Moody Radio

In a season that is busy and bustling, there is a quieter truth that we too often miss in the mayhem. God is in our midst. God is with us. The greatest gift. And the source of all our joy.  Ed Stetzer talks with Sheila Walsh about her new book, The Little Drummer Girl and ways you can reactivate your wonder and find grace, peace and...

We all carry wounds from the words and actions of others, but it's important to remember how our Creator sees us. Instead of dwelling on images of our pain, we need to look into a God-centered mirror that reflects the way He sees us. Ed Stetzer talks with JP Foster and Matt Williams about their book, Finding Freedom in Jesus and how learning...

When most of us think of Jesus and the story of His redemption, we start at the New Testament. But the story of Jesus is all over the pages of your Old Testament. You say, “I have trouble finding Him there.” You won’t—when you join us this week for The Land and the Book.

Is it important for you and your fiancé to have a common idea of who God before getting married? What you believe about God affects everything else in life. Sharing your beliefs about who God is will build a solid foundation for your marriage.

The phrase Love is a Way of Life sounds lofty, noble and Christian. But how many people do you know that truly love as a way of life? How are YOU doing in this regard?

What are people really longing for? Janet Parshall tackles that question in this week’s commentary.

For more than half a century, thousands have been marching to a different drumbeat. Janet Parshall will explain in this week’s commentary.

Are you ready to obey God rather than man?  Today on BOLD STEPS, Pastor Mark Jobe concludes his stirring message about Gospel boldness.  Acts chapter 4 shows how the early church responded to opposition by praying for greater boldness, not safety.  Choose courage over cultural pressure and join God’s mission for revival.

Money can be a big contributor to conflict in marriage; but the biggest problem is a poor relationship.

How long should you wait to remarry after the death of your spouse? Research has shown that it takes about two years for you to get back on level ground emotionally.