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Sympathy for another person's misfortune is a good thing, right? However, could it be a step on the slippery slope to deconstructing your own faith? Katie Laitkep is a staff writer with Revive Our Hearts Ministries (M-F, 10:30am, Moody Radio Florida). She has seen several friends of her own deconstruct their faith in response to other people's...

Saying "I'm sorry" might not be enough. Apologizing in a way that's genuine might not be enough for the offended party. Each person has a unique language of apology - a language in which they can offer forgiveness.

When things don’t go our way, we usually go away from God.  We don’t come to church.  We don’t read our Bibles.  We don’t pray.  We don’t get involved in the things of God.  When things don’t go our way, we usually pout, doubt, and we walk out. ...

Many of us as believers fail to reach our goals for the same reason that can prevent a swimmer from reaching the ocean’s shore—fog.  Fog has caused us to lose our motivation.  The fog of problems and the fog of discouragement—these issues obstruct our view of what the goal before us actually is.

Pastor Ford will explain that you shouldn't let anything hold you back from becoming what God wants you to be. If you’ve got issues, God will look past those issues to do by faith what He wants done. And He’ll deal with your issues while you’re on your way to becoming what He wants you to be. Find out more on today’s...

Jonathan Renke is a part of the Karl and Crew Mornings team on Moody Radio Chicago. As a pastor's kid, he grew up in the church but struggled with whether or not he was truly saved. Hear the moment he heard from the Lord and what finally helped settle his doubts. Click here for the resource.

Perceived slights. How do we navigate this? Hmmm…In Matthew 7:12, Jesus says, “So in everything, do to others what you would have them do to you.” Are you ever inclined to bypass the Golden Rule and proceed straight to feeling sorry for yourself? To get hurt feelings? Blogger Lois Flowers joined us this morning to talk...

People always seem to be shocked when church leaders fall from grace, and many of us rarely know how to respond immediately. So, what is the proper way to view our spiritual leaders when they fail and how should we respond? Dr. Josh Zeichik is the Director of Church Engagement for Focus on The Family. Josh wrote his dissertation on identifying...

Families with loved ones in hospice are often unprepared for the range of emotions that come with saying goodbye to a loved one in the final stages of a terminal illness. Katie Butler is a retired trauma surgeon. She has witnessed much death in emergency rooms in traumatic ways. She also recently lost a dear friend to cancer. She stopped...