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A daily devotional from Moody Bible Institute: When Martin Luther King Jr. penned his Letter From a Birmingham City Jail in April 1963, he joined a long tradition of Christians...

A daily devotional from Moody Bible Institute: People sometimes use the phrase “reality check” to mean recognizing the circumstances that hinder us from achieving an ambition or reaching a goal.

A daily devotional from Moody Bible Institute: When I was a boy, I occasionally wrote letters to my grandmother who lived in another state.

A daily devotional from Moody Bible Institute: In Paul’s day, non-Jews who visited the Temple of Jerusalem were confined to the outermost section known as the Court of the Gentiles.

A daily devotional from Moody Bible Institute: I was nervous when I first told my mother I wanted to attend school to learn how to become a pastor.

A daily devotional from Moody Bible Institute: William Willimon once observed, “We preachers so want to be heard that we are willing to make the gospel more accessible than it really is, to remove the scandal, the offense of the cross, to deceive people into thinking that it is possible to hear without conversion.”

A daily devotional from Moody Bible Institute: In his beloved hymn, “Amazing Grace,” John Newton celebrates how God “saved a wretch like me.”

A daily devotional from Moody Bible Institute: Followers of Jesus were not always called Christians. The term Christian first appeared in Antioch (Acts 11:26).

A daily devotional from Moody Bible Institute: In a culture that prizes independence, submission is not a popular idea.

A daily devotional from Moody Bible Institute: Escaped slave, abolitionist, and statesmen Frederick Douglass observed, “Between the Christianity of this land and the Christianity of Christ, I recognize the widest possible difference...