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Sometimes we have to go back to the basics to recall the foundational truths of our faith. Today, Pastor Ford begins a study on the basics of prayer, reminding us about the importance of the discipline of prayer.

When seeking forgiveness, our response to the hurt and pain that we’ve caused the person from whom we’re seeking forgiveness is crucial to their healing process. As we study about how to get forgiveness, today we’ll begin learn more about how important proper restitution can be.

Each Saturday on Open Line, we open the Scriptures and study them together. Moody Bible Institute professor Dr. Michael Rydelnik is our guide through the gospels and more. Join us this weekend with your Bible questions. We want you to to read your Bible. And when you have questions, call Open Line and talk with Dr. Michael Rydelnik. He'll...

If anything in your Bible reading and study this week has you stumped, join us Saturday morning for Open Line. Dr. Michael Rydelnik will provide answers straight from Scripture. Even if you don't have a specific question, tune in and gain a greater understanding of Scripture as you hear others' questions and Michael's responses. Make your...

Today on Bold Steps Weekend with Mark Jobe, you'll learn how to guard to heart. Mark is continuing his study from the book of First John and you're also going to hear what it means to live as a child of God.

As we continue to study about praising God, Pastor Ford will ask us—are we giving God what He wants? Are we dying daily and following Jesus? Are we following His command to go into all the world and preach the gospel? According to Pastor Ford, if we’re not doing these things, maybe we don’t have what we want, because we...

As we wrap up our study in Hebrews 4 today, Pastor Ford will continue to explain Who it is that we serve. Hebrews identifies Jesus as the Great High Priest and we’ll hear some practical application related to what the means for each of us as believers.

As we study the prophecies about the Messiah, Pastor Ford will remind us that the prophet Micah foretold Christ’s birth.  And Micah didn’t want us to miss his message: “Listen! The most significant person Who ever lived and Who ever will live, will be born in the most insignificant place—Bethlehem.”...

As we continue our study in the book of James, Pastor Ford will ask us to consider this question—even though we’re going through something right now, are we more committed to Jesus’ purpose than we are to getting out of our pain?

Today, as we study John 12 and continue to learn about how Mary broke her alabaster box of fragrant perfume to anoint Jesus, we’ll see the extent of the sacrificial love she was showing to Him by doing that.  And perhaps her story will compel us to consider what it is that we will sacrifice for Jesus.