Moody Radio

Award-winning columnist for The Washington Times, Bill Gertz joins us to offer his keen insight and perspective on stories swirling around our national defense. Why would a Pentagon official praise China? And, why did China send the coronavirus to a laboratory in 2018? Join us to hear the answers to these questions and a whole lot more.

We hear stories all the time about the supernatural--miraculous healings, unexplained sightings, near-death experiences--but how do we know what is real? Are rumors of spiritual beings, healings, and prophetic dreams dangerous deceptions, or is there something important for us to explore? Join us as investigative journalist and former atheist...

Jesus has made the exclusive claim that He is the only way to God. Is that true? Don’t other religions have viable pathways as well? Dr. Sam Storms will join us to discuss John 14: 6 and why this verse has become so controversial. Get ready to think biblically and critically on today’s broadcast.

A long-term dating relationship may fail. Why?, because the "in love" feelings wear off. Dating couples should learn to speak each other's love language in order to keep their love alive.

Are you a victim of your circumstances, or victorious over them? Today on BOLD STEPS, Mark Jobe reminds us that our attitude carries more weight than our situation ever will, and that real strength comes from Christ, not our surroundings.  Don’t miss this reminder of where true strength comes from ... listen to Bold Steps...

There's a proper way to fight spiritual battles, and it's by using God's wisdom.

Domestic abusers often blame their spouse. Scripture teaches us to love our enemies. However, love can be expressed by saying "I love you too much to allow you to continue this abuse". Move out if necessary until the abuser gets their anger under control.

Comparing yourself to others, complaining about what you don’t have, always wanting what’s next ... these are the quiet habits stealing your contentment.  Today on BOLD STEPS, Mark Jobe digs into Paul’s letter from prison to show that contentment isn’t circumstantial ... it’s something you can actually learn.