Moody Radio

Trusting God with your dating life gives you peace.

Look to God's word for the secret to thriving.

As we continue our study in Jeremiah 29, we’ll see that when God talks about having the knowledge about the plans for our lives, He’s indicating that He has all of the details of our lives—the decisions we must make and the directions we must go. Ultimately, God is the only one Who can tell us how to make the right choices.  ...

God comprehends and controls the situations in our lives. And today Pastor Ford will explain that just because we don’t know or understand what God is doing, it doesn’t mean God isn’t doing what’s best for us. It means God understands what’s best for us and we should trust Him.

Sometimes we forget about God and His love for us.

If you’re finding yourself at a crossroads today, don’t fret. Don’t panic. Don’t question the road. Instead, look up. Hang on to God’s promises and wait for His next direction. ...

Hallelujah. It's a word uttered in worship as an expression of rejoicing. It means God be praised. Hallelujah! God be praised. It’s a wonder followers of Jesus don’t walk around saying it all day long. Hallelujah! ...

The issue of immigration has been making national headlines for quite some time. As Christians, we're told to love our neighbors, but will welcoming new people change our culture? Trillia Newbell talks with Bri Stensrud about what the Bible says about immigration and how we as a Church can make a difference in this discussion.

Most Christians agree that Christmas is all about Jesus, but with the hectic nature of our lives, most of us spend little time preparing our hearts to celebrate Him. Trillia Newbell talks with author Asheritah Ciuciu about how we can celebrate the Advent season with hope, preparation, joy and love in the weeks leading up to Christmas.

In a world filled with negative voices competing for our attention, just one word from God can have more power than any other outside message.  So isn't it time to store up God's word?  Trillia Newbell talks with Dwell Differently co-founder Vera Schmitz about how to memorize scripture as a way to combat negative thoughts.