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Tune in early to hear a very special report from Moody Seminary in honor of Moody's first Black graduate in 1894, Mary McCleod Bethune! Then Chris Brooks wants you to meet a man named Esau.  Esau thought of himself as an exceptional, hard-working black man who rose above poverty to grab the American dream. When he was asked to deliver...

Before you vote, it is important to prepare for how you should vote. Janet Parshall will tell you why in this week’s commentary.

When you join us for today's Treasured Truth, we will consider the importance of having sound doctrine.  And Pastor Ford will explain that we must be concerned about the truth of the gospel, maintaining its clarity and integrity. But we also must have a heart of compassion for others. So, to maintain our understanding of God’s...

It’s been a long school year, and many students and teachers are ready for a break…but not so fast. What do students and families need to know to make the most of the down time this summer? On Thursday’s Mornings with Eric and Brigitte, Desmond Cook, Area Director for Fellowship of Christian Athletes and Miami Dolphins...

Matthew was addicted, suicidal, and headed for prison. Now he's born again and grateful for Moody Radio’s support.

As we continue to look at this story from the Old Testament and how the Apostle Paul is infusing it with a new meaning, Pastor Ford will remind us that Biblical interpretation follows a simple formula—when the literal sense makes plain sense, seek no other sense, lest you abandon common sense and end up with nonsense. Learn more when...

We all feel stressed. It steals our joy, interrupts our sleep, affects our relationships, and wears us down. We can't escape the things and people that cause it. We can't medicate it away. So we must deal with it. But how? How do we attain peace in life? With compassion and biblical insight, our guest will call us away from anxious living...

Many of us become frustrated and defeated—ready to give up, give in, and go back, rather than to go on—simply because things did not go our way. We believed that it was going to happen a certain way, and it didn’t. So now, we’re ready to go back to where we know God does not want us to be.

There’s a financial tsunami coming, but it’s not what you might expect. And it’s not about debt. Instead, it’s a tidal wave of wealth. On today's Faith & Finance Live, host Rob West will talk about how analysts predict that by 2030, the Boomer generation will transfer an immense amount of assets to their children.

When our heavenly Father tells us to do something, we shouldn’t question it, but rather we should just do it because He said so.  We’re His children and He’s our Father—and He knows best.  We can be grateful for God’s prerogative because it’s always focused on the best outcome for us. Learn more...