Moody Radio

Pastor Mark says "Our brokenness and emptiness can be a catalyst for seeking God." as he encourages us to accept Jesus' invitation to confront our past, and start down a path to healing and fulfillment.

Pastor Mark tells us that "The way we manage our finances, time, relationships, and even our hearts reflects our trust in God and our understanding of His provision." as helps us with our budgets.

Pastor Mark tells us that "Weakness is sometimes the very place where God wants you, because that’s where His power is most fully manifested." as helps us find true victory by relying on God.

Pastor Mark tells you that "Jesus didn’t just die for the whole world—He died for you." as he guides us through a Gospel presentation where we can accept Christ as our Lord and Savior.

Pastor Mark says "We must learn to recognize the God moments in our life and not pass them by" as he teaches us that if you’re in a season of waiting for God to move in your life, be intentional about seeking God, prioritizing communion with Him, and then seizing the moment when it arrives

Pastor Mark says "God is always working through our past and present circumstances to shape our future" as he charges those of us struggling to recognize God’s work in our lives, it may be time to shift our perspective and trust that God is at work preparing us for a future hope and deliverance.

Pastor Mark says "Never let your natural eyes determine your spiritual future." as he helps us with those moments when we’re faced with a decision in our lives.

Pastor Mark says "The moment you stop what God has called you to do is the moment the enemy wins." as he reminds us the devil has already been defeated by Jesus’ death on the cross.

Pastor Mark says "Engage in a way that makes people hungrier for the things of God." as he encourages us to not hear the Great Commission and Just Do It! To live out a genuine faith to others, speak the truth with zeal despite its unpopularity, and encourage others around us to become their best selves in Jesus.

Pastor Mark says ”We tend to tolerate things that are not extreme” as this devotional looks at spiritual "lukewarmness".