Moody Radio

We don’t like pain.  So we try to avoid it or deny it, but we're still left hurting.  And yet our suffering presents an opportunity to encounter God and allow Him to redeem our pain.  Ed Stetzer talks with Liz Hall about her book, When the Journey Hurts: Finding Meaning in Suffering for Heart, Mind and Soul and how you...

Many Christians feel it—but don’t know how to name it. Their faith isn’t gone, but it’s not as strong as it once was. Convictions feel harder to hold and cultural pressure feels harder to resist. Ed Stetzer talks to Aaron Graham about his book, Unshakeable Faith: How to Stand Firm in a Culture of Lies and the subtle...

Do you ever feel like the world has just…changed?  Do you ever feel just a little beat up?   Trillia Newbell talks with Scarlet Hiltibidal about her book, Hopeful-ish and how to find hope through the gospel.  The gospel doesn’t just hold up. It proves that hope is possible and radiant, even here. Even...

Who are we when we are stripped down to our very essence?  How do we not only survive but find joy and peace in a world that is full of suffering and disappointment?  Ed Stetzer talks with World-renowned psychologist and leadership expert Dr. Henry Cloud about his devotional, To Know Him: A 90-Day Invitation to Come to God as You...

John Bunyan's The Pilgrim's Progress is widely regarded as one of the most significant works of Protestant literature.  It's been translated into over 200 languages and was once only second to the Bible in popularity.  Ed Stetzer talks with Andy Draycott about his book, Into the Pilgrimverse, that...

Do you ever feel spiritually stuck?  What if intimacy with God doesn't begin with us knocking at God's door but with God knocking down ours? Ed Stetzer talks with Hobby Lobby's Mart Green about his book, Learning to be Loved: The Everyday Believer's God to a Rich Relationship with God and how our spiritual growth starts with our receiving. ...

Singleness is often viewed as a “plan B” by our culture and the church, and sometimes even by single people who feel they’re missing out on their “happy ever after”.   But what if we could reframe the conversation around singleness?  Ed Stetzer talks with Danielle Treweek about her book, Single...