In this episode, we’ll continue our What is God Doing? series, with the topic, “Seeing Through Suffering.” Job was able to see past his circumstances and still believe in a God who had his best interest at heart. We can do the same when we recognize that God’s plan for each and every one of us includes suffering in some...

In this episode, we’ll continue our What is God Doing? series by examining Job’s emotional honesty before God. God wants our grief, our sorrow, and our confusion—He doesn’t want us to pretend or hide it from Him. When Job finally speaks out after his tragedy, he is vulnerable and authentic before God, because he trusts...

In this podcast, Bishop Van Moody explores the story of Job, unpacking the guidance it has for us in the midst of a turbulent season of pain and crisis. The very suffering that tempts us to question God is the evidence that His heart is to promote us to different levels of faith!

 “Blessed be the God and Father of our Lord Jesus Christ, the Father of mercies and God of all comfort, who comforts us in all our affliction, so that we may be able to comfort those who are in any affliction, with the comfort with which we ourselves are comforted by God.”—2 Corinthians 1:3-4

“This is why we don’t just give up when the worst happens—because God has a way of taking what the enemy meant for bad and turning it around and making it mean our good.” —Van Moody

“To be a leader on any level means that you are going to be aware of some of the most disappointing things about people.” —Van Moody

Forgiveness is the heart of the gospel. Yet, so many believers walk in unforgiveness towards others. Why is this? I’ve found that, in most cases, it’s due to the fact that we don’t fully grasp or appreciate the truth of the gospel—the essential nature of the forgiveness we’ve been gifted.

The core message of the...

God has something He wants to show you.

How do I know this? Because God has something He wants to say to each and every one of us. We see this principle at play in the story of Moses in Exodus 3. At this point in his life, Moses is a murderer living on the backside of the desert. He’s not a poster child for righteousness, but we see that...

I’ve shared many times from The Worship Center pulpit about the importance of God’s Word—all sixty-six books of the Scripture. There is no substitute for the written Word of God as a guide for your life—your decisions, behaviors, thoughts, and attitudes. Likewise, I’ve also shared about how daily time in God’s...