Moody Radio

You saw their faces—on posters as hostages. And then you saw them making their way through the jeering Hamas crowds…released after more than a year in captivity. But what secrets do these Israeli hostages hold? What scars do they bear? This week on The Land and the Book, we’ll get insights from an expert who knows. Plus…our...

Dawn is a wife, grandma, and Christ-follower. No one could see the crushing shame and regret she still carried from an abortion she had as a teenager, but it touched nearly every area of her life. Until the moment she took a reluctant step of faith, and let God into the place in her heart she’d kept locked away.  ...

How’s your joy these days? Are you feeling weighed down by trouble and worry? We want to help you break through the hard and find true peace! Coming up on Equipped, Karl Clauson talks with author and fellow traveler Brant Hansen about refocusing our hearts on the goodness of our all-powerful, all-loving God. Learn to outsource your...

Moody Radio listener Emma Maldonado’s decision to keep her baby boy is still impacting lives 25 years later through her testimony and her son's life.

WCRF listener, Mike Swiger, is amazed how God transformed a wayward inmate into a devoted Christ follower reaching prisoners through True Freedom Ministries.

Over half of the women who have abortions have some Christian religious affiliation, and they believe that abortion was the solution to their problems. But now they live with shame, regret, and unacknowledged grief that leaves them suffering in silence. While they wonder if they've committed an unforgivable sin, women are afraid to turn to...

As one of the hottest DJs in Chicago, Burt lived for the night life. Even after a devastating car accident, all he wanted was his old life back. But God's grace was relentless...

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.

Moody Radio listener Franny Tremmel dreamed of being a chef, but an unexpected tragedy changed her life and calling, leading her to a salt-free food business.