Moody Radio

The Department of Defense is clearing out the remains of DEI, which includes a review of close combat training standards. Elaine Donnelly will explain why this move is long overdue. Then, what if Mother Teresa or Billy Graham lived and worked and nobody knew their names? What if one of the church's most influential missionaries went almost...

We all want to make a difference in our corner of the world but where do we start? The first step can be as simple as saying hello to your neighbors!  Brandon Clements is changing his community one handshake at a time.  He will share simple, welcoming ways to build friendships through a lifestyle of Biblical hospitality - and Christmas...

Are you curious about what happens after we die? Hollywood and human imagination can only speculate, but the Bible provides clear answers about heaven, hell, and the afterlife. No need to wonder—discover the truth for yourself! Today Pastor Mike Fabarez debunks common myths and brings clarity and peace with biblical truths about eternity.

You’ve heard of the Great Wealth Transfer taking place as Baby Boomers pass away. But did you know that women will inherit the majority of those assets? On today's Faith & Finance Live, Rob West will welcome Sharon Epps to explore how women can be prepared to manage that wealth before it’s passed on to the next generation.

As we approach the holiday season, many families are grieving the loss of loved ones, broken relationships, or feeling alone due to difficult circumstances.  Trillia Newbell talks with Pastor John Onwuchekwa about his We Go On tour and about how we can trust God amidst life's hardships and draw strength from our faith, during this holiday...

This hour we look at how crime and poverty can truly be solved in this country. Bob Woodson knows from decades of experience that "mediating institutions" -- churches, charities, neighborhood groups -- are the closest to the problems of local poverty and crime, and thus yield the best solutions. Then Ed Cannon, from FEBC, will tell us how...

What does Gen Z think about Israel? Born between 1997 and 2012, these Americans have their own take on the Arab-Israeli conflict. To them, facts seem to matter less than feelings. And their feelings are predominately anti-Israel. Why do they think the way they do? How can we engage them in respectful dialogue? This week on The Land and...