Moody Radio

The Christian faith has incredible life-changing power. And yet too many people know too little about it. Trillia Newbell talks with Aaron Armstrong about his book, Faith Simplified: What We Believe and Why We Believe It and the truths of Christianity and how the more we truly come to know God, his words, and his works, the more that faith...

As believers, we know that studying the Bible is good for us... but sometimes it's hard to know where to start.  Sometimes we have trouble understanding what we read, or figuring out how it applies to us today.  Trillia Newbell talks with Jimmy and Kelly Needham about their study, See for Yourself and how we can study the Bible...

Recording artist Micah Tyler wasn't sure how God was using his music, until he met a woman who heard his song on the radio at the precise moment she faced a life or death decision. Her story continues to be the 'why' behind every song Tyler writes.

Have you ever felt called to make a difference and do something, but haven't known how or even where to start?  Trillia Newbell talks with Jamie Janosz about her book, When Others Shuddered: Eight Women Who Refused to Give Up.  They'll talk about the stories of women who overcame unimaginable difficulties to meet a pressing need...

Feeling forgotten? Consider the story of Zechariah and Elizabeth---and don't despair! God's ever-faithful presence is at work in you right now---weaving grace, eradicating fear, and divinely appointing you. Join us as Robert Morgan will remind us how God is working remarkably in and through us. Don’t miss an hour of great teaching and...

No more tears. No more death or disease. No sin and sorrow. On our first Building Relationships with Dr. Gary Chapman of the New Year, you’ll hear a conversation with author Colleen Chao. For the past three-and-a-half years, she’s been living with a terminal diagnosis and now she’s turned her attention to her eternal home.

The book of Ecclesiastes says "Two are better than one". The marriage relationship is seen in the Bible as a friendship. Husbands and wives are meant to compliment each other.

His friend, Max, was hit and on the ground. But when Michael tried to assist, he was assaulted, as well, to the point someone broke his wrist. What fueled this attack? A hatred for Jewish people. And it happened right here in America. How could we be seeing so much antisemitism? And how should we respond? That's our conversation this week...