Moody Radio

Today, 70 percent of black children are born to unmarried parents and close to half grow up without a father at home. Yet progressives–especially black leaders in the church, politics, academia, and the media–are silent. Delano Squires joins us to confront racial justice advocates with the question they can no longer avoid: how...

Bedford Falls, Mr. Potter, Clarence – it’s all there in one of the most memorable movies ever made. Janet Parshall takes you behind the scenes in this week’s commentary.

In college, Lisa Brockman found herself challenged to defend her faith, and the beliefs she knew to be true began to unravel. Today, she shares her journey of discovering the biblical Jesus and the key conversations that led her from the faith of her ancestors to conversion to Christianity. She will help us understand the nuances of the history...

Dr. Michael Rydelnik has recently returned from another tour of Israel. where he had the opportunity to hear what everyday Israelis are thinking, as we approach the 2-year anniversary of the slaughter that took place at the Nova music festival. The President has just unveiled a 20-point peace plan that requires the return of all hostages...

In a world where the importance of learning Black history often faces scrutiny, there is power in learning the heritage of believers... as we respond to the gospel's call to live with grace and purpose.  Ed Stetzer talks with Bryan Loritts about his book, Grace to Overcome: 31 Devotions on God's Work through Black History, and his personal...

Authors like Charles Dickens, O. Henry and Louisa May Alcott gave us some of the greatest Christmas stories in literary history.   These authors' stories call us to generosity, reconciliation and sacrifice and encourage us to live with joy and gratitude.  Trillia Newbell talks with historian Timothy Larsen about his book, Twelve...