Moody Radio

World War 2–and the Holocaust. Everyone knows what happened to Jews living in Germany, Poland, Hungary or Romania. But the untold story of Jews in Bulgaria is one you’ve GOT to hear. This week on The Land and the Book, we’ll share the odyssey of a Jewish Rabbi and an orthodox priest who teamed up to save 50,000 lives. An...

Today on Karl and Crew, the team talked about the story of Esther and how God moved providencially through the casting of lots to give Esther the time to make a difference. We also talked about the importance of knowing who we are in Jesus. Pastor Philip Miller of The Moody Church joined us to talk about our desire for significance, security,...

If life's disappointments are causing you to adopt grumbling as your daily language, gratitude may seem out of reach. Even if you're not a grumbler, you may be surrounded by them during the Thanksgiving and Christmas season. Trillia Newbell talks with Dustin Crowe about his book, The Grumblers Guide to Giving Thanks and the biblical foundations...

The feminine life is beautiful, yet navigating womanhood isn’t easy. Women are bombarded with competing voices and messages from both outside the church and within it. Is there a compelling alternative to the narratives clamoring for women’s allegiance? Kendra Dahl will join us to invite women to embrace their dignity and delight...

When life’s troubles and tragedies overwhelm us, it’s easy to become fearful, despondent, and paralyzed by anxiety. We can even start questioning whether God cares about us. But what if we could draw insights for OUR fears…looking at the story of the Exodus? We can! This week on The Land and the Book, you’ll encounter...

Because of his relationship with Jesus Christ and trust in God, Fred Sievert knows from personal experience that those were the biggest factors in advancing his career toward eventually becoming the president of a Fortune 100 company. Join us as he provides those seeking a career with ten practical and effective tips they can implement to...

The attacker struck from behind, bashing Max on the back of the head—a blow sufficient to give him a concussion. Shockingly, this assault took place in broad daylight at a popular university. Why was Max attacked? Simply because he was Jewish! This week on The Land and the Book, a disturbing first-hand account of antisemitic violence...