Moody Radio

Phillip Van Lear began listening to Moody Radio, especially Karl and Crew, during daytime hours at home due to his acting schedule, eventually becoming a favorite of the show.

Inspiring Pastors Pastor's and Ministry Leaders, this is a special night of encouragement for you and your spouse. We’d love to invite you and your spouse to a special evening created just for you. Join us for our 4th Annual Pastors & Ministry Leaders Appreciation Dinner, hosted by Family Life, at the beautiful Marriott Downtown Chattanooga.

How to approach a conversation that's hard to have.

It's a common myth today that people cannot change. A spouse's failures can lead to hopelessness. But his myth fails to reckon with the reality of human freedom and the power of God. People can and do change.

How do you create and maintain a fulfilling marriage that both you and your spouse love? On this Building Relationships with Dr. Gary Chapman, author and counselor, Bob Paul gives practical strategies for husbands and wives. Instead of passively hoping things will get better with time, you have the power to love your spouse and see your marriage...

What to do when you feel powerless.

Learn why real spiritual power comes from staying connected to God. Step out in faith, impact lives, and embrace your mission in His harvest field today.

Do you feel stuck in your Christian walk, hitting roadblock after roadblock?Or maybe it feels like you’re just spinning your wheels, caught in a cycle of expectations without real growth. Pastor Chip Ingram joins Chris Brooks to share godly wisdom and practical steps for experiencing true life change that honors God. Listen and discover...

In just sixty seconds, gain motivating truths from God’s Word that can transform your life. Dr. Mark Jobe, president of Moody Bible Institute and pastor in Chicago, delivers clear and practical insights to encourage and challenge you to live with bold faith every day.

Living with a verbal abuser can be devastating. Can an abuser change? Yes, but the abuser must be willing to change. If they don't, separation might be the loving action you'll need to take to motivate them to change.