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After decades of abusive relationships, Megan discovered hope found only in Jesus Christ while listening to Moody Radio.

Monday on Mornings with Eric and Brigitte, financial expert Glenn Zimmerman talks about how the economy has morphed into one that is good for people with savings, jobs and little debt, but bad for those that are more paycheck to paycheck and saddled with debt. The economic numbers are very good in many objective ways, employment, stock market,...

Julie Walden’s life was transformed after a Moody Radio Indiana cohost led her to trust Christ as her Savior during a life-changing phone call.

Just when you thought that marriage could not be denigrated any further, a story out of New York tells us differently. Janet Parshall will tell you more, in this week’s commentary.

As we start a new study from Genesis 2, we’ll begin to look at the attributes of someone who could be considered “the perfect guy.” We’ll also learn some characteristics of someone who’s not. And Pastor Ford will ask, “What do you do when your prince charming turns into a frog? What do you do when your...

It was a Sunday morning and pastor Jason was heading out the door when his wife said, “Before you go, give the kids a kiss goodbye.” That was the last time he saw them. He filed a missing person’s report. Thirty days later Jason was served divorce papers. He spread them out across his bedroom floor and stood on them as he...

Being "in love" is not an adequate foundation for a strong marriage. The 'in love" feeling is just that - a feeling, but it's not a solemn covenant. Feelings alone won't sustain a marriage.

The perfect guy will be someone in whom Jesus is resident and through whom the power of the Holy Spirit can be observed. So, he has the residency of Christ, and he has transparency.  We’ll also see that he has security and liberty.  Pastor Ford asks, “What else could you want in a man?” Learn more on today’s...

Christmas is a time for singing about the Joy that came to the world. But some interesting data says we may not be all that joyful. Janet Parshall explains in this week’s commentary.

God designed us for relationships but in a culture that prioritizes tolerance above truth, it’s often easier to avoid friendships altogether.  As Christians, we must take a different approach, and apply the wisdom and power of the Holy Spirit to the most challenging people in our lives! Pastor Bryan Loritts brings insights from...