Moody Radio

Jesus is coming—are you ready? This weekly devotional challenges complacency, awakens expectancy, and calls you to prepare your heart for the King.

In this episode, Dr. Sauer reveals the essence and misconceptions of pastoral leadership, drawing insights from seasoned pastors and their experiences.

This episode dives into the nature of friendship from a biblical perspective, discussing types of friends, how to choose friends wisely, and the importance of genuine relationships. Dr. Sauer shares personal insights and scriptural wisdom to help listeners cultivate meaningful, godly friendships.

If you tell your boyfriend that you love him, but he won't tell you he loves you, this probably means that he's not really attracted to you or he's not willing to commit to a serious relationship.

How do you discern who you should marry?  In this episode of Quiet Time, Dr. Sauer and Sullivan explore the often overlooked season of engagement. Drawing from decades of premarital counseling experience, Dr. Sauer discusses how to discern whether you're ready for marriage, identify serious warning signs, navigate family influence,...

Today on Bold Steps Minute, Pastor Mark gives a reminder to those who have been Christians for a while but not growing. He challenges you to start doing what God has called you to do and that can simply start by sharing with others what you have learned in Christ.

Today on Bold Steps Minute, Pastor Mark talks about how Abraham compromised on having a son and how it lead to long term negative affects.

Today on Bold Steps Minute, Pastor Mark talks about how faith is like spiritual night vision goggles. It lets you see things in the dark that you wouldn't be abe to be see without them.

Today on Bold Steps Minute, Pastor Mark talks about how true repentance begins when we stop blaming others and fully own our sin. Mark unpacks how defensive attitudes don't bring you to true repentance.

Today on Bold Steps Minute, Pastor Mark clarifies what true repentance looks like using King David's example. He explains how humble confession and refusing to make excuses marks the beginning of real change.