Moody Radio

Wayne's life was forever changed the day a colleague opened fire in his workplace, killing three, and injuring two others. For the next two years, he was crippled by overwhelming fear, paranoia, and darkness...until one pivotal night.

In episode 1 of this season, you heard pieces of three different conversations all about spiritual, emotional, and cognitive development. In this final episode of season 1, we are joined by Brooke Smith to talk about emotional development in children.  Brooke Ervin is a Licensed Professional Clinical Counselor. She specializes in trauma,...

Where do I start when discerning how to answer my kids' questions? About the world? About God? About what goes on around them? In this first episode of the Car Seat Questions podcast, we set the table with three important developmental categories: hearts, minds and souls - otherwise known as emotional development, cognitive development, and...

For Michael Cochren, (Cochren and Co.) a religious upbringing and musical talent kept him up in Christian circles, but his heart was far from God. Until the night the presence of God stripped away all of his pretending.

Cynthia was raised in the Amazon jungle as a missionary kid. She reflects on the moment she truly came to understand the importance of the gospel, and the risk her parents were willing to take to see others know Jesus.

Has your kid ever been in the “why” phase? Where they ask “why” as a response to everything you say? Have they ever asked about sin? About what it is? What it is not? And how we treat it? In this episode we sit down with Father Jack King to learn how to answer our kids in a Biblically rich and yet understandable way when they ask us: why...

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.

J Warner Wallace is a L.A. homicide detective and a former atheist who decided to investigate the gospels using the same techniques he uses on cold cases.

Joe Pitt was raised in a religious home and spent years calling himself a Christian but living a lifestyle that totally contradicted what he said he believed. Until a family crisis led to a Y in the road.

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.