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Pastor Mark says "An attitude of thanksgiving generates joy" as this devotional looks at the difference between joy and happiness.

Pastor Mark says ”We expose the light when we start living like the light” as this devotional looks at what it looks like to reflect God in your everyday life.

Did you know that there is a difference between a mere concern and a calling? More Bold Steps from the life of Nehemiah is coming up today. We are continuing our study of the fascinating life of Nehemiah. His heart was stirred for the destroyed city of Jerusalem and he became burdened to do something about it. He just wasn’t sure what…...

In Luke 19, the story about the tax collector Zacchaeus is filled with important teachings about money, stewardship, and generosity. On today's Faith & Finance Live, Rob West will welcome Dr. Kelly Rush who’ll share some interesting observations about the life and financial testimony of Zacchaeus. Then Rob will answer your calls...

Get the big picture of what God has to say in His word by reading the Bible through in 90 days! Read it with your family, friends, or your entire church!

Why would a husband not accept words of affirmation from his wife? It might be because words of affirmation is not his love language. Read Dr. Gary Chapman's book The 5 Love Languages and discover what your husband's primary love language is.

A group of doctors has declared that it’s time to protect children. Janet Parshall tells you more in her commentary for this week.

Send One. Reach Many. Today’s students at Moody Bible Institute and Moody Theological Seminary are tomorrow’s leaders in missions and frontline evangelism—taking the gospel to communities across the globe. Your gift will enable Moody students to vigorously prepare for the mission field, or wherever God calls them to serve...

What is the true source of anger? When you feel anger, you'll notice that it's because someone is not doing what's right. That feeling comes naturally to us because we are made in God's image, and He's deeply concerned about things being right.

Is there an afterlife? If so, how can we know where we will spend it? Janet Parshall tackles that question in this week’s commentary.