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Marriage and money can bring big complications. That’s a great reason to start your marital lives financially strong. On this Building Relationships with Dr. Gary Chapman, financial writer and stewardship expert, Matt Bell, has wisdom on how to create a foundation of financial literacy and pave the way for your future. Hear the encouragement...

Spiritual fruit should consistently be seen in the lives of true followers of Christ. For one to have a legitimate relationship with Jesus Christ, over time something about Jesus is going to show up in his or her life. Something about His supernatural life is going to be reproduced in them.  Are others seeing that fruit in you?  ...

On this special Moody Presents program, and before we get back to Dr. Rick Melson's Seeking to Serve message we wanted you to get to know Dr. Melson, newly appointed 11th president of the Moody Bible Institute.   Then a continued study of Matthew 20 and what it means to be a leader like Jesus, with humility.

This Labor Day, Karl and Crew brings you Best Of, featuring some of the most memorable conversations and moments from the show.

Jada Peebles is a college athlete at a major university who recently went public with her decision to follow Christ. She took to social media to share the news, and give a glimpse into some of the hardship that ultimately led to her surrender.  She had quietly endured physical injuries, mental health concerns, and had survived a suicide...

When was the last time you touched your child? Some parents only touch their children out of necessity. Many parents are unaware of how much their children need to be touched. For children, touch is one of the most important love languages.

Is it important for you and your fiancé to have a common idea of who God before getting married? What you believe about God affects everything else in life. Sharing your beliefs about who God is will build a solid foundation for your marriage.

As couples grow older, it's not unusual for them to withhold intimacy from each other. This is unhealthy. If you can determine why your spouse avoids intimacy, it's important to get to the root of the problem.

The best way to express your love to your spouse is to speak their love language. An example - if her love language is Acts of Service, cheerfully perform tasks around the house that are helpful to her, even if you don't feel like doing them.

We get angry when our sense of right is violated. Share your anger with someone in a positive manner, then let it go. Anger was never meant to move in permanently - it should only be a visitor.