Your Move with Andy Stanley Podcast

By the time we reach adulthood, we’re all pretty good at monitoring our behavior to get what we want now, but what if there’s something more important that we need to monitor to ensure we get what we ultimately want?

Have you ever thought “how could someone do that and live with themselves?” Truth is you could do the unthinkable and live with yourself, people do it all the time. Want to ensure it doesn’t happen to you? We’ve got you covered.

Regardless of how extreme your circumstances are, they do not have to be an offramp to faith.

When times get turbulent, where do you turn? In an ever changing world it's essential to find somewhere consistent to go, and not just somewhere, but toward someone.

Life is full of complicated twists and turns. But circumstances, whether good or bad, do not dictate the presence of a God who loves you. Here's why...

Not every man is wired the same. So why do we assume masculinity should look the same for everyone? Discover a vision of manhood that makes every man better without making every man identical.

Most of us inherited a definition of masculinity without ever questioning where it came from. But what if the definitions we've been handed aren't the whole story? There may be a picture of masculinity that's stronger and more compelling than we often imagine.

When we choose to repay evil with good, we write a story that is remarkable. And it’s a story that will do something good for us, even if it doesn’t change our circumstances.

Have you ever been mean to someone simply because they were mean to you? But getting even doesn't end the cycle of hurt, does it? So instead of getting even, let’s get ahead.

Ever wonder why you keep doing the very thing you promised yourself you’d never do again? You’re not alone. We all wrestle with the tension between who we want to be and who we actually are. The good news? There’s a way to close the gap, find out how.

We’re in the middle of a cultural shift—maybe you’ve felt it too. Spirituality is trending. But for many, it’s a build-your-own, do-what-works-for-you kind of spirituality. And while that might sound freeing, what if it’s missing something vital?

A growing number of people are walking away from faith—not because of Jesus, but because of how we've talked about faith. But the first-century followers didn’t anchor their faith to a book. They anchored it to an event—an event so extraordinary, it changed the world. Maybe it's time we rediscover a version of faith that’s undeniable... and ultimately, irresistible.

There is no correlation between intent and outcome. What does this have to do with words? A lot...because even when our word are accidental, they can still hurt someone.