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Last week we started a two-part mini-series called, Do You Know Who We Are? And if you missed the message, you can hear it online when you go to … Moody Presents DOT o-r-g.! And while you’re there, be sure to bookmark the page so you can return at any time to hear Mark’s past programs, or to keep updated on our current resources like the book Approaching the Almighty: 100 Prayers of A. W. Tozer. But, right now, let’s turn our attention to today’s message from Mark Jobe. We’re starting in First Peter 2:9-12 …
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John and Maria take a look at the highlights and lowlights of President Trump's State of the Union speech. More medical institutions and professionals are rethinking their past support of gender affirming care. And Colorado continues to lead the nation in the harassment of Christians.
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As J. Mark continues his study of Revelation, he examines the opening of the fifth and sixth seals in Revelation 6:9-17. In the previous episode, he explored the first four seals, each marked by a horseman who had a distinct impact on the earth. In this second part, we witness the Lamb opening the next two seals, revealing the evidence of divine judgment seen in the cry of the martyrs, the convulsion of the earth, and the consternation of the people.
What happens when God asks you to give up the very thing you expect Him to provide? Pastor Jonathan Evans reveals how faith is proven when obedience costs us most—and why trusting God’s provision, even without complete understanding, can change everything.
Loss lingers in blended families—resurfacing during weddings, graduations, birthdays—stirring developmental grief no one sees. Couples grieve unevenly, risking distance; church often silences sorrow instead of shepherding it. If you're overwhelmed by grief, exhausted by "move on" pressure, and craving space for honest pain, listen in. Ron and Nan Deal unpack why lament is biblical, not weakness, offering a faithful path through unresolved sorrow that keeps you connected to God and each other.
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