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King David danced before the Lord with everything he had … and didn’t apologize for a second of it.  Today on BOLD STEPS, Mark Jobe wraps up this message with a direct challenge to anyone who’s been holding back in worship out of fear of what other people think.  Pride is the enemy of praise.  And if anyone...

Are you struggling to get out of debt and finding it hard to give? Today on Bold Steps Weekend, Pastor Mark completes this 3-part message that explains the 10-10-80 plan, how wisdom leads you to save for a constantly changing future, prompts you to give and drives you to get out of debt.

The Moody Radio Mena Satellator signed on the air October 21, 2005. Prior to being its own Satellator, the Mena station was a translator of a former Moody Radio affiliate radio station based out of Hot Springs, Ariz. The Mena Satellator has a potential of reaching nearly 6,000 people in the Mena area.

Proverbs 21:20 states, “Precious treasure and oil are in a wise man's dwelling, but a foolish man devours it.” God's Word is clear on the need to live below one's means and to be able to save for the future. To do that, you need a budget—a way to steward every dollar with wisdom and intention. On the next Faith & Finance...

Chris Tomlin with special guest Tasha Layton Southwest Michigan is gearing up for another great Allegan County Fair, September 11-19 and Moody Radio is thrilled to announce the addition of award-winning artist, Chris Tomlin, with special guest Tasha Layton on Thursday, September 17! For details and tickets, visit allegancountyfair.com.

Today on Bold Steps Weekend, Mark Jobe shows you how to live in contrast to the dark world around us. Returning to the book of Ephesians chapter five, Mark reminds you that you need to watch your words and guard your relationships. Mark's message will also show you how to live in contrast to the dark world around you.

Freeport, Ill. About Moody Radio's presence in Freeport, Ill. dates back to the early 1980s when WDLM-FM in East Moline, Ill. was rebroadcast on an FM translator. As the FM band became more congested, the station was switched to the more consistent satellite feed on August 23, 1995. Today it broadcasts at 38 watts of power on 90.1 FM to a...