Moody Radio

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.

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On In The Market with Janet Parshall this week we looked at the latest sobering results of the Barna Worldview Survey. The man himself joined us to explain what’s behind a concerning change in how Americans look and deal with sin in their lives. Then we spoke to a man whose life is on the front lines of ministering to the persecuted...

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. ...

While the discouraging state of the world can leave us feeling uncertain about the future, God made His plans known to us far in advance so we can live with hope and expectation. Pastor Gary Hamrick will join us to help us understand Revelation’s vital teachings about Jesus Christ, Earth’s final days, the millennial kingdom, and...

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...

Do we need to make Jesus culturally relevant – to the point where He bears no resemblance to the God of the Bible? Janet Parshall tackles that question in this week’s commentary.

Today on Bold Steps with Mark Jobe, we’ll explore the one issue that keeps us from God … and how to overcome it. As we move forward in our study of the book of Romans, we’ll be continuing to learn about man’s spiritual problems and our attempts to solve them. But when our attempts to fix the problem points us in the...

Poor mental and emotional health are two of the great crises of our times, and yet most pastors and ministry leaders are not adequately trained or equipped to understand and come alongside the hurting. As a result, our efforts to help those who are wrestling with mental or emotional health struggles are at best inadequate and at worst harmful.