Moody Radio

Being single does not mean that something is wrong. And yet, for so long, it has been treated that way. In just about every church, you can find adults who are not married, many of them sensing the tension of struggling to connect with the church and vice versa. Trillia Newbell talks with Doug Hankins about his book, Still Single,...

Today's teenagers are all too familiar with fear, anxiety, polarization, and performance pressure. The demands of an increasingly virtual world coupled with the instability of a culture of outrage and angst has left our teens anxious and vulnerable.  Trillia Newbell talks with Anna Meade Harris about her book, God with You: A 52-Week...

We all experience seasons of pain, grief and transition.  Sometimes it feels like you'll never get past those wounds.  Trillia Newbell talks with Toni Collier of the docuseries, Unshakeable Moxie: Becoming Who God Says I Am and about how you can root your identity in Christ to move past pain and suffering into seasons...

Children have a lot of questions.  When it comes to faith, many of them want to know answers to questions like who God is, why he created us and does he love us.  Trillia Newbell talks with Trevin Wax about his book, The Gospel Way Catechism for Kids and how parents and families can help children learn God's Word to help them...

Some of us wrestle with fear, anxiety and panic attacks.  Many believers feel they should cast their feelings upon God, but they don't know how.  Trillia Newbell talks with Blair Linne about her book, Made to Tremble and her journey through anxiety and how it gave her a deeper understanding of what it means to be human and what...

In a world devastated by the cataclysm of war, two extraordinary authors and friends, J. R. R. Tolkien and C. S. Lewis, delivered a bracing vision of the human story: a path back to goodness, beauty, and faith. How did they do it? For the first time, historian Joseph Loconte explains how the catastrophe of World War II trans­formed the...

C.S. Lewis dedicated his book, The Screwtape Letters, to his friend J.R.R. Tolkien, and Tolkien dedicated his Lord of the Rings to the Inklings, the Oxford literary group they were both a part of.  These two literary giants formed a friendship that changed the world, and each other.  Ed Stetzer talks with playwright, Dean Batali,...