bad guys were by the clothing they wore. But today, as we move forward in our study called Contrast, we're going to the book of First John to see a contrast between those that walk in the light and those that walk in darkness. Today on Bold Steps Weekend, Mark...

You do a lot around the house but get no appreciation for it. How can you express to your spouse that it hurts when you give but get nothing in return?

Welcome to Moody Presents with Pastor Mark Jobe, President of Moody Bible Institute and Senior Pastor of New Life Community Church in Chicago. What a great set of messages so far, Pastor Mark has entitled this series Contrast.  It’s all about living in contrast to the World.  Do you need some “spiritual: tools to do...

On today's Treasured Truth, as we seek to understand our motivation to love and serve God and our fellow believers, we must realize that Satan’s going to shoot at us to try and prevent us from striving to reach our goal. And according to Pastor Ford, if the Devil can’t mess your church up from the outside, then what will he do?

Are you a change agent? … That’s the topic today on Bold Steps with Pastor Mark Jobe. Sometimes people complain that the church is good at giving sermons … but when it comes to taking action … well, that’s another story.  Mark is going to be reminding us what being a part of the church really means. The church is not just a place … it’s a...

Is it Biblical for a husband to be a stay-at-home spouse? It's certainly not the norm; but when a wife has skills that enable her to better provide financially for the family, there's no Biblical prohibition to this arrangement. After all, in God's sight, the husband and wife are one - a team.