Moody Radio

Parents... do you remember your little ones asking you to read one more story... before bedtime?   It's Memorial Day weekend and one good way to kick off summer is to get your children in a summer reading program.  Trillia Newbell talks with Ashley Torres about Moody Publishers' Family Summer of Reading Program and the...

It's Valentine's Day weekend, but one thing is for sure... love isn’t one-size-fits-all. What says “I love you” to one person might not mean a thing to another.  Trillia Newbell talks with marriage experts Drs. Les and Leslie Parrott about their book, The Love Language that Matters Most: How to Personalize Love...

During times of change, challenges, and uncertainty we can grow in new ways with the help of our Lord Jesus Christ. Check out these helpful resources to help you grow in different areas of your Christian walk during these times!

With the protests and unrest, we have seen during this time in our world Moody Radio would like to suggest resources that can help you, your church, and your community Be A Bridge.

Patrick Bruin knows “I should be dead” after alcohol controlled his life—until God intervened to rescue him, including through support from Moody Radio.

Tricia McMillan, Dr. Michael Rydelnik, and Professor Eva Rydelnik record a special edition of Moody Radio's Open Line as a part of of Founder’s Week 2022.

During the holidays, we sing about Jesus, but do we savor? We read, but do we fully understand?  Advent has historically been a time to anticipate Christ’s arrival—but for believers, He is already here.  Trillia Newbell talks about her new book, Behold the Lamb of God has Come: Celebrating the 25 Days of Christmas Together...

Phillip Van Lear began listening to Moody Radio, especially Karl and Crew, during daytime hours at home due to his acting schedule, eventually becoming a favorite of the show.

If you find yourself becoming angry in an explosive way, you need to ask yourself why you become angry. If someone has offended you, it's your job so seek reconciliation. If you become angry because you didn't get your way, your anger is never appropriate and must be confessed.