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Forgiveness stands at the heart of the gospel, yet it is often difficult and misunderstood. Sometimes we feel that if we forgive, we're letting others off the hook of pain and hurt.  Trillia Newbell talks with Dr. Pamela MacRae of Moody's Called Conference about the spiritual, emotional, and relational challenges involved in...

Dr. Nathaniel Blake will join us to prove that even beyond the question of right and wrong, Christian sexual ethics simply provide a better way to love and live. The sexual revolution offered happiness and great sex—but Americans are increasingly lonely and unhappy, and they even report having less, and less satisfying, sex. Rather...

Listen to previously aired Building Relationships programs. Hosted by bestselling author Dr. Gary Chapman, Chris Fabry and Andrea Fabry, Building Relationships is designed to provide fun and informative, practical help for your marriage.

Ross Education New Student Orientation Student Orientation Session for newly enrolled students: We'll cover everything you need to know for a great start, including Academics, Attendance, Dress Code, and our Learning Management System. We'll also give you a tour of the campus and classrooms so you know exactly where you're going, and we'll...

Open Line LIVE: West Michigan 89.3 Moody Radio Presents "Open Line LIVE" with Dr. Michael Rydelnik, September 26, 2026, at Trinity Baptist Church in Grand Rapids! Now through June 19, use code EARLYBIRD5 for a $5 discount when you register at https://moody.regfox.com/open-line-live-grand-rapids-2026 Most people have questions about God. Even...

In this episode, Dr. Sauer walks through how he approaches studying the Bible and why thoughtful preparation matters. Drawing from his seminary training and years of teaching, he explains the value of using trusted commentaries, the danger of studying in isolation, and how learning from faithful voices of the past can sharpen our understanding.

How do we determine what is morally right and wrong? Janet Parshall will answer that question in this week’s commentary.