Moody Radio

On In The Market with Janet Parshall this week, Dr. Robert Marbut opened our eyes to the needs of the homeless in America and explained why Jesus calls His people to serve “even the least of these”. We turned to Dr. Michael Rydelnik to answer more of your questions about the rise of antisemitism and how believers should respond.

Ray Comfort joins us to offer a brutally honest, occasionally funny, and always eye-opening journey through some of the most idiotic blunders ever recorded in human history. You’d think that seeing the Red Sea split in two, or watching fire fall from heaven, or hearing the audible voice of God would cause someone to behave wisely. But...

Are you tired of anxiety controlling your life? Discover how faith and clinical science work together to bring lasting peace. Dr. Linda Mintle, bestselling author, clinical psychologist, and national mental health expert, will join us to take your questions on anxiety and worry. Learn what we can do to stop fueling anxiety in our lives...

You’ve been told: Read your Bible every day. Your prayer life matters. Find quiet time with God. The problem: Life is chaotic. You’re pulled in a hundred directions, and finding time for spiritual growth feels impossible. Hanna Seymour will join us to share spiritual disciplines that will help us to take small actions to grow...

Jason Romano learned incredible lessons during his seventeen years as a producer at ESPN—and these fundamentals for success on the field or court work just as well in other spheres of leadership, especially when you add God’s direction to the playbook. Join us to discover how to replicate the principles practiced by some of the...

Dr. Michael Rydelnik joins us to discuss the holiday of Purim. What is it, how is it celebrated, and what is its relationship to the rise of Jewish hatred today? We will also discuss what is happening in the Middle East as Israel and the United States join forces to eliminate the nuclear threat posed by Iran. History is being made in the...

Ryan Bomberger was conceived in rape but adopted in love. A life that began in violence has flourished in victory. Ryan grew up in a diverse family of fifteen in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania. He was the first of ten children adopted and loved by two incredible parents who simply wanted to care for those that the world so easily discards.