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We're told in James 1:2 to consider our trials as “pure joy”, but how do we find joy in the midst of trouble?  Ed Stetzer talks with Grant Flynn about his book, Lament in the Letter of James and the issue of lament found tucked away in the book of James... and how the ongoing cycle of lament and joy reflects the pain of human...

Pastor Mark tells us that "The lies that have shaped your understanding of love and fatherhood can be undone by the truth of God’s Word." as helps us experience the freedom that comes from knowing the unconditional love of a perfect Father; God our Abba, Father.

Our culture is defined by more upgrades, more comfort, and more square footage. Despite all that “more,” so many of us are unsatisfied. That’s because contentment doesn’t come from what’s next—it’s shaped in the heart right where we are. On the next Faith & Finance Live, Rob West talks...

The holidays are behind us, and you know what that means . . . it’s tax season. But do you know who your tax preparer will be? It’s gone largely unnoticed, but there’s a nationwide shortage of CPAs and accounting talent in general. Waiting to line up your tax preparer could cause problems. On the next Faith & Finance...

Music for Sunday is a weekly six-hour program, hosted by Effie Rolfe, that encourages listeners to reflect on God’s goodness through music and devotional thoughts.

Set sail with Moody Radio's Karl Clauson and Dr. Michael Rydelnik along with special musical guest Micah Tyler for an unforgettable week cruising through the majestic wonders of Alaska, growing in intimacy with God, and celebrating Moody Radio’s 100 years of proclaiming the unstoppable gospel.

The coronavirus has changed the look and feel of cities, schools, businesses and churches across America. Though we are all eager to get back to our everyday lives, the virus has had an impact on the norms of our daily lives. How can we help you adapt to this new normal?

Moody Radio presents, “Inside Israel—The War and What’s Next.” Hear stories of help and hope as Christians witnesses to a shaken nation more open to the gospel than ever before.