Moody Radio

Join us this hour as we circle the globe to see where and how the Gospel is changing lives and countries. Fuel and power shortages, a potentially severe socio-economic crisis, and a potential humanitarian collapse are all happening in Cuba right now. We will get an update on the situation. Iran is still making headlines as a US military buildup...

In this episode, Dr. Sauer explores a spiritual practice God calls every believer to embrace—one that quietly shapes our hearts while reaching far beyond our own lives. He reflects on how this often-underestimated habit can influence the trajectory of our lives, strengthen our faith, and impact the people and circumstances around us...

Do the principles of the Five Love Languages apply to older people? Absolutely.  If older couples have learned to speak their spouse's love language, their relationship will be strong and vibrant.

Today on Bold Steps Minute with Mark Jobe, Mark expounds on why it’s important to know what specifically have been called to do by God and then say no to the rest. Many of us have taken on so much, in His name, that we are overwhelmed and burned out.

Join us this hour as we take a look at the news of the day before learning, from Karen Covell, how to pray specifically for the entertainment industry. It is sometimes hard to pray for people who hold a worldview so contradictory to biblical standards, but that doesn’t mean we shouldn’t pray for them. Karen will teach us how.

Jesus asks a powerful question in John 5: “Do you want to get well?” Discover how to overcome excuses, break free from what’s keeping you stuck, and take a bold step toward healing and freedom in Christ.

Moody Radio's Johnson City, Tenn. Satellator signed on the air November 26, 1996 with 10-watts of power and moved to our current frequency of 90.1 FM in 2010. With a transmitter site on Holston Mountain, the station reaches a potential population of almost 40,000 people. Our volunteer technician is a former instructor for Moody Aviation from...

Sometimes God gives us a sign but we're too afraid to see it.