Moody Radio

Here's what I know for sure, and it has to do with your peace.

Women today wonder if God is for them, if the Bible is for them, and if the church is for them. Sometimes they feel discouraged.  Trillia Newbell talks with Jen Oshman about her book, Very Good: What the Bible Says about Being a Woman and how we can see that from Genesis to Revelation, we learn our Creator offers life, purpose, joy,...

Do you know what your secret weapon is as a single Christian?

Forgiveness stands at the heart of the gospel, yet it is often difficult and misunderstood. Sometimes we feel that if we forgive, we're letting others off the hook of pain and hurt.  Trillia Newbell talks with Dr. Pamela MacRae of Moody's Called Conference about the spiritual, emotional, and relational challenges involved in...

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...

In some marriages, one of the spouses tends to be the disciplinarian while the other spouse is the "fun" parent. Learn how to balance that out in your marriage. That's all on the next edition of A Love Language Minute.

Seasons of loss and grief can be overwhelming.  It often feels like it will never get better.  But those dark seasons can be redeemed.  Trillia Newbell talks with Stephanie Watson about her study, Ruth's Need for a Redeemer, the story of Ruth and God's redemptive work in her life.  They'll uncover how God meets us in our...

Kindness is one of the traits of love. It's expressed in the way we talk as well as what we do. Imagine what life would be like if all of us were kind!

You love your fiancé but her family is hard to deal with? Will this be a problem for you in the future? Tune in to hear what Dr. Gary Chapman has to say.

A mark of a loving person is courtesy. The word "courtesy" is much richer than being well-mannered. It means you view others as valuable and treating the accordingly.