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Father’s Day is right around the corner and Pastor Mark's ministering to men is very important very important.  In fact, one of the most powerful examples of a mentoring relationship we have in Scripture is the one between Paul and Timothy.  Let’s open our Bibles to 1st Timothy chapter 6, as we get started with today’s...

Can your occupation determine your love language? Not really. But you might discover that some love languages are more helpful in certain vocations.

Welcome to Moody Presents with Mark Jobe.  Mark is president of Moody Bible Institute in Chicago.  Here at Moody Presents, we have a growing number of Mark’s messages archived online … along with a variety of resources designed to help you find the passion and calling in your life … so, we’d love for...

A past relationship has negatively affected your ability to trust. Learn how you can keep your lack of trust from creeping into your new relationship.

Welcome to Moody Presents with Mark Jobe.  Mark is the president of Moody Bible Institute. We’ve started a new series over the last few weeks called Speaking to the Heart of Doubt … and every one of us know what it’s like to fail at something.  We’ve all experienced it … but often times our sense...

What can parents do when their child's sexual behavior is inappropriate? The Christian way of approaching is to speak the truth in love.

What's the right approach in changing your spouse? Instead of trying to manipulate your spouse into changing, determine to make positive changes in your own life and behave appropriately, even if your spouse never changes.

Tap into the power, the power of prayer.  Pastor Mark Jobe takes us to the book of James for important truths about how you can relate to the God of the Universe.

Pastor Mark Jobe helps us tap into the amazing power of prayer with part 2 of his message from the book of James, Chapter 5, on Moody Presents.

God's way is not escape, it's endurance. Today on Bold Steps Minute, Pastor Mark teaches that God gives you the tools and power to face life, not flee from it.