Moody Presents (Christian)

Fluffy, fuzzy, far away … that’s how many of us envision heaven, those few times when we actually think about it. But get set for a bigger picture, you might even say a high-def image of heaven on this week's Moody Presents.

Courtroom dramas with their little twists and turns are always exciting. This week on Moody Presents Dr. Nyquist takes a look at the final courtroom drama.

Do you ever get so tired of the bad guys winning that you long for Jesus to just show up and make things right? That day is approaching. There is good news ahead, and we’ll talk about itthis weekon Moody Presents.

Utopia is a notion that has captured imaginations of many throughout the ages. But does utopia actually exist anywhere? We embark on a quest for utopia this week on Moody Presents.

They say that a person’s signature reveals a lot about their character. But what if your very signature is itself a deception? Well, this wekk on Moody Presents we look at lost things. It’s a journey deeper into the book of Revelation.

Just mention the book of Revelation and questions come to mind—questions about the people of God and their future. But what about the enemies of God? Their destiny, their story, disturbing as it is,is what we're discussingon Moody Presents.

We’re continuing our series in the book of Revelation, the last book in the Bible, looking at chapter 19, where today Dr. Nyquist underscores that history really is His story.

What does a winner look like? Is it that person crossing the finish line, arms extended,or is it that person with fistfuls of money. Maybe it’s that face emblazoned over websites,newspapers, and television channels. Is it possible to live the Christian life faithfully and beperceived as a loser? Vital questions, all of them, and we’ll tackle them on this week’sMoodyPresents.

Living by faith. We know it’s biblical. We know it should be our priority. But living by faith takes courage, and courage is a rare commodity. Or is it? We will explorethat furtheron this week'sMoody Presents.

You may well be familiar with Hebrews 11, referred to by many as the “faith hall of fame.” Well, it sounds well and good until you start applying these rather challenging truths. What it really means to live by faith—that’s where we’re headed in today’s discussion.

This week on Moody Presents highlights from Candlelight Carols featuring Moody Bible Institute’s music groups. Dr. Paul Nyquist also challenges us to consider the story of the magi.

Christmas, it’s the season of light. But despite the bright lights in our neighborhoods, spiritual darkness is everywhere. Up next on Moody Presents, a fresh look at the season of light as we celebrate the One who said, “I AM the light.”

It’s interesting how much thought the Bible gives to the concept of eternal rewards. It’s also interesting how little some of us actually ponder eternal rewards. But that’s our focus on this edition of Moody Presents.

It's one of the most well known parables in the gospels. But what is the meaning behind the Parable of the Sower? Dr. Nyquist says that it's all about good news. That's on this week's Moody Presents.

The Bible says God loves a generous giver, but there are more stingy giversthan generous givers. What’s the solution? We’re about to find out this week onMoody Presents.