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It seems that even during a celebratory sporting event, the evil of antisemitism is still able to raise its ugly head once again. On In The Market with Janet Parshall this week we spoke to a highly respected expert on the challenges that have and continue to face the Jewish people in America and abroad. He addressed the antisemitic ad that...
Jason Romano learned incredible lessons during his seventeen years as a producer at ESPN—and these fundamentals for success on the field or court work just as well in other spheres of leadership, especially when you add God’s direction to the playbook. Join us to discover how to replicate the principles practiced by some of the...
Learn how humility opens the door to God’s grace and favor. In this devotional by Dr. Mark Jobe, explore four biblical steps—submit, draw near, repent, and humble yourself—to attract divine transformation and peace.
The doctrine of the rapture is criticized and disputed by many people today. But when you take a close look at church history and the witness of Scripture, you’ll discover for yourself the clear reality of this future event―and the profound impact it can have on your life in the present! Todd Hampson will join us to take your questions...
On In The Market with Janet Parshall this week, Dr. Robert Marbut opened our eyes to the needs of the homeless in America and explained why Jesus calls His people to serve “even the least of these”. We turned to Dr. Michael Rydelnik to answer more of your questions about the rise of antisemitism and how believers should respond.
On In The Market with Janet Parshall this week, we kicked off the week with a moment to celebrate Moody Radio’s 100th birthday and then we got an update from on praying for the entertainment industry and celebrating the 25th anniversary of the Hollywood Prayer Network with founder Karen Covell. Karl Payne was back to share his experience...
Here's how to make the most of your singleness.
Do you feel you have enough time to invest in your marriage and your parenting? Yes! The problem isn't time; it's how you schedule your time.