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Author and radio host Chris Fabry and his family battled a series of mysterious illnesses that were eventually linked to toxic mold in their home. His wife was ready to leave everything behind and start over but Chris wasn't so sure. Hear the story of the phone call that forced him to wrestle with a critical question: "What does love look...

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As you pause to look back on 2020, what have you learned? What would you have done differently? Take time to look back so you can look forward with intentionality and vision for what God might have in store for the coming year.

At some point in your life, your faith was strong. You were eager to learn about God and read your Bible. But somewhere along the way, circumstances in your life have led you to not trust God, the church or even fellow believers....

Our culture. Our faith. Profoundly impacted by courageous women. Moody Radio celebrates Women’s History Month in a series of special two-minute short features that will encourage, inspire and challenge us all to make an impact for God’s Kingdom!

The Huron Satellator first signed on in January 1999. It broadcasts to Beadle County, S.D. with a potential of reaching over 17,000 people. Huron Christian Radio is the local sponsor of Moody Radio and pays for local Satellator operating expenses in Huron. It also pays for the Translator expenses in Carpenter, SD.

Pastor Mark says "Many today want the blessings of God—but not God Himself." as he shares reflective questions to help you recognize and nurture your spiritual hunger which are the key to experiencing the fullness of God's presence in your life.

Pastor Mark says "God used the shepherds because He was sending a message." as he reminds us that even though we may feel rejected or unloved in our own lives, the Christmas story is about belonging and the radical grace of God’s love.