Moody Radio

The Bible calls Jesus the friend of sinners, but it's hard to imagine what friendship with Jesus really looks like. We so often don't even know how to do friendship with the people around us, so how are we supposed to feel that close to a holy, perfect, and invisible God? Ed Stetzer talks with Jared C. Wilson about his book, Friendship with...

Bill Gertz, award-winning columnist for The Washington Times, will join us to discuss several of his latest pieces. What were the takeaways from President Trump’s visit to China? What was and was not discussed? Tensions continue to swirl around pending threats from China to Taiwan. What, if any, role would the U.S. play in such a conflict?

You've been hurt... but the idea of forgiving that person may feel like you're just letting them off the hook. When we look at social media, we see a culture shaped by outrage, punishment and fear. But what if the opposite is true? Ed Stetzer talks with theologian Amy Orr-Ewing about her book, Forgiveness: Reclaiming its Power in a Culture...

Pastor Mark says don’t let anything take God’s place—no pleasure, success, or relationship can substitute His rightful spot in your life.

Discover how slowing down and honoring God’s presence can transform your life. Learn to seek Him daily and be filled before you pour out to others.

Heather Holleman is an author and college professor, and has the kind of contagious faith and excitement in Christ that makes you want to know more. She reveals what helps her to share her faith more joyfully, consistently, and effectively, and why it's far easier than most people realize.

Pastor Mark tells you that "God is at work, even when life seems unfair." as he encourages us to trust in God’s greater plan.

Parents, do you know what apps your child is using? Janet Parshall will share a sad story about app usage in this week’s commentary.

Can pregnancy help centers have First and Fourteenth Amendment rights? Janet Parshall will answer that question in this week’s commentary.

Is there an afterlife? If so, how can we know where we will spend it? Janet Parshall tackles that question in this week’s commentary.