Moody Radio

A woman recently got married and moved from the city to her husband's small town. This was a hard adjustment. What can she do? Try to make the most of the situation. Take time to get to know the good people of the town. But make time to visit the city once in a while.

Today on Bold Steps, Pastor Mark Jobe explains that being “religious” can’t make you right before God. As we continue our study in the book of Romans, we’ll be turning to chapter 2 to discover more about the Apostle Paul’s letter to the Romans.  The message might be a tough one to hear, but it’s one...

Descubre cómo la humildad abre la puerta a la gracia de Dios y explora con el Dr. Mark Jobe estos cuatro pasos bíblicos: sométete, acércate, arrepiéntete y humíllate.

¿Adoras a un dios cómodo y seguro, o al fuego santo y devorador que la Escritura describe como Dios? Este devocional te invita a redescubrir el temor reverente de seguir únicamente a Jesús.

Today On Bold Steps Weekend with Mark Jobe, you're learning to walk worthy in your God given calling. Mark will be moving forward in your study from the book of Ephesians, focusing your attention on three points that will help you live out your life's purpose and calling with passion. ...

WELCOME to Moody Presents with Mark Jobe, President of Moody Bible Institute and Senior Pastor of New Life Community Church in Chicago . . . Looking at all that is happening in the world today, it’s evident more and more that we are in the end times. Mark is going to help us prepare and how to live in turbulent times and prepare for...

We're told to follow the 10 Commandments, but when we try we find we cannot keep them. The Commandments are there to show how much we need God.  Jesus fulfilled the Law in His death, burial and resurrection. Therefore, we live in gratitude to God for His Grace in allowing us to live righteously through the power of His Holy Spirit.

Is it wise to buy your child an iPod? There are many positive uses for a cellphone, but beware that they can be time wasters. Be sure to set limits and monitor their usage.