Moody Radio

A woman recently got married and moved from the city to her husband's small town. This was a hard adjustment. What can she do? Try to make the most of the situation. Take time to get to know the good people of the town. But make time to visit the city once in a while.

This hour, Janet’s daughter, Sarah, joins us to share an update on some of the challenges happening on school campuses all across the country. Also, she will update us on some of the big cases working their way up to the U.S. Supreme Court that impact the rights of parents. Don’t miss this informative hour that is designed to...

It’s one thing to have God in your life. It’s another to have Him at the center of it. Today on Bold Steps Weekend, Pastor Mark teaches why that difference matters so deeply.

When the Bible tells us “God so loved the world,” that includes, Muslims, Jews, Arabs—and all of us. This week on The Land and the Book, we’ll explore a ministry to Jewish people that started on Moody Radio way back in 1927. Plus, Charlie Dyer has the latest headlines from the Middle East. Gerald Peterman answers your...

Bedford Falls, Mr. Potter, Clarence – it’s all there in one of the most memorable movies ever made. Janet Parshall takes you behind the scenes in this week’s commentary.

The word Pilgrim is synonymous with traveler. Have you ever thought about the road you are traveling? Janet Parshall will share a historical perspective in this week’s commentary.

You have a passion for ministry, or maybe you want to lead a Bible study or a small group in your home?  How do you put that passion to work to lead most effectively?  Trillia Newbell talks with Moody Bible Institute Professor Kelli Worrall, a speaker at Moody's Called Conference, about ways we can create a vision for ministry and...

Every morning, Tim Timmons wakes up and draws a black “X” on his wrist. Why? Find out on Chris Fabry Live. Tim is a Grammy nominated singer, songwriter, and worship leader. His story is told partly in the new film, I Can Only Imagine 2. Hear the reason why he says his is a journey of grief and gratitude. Don't miss Chris Fabry...