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In this episode, Dr. Sauer reflects on a foundational practice he didn’t fully grasp as a younger believer—and one that has quietly shaped his faith, habits, and resilience over time. Want more Quiet Time? Follow us on YouTube, Instagram, and Facebook. ©️ 2026 Moody Bible Institute. All rights reserved.

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.

Today on Bold Steps Minute, Pastor Mark explains how even faithful people sit in God's waiting room. Understanding this helps you normalize delay without assuming God is absent.

Women today wonder if God is for them, if the Bible is for them, and if the church is for them. Sometimes they feel discouraged.  Trillia Newbell talks with Jen Oshman about her book, Very Good: What the Bible Says about Being a Woman and how we can see that from Genesis to Revelation, we learn our Creator offers life, purpose, joy,...

"I can't stand my job anymore.""I feel like I have no direction.""What should I do with my life?" Sound familiar? If so, you’re not alone. Barna Group finds that 75% of Americans are seeking ways to live more meaningful lives. And among practicing Christians, only 40% have a clear sense of their calling. For over twenty years, our guest,...

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.

Moody Radio first came to Mitchell, Ind. as a Satellator with 13-watts of power on 89.9 FM in February 1994, and it covered much of Lawrence County. 1,000-watts was added to an upgraded Mitchell tower site on 88.1 FM on August 22, 2001 and can now be heard as far south as Salem and north beyond Bloomington to the main campus of Indiana University.