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Colleagues share outpouring of love for Nancy Turner at the long-time host's retirement from Moody Radio.

Shame is a deadly poison. It says, “What you’ve done wrong is who you are and who’ll you’ll always be, there’s no hope.” And yet that deadly poison is just what God uses to show us our need. Dr. Jeremy GrinnelI joins us to answer your Bible questions. He earned his Ph.D. in Systematic Theology from Calvin...

Perry had just fouled Chris hard in a hoops game. Chris made a move toward him but Perry had the ball in his hands. That’s when he said to Chris, “Don’t even think about it.” It’s a conversation about all the ways we try to get the verdict that we’re a good person by our performance! Shawna has a distinctive...

As we begin a study in Colossians 4, Pastor Ford will remind us today that followers of Christ are called to get involved with ministry at their local church. The church needs more people who utilize their gifts and are faithful in service—those who say, “God called me to this and I’m going to do this to the best of my God-given...

Moody Radio Florida staff and fellow listeners' faithful prayers for listener Molly and her grandson throughout a long medical ordeal have a lasting impact.

Moody Radio Grand Rapids host releases latest Christian music single—revealing an encounter with Jesus that changed his life.

Shawna’s in Australia, waiting for her first grandchild to be born. Here luggage didn’t make it. She was cool with it at first, but got more impatient as the dayswent by. She was done waiting for her luggage. That’s when she surrendered.  In Perry’s senior year of college he became overwhelmed by the shame of...

When we worship a Jesus of our own making – taking the parts about Jesus that resonate with us and leaving behind the parts that are hard for us to swallow or flat out confusing – not only is that idol worship but we’re missing out on the real person of Jesus and the relationship of intimacy we were created for with Him.

Your first love for Jesus, that overwhelming reality of God’s love for you, of Jesus stretching out his arms to die for you. That there’s no greater treasure in life than the Lord Jesus. And Perry admits, “Last year I lost my first love.” Then, what if we led with love? What if my first reaction was not to publicly...

Perry felt prompted to share God’s love with a barista at a favorite coffee shop. The moment came, he took the risk, shared what was on his heart, and faceplanted. Or did he? God is working out the immaturity in us, but it takes time. Take heart my friend, as we mature spiritually, we are becoming more and more like Jesus! Perry woke...