Moody Presents

This week on Moody Presents we'll see the importance of building a life's work that is pleasing to God. Keeping this mindset in front of us day after day and hour after hour is a matter of accountability and a matter that we will each face at the Judgement Seat of Jesus Christ.

Life naturally carries with it accountability. No mistake about it, accountability does count. As we'll learn from the pages of God's word in 2 Corinthians 5, Dr. Paul Nyquist will help us understand that we all do better with supervision. We must not miss out on the importance of being humble before God and being lead by Him. That's on this week's Moody Presents with Dr. Paul Nyquist.

Death ... we think about it, but we don't often talk about it. Today, Dr. Paul Nyquist will continue his series in the book of 2 Corinthians. He will pick up where we left off—with the idea that death should not be a scary thing unless you are not a believer in Jesus Christ. Trusting in Christ is to embrace the gospel. How does the gospel make you think differently about death? Learn more on the next Moody Presents.

On the this week's Moody Presents Dr. Paul Nyquist will begin a new series from the book of 2 Corinthians. Within the pages of this book of ministry the Apostle Paul will help to turn our deepest doubts to faith in Jesus Christ, important truths from God’s Word.

Last week we began a message in the Old Testament book of Deuteronomy to look at the subject of freedom, and this week we're going to move to 2 Kings 24 as we conclude the message on Moody Presents.

As Americans, we treasure our freedom above all. It's the thing we celebrate, the thing we protect, the thing we fight to the death to defend. But real freedom is a spiritual issue, as we're about to discover on this week's Moody Presents.

When it comes to grace, we’re pretty comfortable accepting it, but we often are reluctant to share it, and that’s a problem. The solution? Well, we’ll talk about it next. Today’s message, a unique format, comes to us from the Missions Conference, an annual function at Moody.  Dr. Paul Nyquist, the president of Moody Bible Institute, is picking up in part two of The Gift of Grace, taking us back to Romans 10, looking at verses 12–15.

When it comes to God’s grace, it’s just possible that you and I have a problem. The problem? Lots of us are kind of keeping it to ourselves. Why and how to make that abundant grace more available, straight ahead on today’s Moody Presents. Today’s message, a unique format, comes to us from the Missions Conference, an annual function at Moody.  Dr. Paul Nyquist kicked it all off with this message, The Gift of Grace, and takes us to Romans 10, looking at verses 12–15.

The world has given up on the church. Sometimes it seems the church has given up on the church. But God has not—a message of encouragement, a message of impact straight ahead on Moody Presents. Imagine an auditorium with about a thousand pastors all together, all worshiping, and all stretching, growing, and reaching together. That’s Pastors Conference. Last week we began a study looking at 1 Thessalonians and God’s challenge to the church to be an amazing church again, because God has not lost His power. He has not abandoned the church. Let’s pick up with that message from Dr. Paul Nyquist, keynote speaker for Refocus, Moody Bible Institute’s Pastors Conference.

Each year over 1,000 pastors from churches all over the United States come to the Moody Bible Institute for several days of teaching, encouragement and worship. Dr. Paul Nyquist, president of the Moody Bible Institute, delivered this year’s keynote address with a charge from God’s Word to these shepherds. Join us for the next two weeks as we dig into scripture and some great worship music. This message is a great resource for your pastor or other lay-leaders in your church, pass it along, encourage them today.

Biblical encouragement from the life of Esther is straight ahead with our series finale today. We’ve come to understand that Esther had to make some very tough decisions. We’ve also come to understand that God uses our decisions and is in final control of them. To apply this to our lives today we need to ask the question, “What will we do when we face a difficult decision.” We’ll find out in today’s study with Dr. Paul Nyquist on Moody Presents.

Dark times … they come upon all of us. So how should followers of Christ respond when those inky black clouds start rushing over the landscape of our lives? We’re going to get to three important truths about God in dealing with the darkest hour of your life. That’s straight ahead on Moody Presents.

On today’s program our teacher, Dr. Paul Nyquist, actually assumes the role of Haman, the perspective of Haman. It’s a very unusual teaching style but incredibly effective, as you’re about to find out. Some dramatic music and sound effects have been added to make quite a cinematic portrayal. So let’s listen now to The Rise and Fall of Haman on this special edition of Moody Presents.

As we continue with our study in Esther here on Moody Presents our teacher, Dr. Paul Nyquist, will help us understand the Warren Buffett term with a twist so that we can get “our skin” in God’s game. We watched Esther waiting and watching for the right time to get involved in order to save God’s people. After prayer and fasting she moved, she got her skin in the game, she moved ahead at great risk to her own life. What can we learn from the God given boldness of Esther? We’ll find out on the next Moody Presents.

Warren Buffett coined the phrase, “You have to have skin in the game.” On the next Moody Presents, Dr. Paul Nyquist is wondering if you have “skin” in God’s game? Do you feel like you are fully invested in the purposes of God? If you feel like you are watching God’s game from the sidelines then you’ll want to tune in to our continued teaching series from the book of Esther. Learning how to move further toward active participant from being an observer when you listen to Moody Presents.