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What you fear becomes how you feel.

Dr. Jobe brings an important topic for the Christmas season that we just have to share with you.  It's all about being ready...ready for God to interrupt your life to take someone the next step with Jesus!  Pastor Mark calls us to pray for some divine interruptions this season.  Get ready for part 1.    ...

Dr. Mark Jobe from Moody Bible Institute Founder's Week 2025.  Please have your bible ready if you can, to 2 Samuel Chapter 6….We’ve got to understand, approach and receive the amazing benefits of the presence of God in our Christian lives.  To learn more, watch and listen go to www.foundersweek.org  ...

A highlight of the Moody Bible Institute year, we bring you Dr. Mark Jobe's address to the packed auditorium.  It's an opportunity to once again adore our Savior and invite His presence to replace the "things" that have your life stuck.   From 2nd Samuel 6, have your Bible ready and have mind and heart open to receiving God's...

On our Thanksgiving weekend edition of Moody Presents we have such a timely message for you from Pastor Mark Jobe.  Let's learn from Paul's letter to the Philippians as Dr. Jobe helps us put this all in the context of thankfulness to a God that offers true contentment.

Today on Bold Steps Minute, Pastor Mark reveals the powerful difference between being sorry and truly repenting. It show how genuine change only happens when you move beyond regret and embrace the biblical meaning of repentance.

The angels announced to the shepherds, “peace and goodwill toward men.” What did they actually mean? Where is this peace? How should the Bible frame our understanding of true peace—especially at Christmas, when there’s so little of it? That’s our focus this week on The Land and the Book. Plus, we’ll explore...

In the Old Testament, Jericho's walls came tumbling down. But in the New Testament, the taxes were plenty high. Making sure that you paid your fair share—and then some—was a tax collector named Zacchaeus. What do we actually know about this man—and what can we take away from his story for our own journey? That's where we're...