Moody Radio

When Jody lost her oldest grandson to an overdose, she sought solace in a Christ-centered support group for others dealing with loss. She had no idea how God would use her brokenness to help others heal. ...

Chris Brooks is the host of Equipped on Moody Radio, and the Senior Pastor of Woodside Bible Church in Detroit. He and his wife always wanted a big family but were told by doctors they were unlikely to have biological children. Hear how God built their beautiful family through adoption, and the surprise moment 16 years into marriage when Chris...

Bart Millard, lead singer of Mercy Me, shares a personal story of the week his oldest son Sam was diagnosed with diabetes, and the prayer that changed his life.

Merl St. James was raised in church but rebelled as a young adult. Hear as he shares about the one friend who loved him enough to confront him.

Britta heard the gospel for the first time from a woman sitting next to her on an international flight. By the time the plane landed, Britta had given her life to Christ, and started what would become a lifelong friendship between two strangers on a plane.

Tania and her group of friends were a lot like the popular TV show "Friends." With personalities that mirrored the main characters, they lived a wild, party lifestyle and spent most of their time together. Everything changed when Danny, the 'Joey' of the group, became a Christian.  ...

Mike Kinney was 17 years old when the truck he was driving crashed into a tree and caught fire. His injuries were devastating. But Mike's story is one of miracles, big and small, and the power of the presence of God.

Luis was an ordained minister and worship leader who lost his way, until a near death experience woke him up to how far he was from the Lord.

Lynn considered herself an atheist until a religious experience at a bar opened her eyes to the existence of God. Hear how God used her younger brother to help disciple her, and how this training helped her stand firm in the face of tragedy.

Christian music icon Steven Curtis Chapman reflects on the 35th anniversary of his first album, how the last two years changed his music, and why he keeps showing up.