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Stop asking what you’re supposed to do with your life … and start asking who God says you are.  Today on BOLD STEPS, Mark Jobe continues in First Peter with a truth that reshapes everything: every believer has been made a royal priest … called to declare God’s praises not just on Sunday, but in every corner...

Some of the people you love the most are also the ones who have hurt you the most … and they share your last name.  Today on BOLD STEPS, Mark Jobe begins series called Restored with an honest look at family.  We’ll see how the wounds of childhood shape the choices we make as adults … and why God is a master at...

You can’t move forward in your story if you keep avoiding the hard parts of it.  Today on BOLD STEPS, Mark Jobe shares a word for anyone stuck in a family conflict that’s gone on far too long.  Jacob wrestled with God all night before he could face his brother … and what came out of that struggle will speak directly...

No matter what you're up against, don't throw in the towel.

Jesus is wrapping up the Sermon on the Mount. He offers some sobering words about our relationship with Him.  Do we really know him?  The most important crucial reality of our total existence is the assurance of our relationship with Christ, for if we get that wrong, there is too much at stake.  An important message from Crawford...

Welcome to Moody Presents  with Mark Jobe … president of Moody Bible Institute and senior pastor of New Life Community Church in Chicago.  Many people are feeling overwhelmed today for a variety of reasons … work, sickness, juggling the kids, our home lives and … school.  But in spite of what’s going...

When the Bible tells us “God so loved the world,” that includes, Muslims, Jews, Arabs—and all of us. This week on The Land and the Book, we’ll explore a ministry to Jewish people that started on Moody Radio way back in 1927. Plus, Charlie Dyer has the latest headlines from the Middle East. Gerald Peterman answers your...

This is a transition place in Matthew in terms of how Jesus relates to his disciples. They’ve been in the classroom up to this point and now its hands on. This is the time for them to experience being used by God in order to gain confidence and not blow it in the future.  Bottom line to this passage is this: God wants to use us.

What does an empty tomb, a walk with a stranger, and an uninvited dinner guest have in common? Dr. Crawford Loritts takes us to Luke’s gospel to provide the answer. It’s a look at three special encounters in the Easter message, “From Fragile Doubt to Unshakeable Confidence.”  ...