Moody Radio

We have a Savior Who loves us with an everlasting love. We have an Intercessor Who continually prays for us according to the will of God. Our Redeemer offers us grace, salvation and hope. And that should be enough motivation for us to keep hanging in there, no matter what we face.

When we consider the purpose in our problems and pain, we need to realize that it’s not how much of Jesus we have, but it’s how much of us that Jesus has. We need to ask ourselves, do we really trust Him in our time of trouble?

In these uncertain times, it's easy to think that the Gospel isn't making a difference. Offering an inspiring look at the positive influence of Christianity, both historically and today, our guest will explore how the plights of women and children were forever changed by Jesus; how believers today are extending God's kingdom through charities...

"Don’t ask too many questions. Just go with the flow."It seems like there are a lot of questions about Christianity we’re not supposed to ask—at least not in church. If we do ask them and arrive at surprising answers, we might ruffle too many feathers—a prospect scary enough to encourage most of us to keep our questions...

Whether you are a parent, grandparent, youth leader, or pastor, our young people need our help. If their faith is going to last, they need to be led beyond head knowledge into totally integrating faith and life.  But what does that look like in the day-to-day?  Youth expert Kara Powell will point the way based on fresh research,...

Losing a loved one is always difficult. Often times, the biggest regret is not having spent more time with them and listening to them. Ask your loved ones questions while they're still with you and listen more than you talk.

Are you struggling with anxiety, unhealthy relationships, unresolved hurt, or other soul-scarring pain? Discover how to overcome brokenness and live in God's freedom! Offering time-tested, biblically-based, and research-supported principles, our guests will provide hard-earned wisdom and youthful passion to help young adults thrive as they...

Pastor Mark says "If you’re excusing your sin when you talk about it, you’re not in a state of repentance." as he challenges us to go beyond "I'm Sorry".

When you become angry, it's important to not only control your anger, but you should also process your anger. Controlling your anger without processing it will drive it deep inside, and might come out in negative behavior.