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Today's daily devotional from Moody Bible Institute: In today’s world, we have nearly instant communication with anyone, anywhere.

Today's daily devotional Bible Study from Moody Bible Institute...When someone is skilled at caring for the needs of the sick or dying, we say they have the “healing touch.”...

In today's devotional from Moody Bible Institute, Chris Rappazini asks," When you say you love God, what do you mean?"

In today's online daily devotional from Moody Bible Institute...When you’re enduring a long trip, it can help to keep your final destination in mind.

In today's daily devotional from Moody Bible Institute...This past summer, my family moved from Texas to Indiana. We finally settled in after several long months of renovations.

In today's daily devotional from Moody Bible Institute...As we conclude our study, we hope you are encouraged to make a new start in Christ this year.

Silence and Spiritual Walk: Many Words Are Foolish The term dorbellist has fallen out of use, but lexicographer Kory Stamper of Merriam-Webster would like to revive it. This word means “fool,” specifically the kind of fool who appears to be smart but actually isn’t. Solomon seems to have exactly this kind of fool in mind in today’s reading.

Silence and Spiritual Walk: The Silence of Self-Control In Teaching and Christian Practices: Reshaping Faith and Learning, Rebecca Konyndyk DeYoung described a spiritual exercise she did with her students on the vice of “vainglory,” defined as “the disordered desire for attention and approval.” The exercise: No talking about yourself for...

Silence and Spiritual Walk: The Silence of Grief Nineteenth-century businessman Horatio G. Spafford suffered one tragedy after another. His son died of illness. The Great Chicago Fire destroyed much of his wealth. When he sent his wife, Anna, and four daughters to Europe, a shipwreck claimed the lives of all four girls. During his voyage...

Silence and the Gospel: Jesus as the Logos Aramaic was the lingua franca of the Middle East in the days of Jesus. Everyone spoke it. Parts of the Bible are written in it. Though Arabic replaced it as the key language for the region in the seventh century A.D., Aramaic endured through the centuries. But linguists now believe it is dying, with...