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Kyla Gillespie is a Canadian-born biological female who realized at a young age that she was drastically different from other girls. Kyla will join us to share her own lived experience of encountering the Scriptures and the Church in ways that made all the difference as she wrestled with questions of her sex and her identity. Join us to learn...

Is God frustrated by our tears and weakness? Does He weep with us or is He aloof and uncaring? Brittany Allen will join us to point to biblical texts to reveal the God who is “near to the brokenhearted” (Psalm 34:18). What does it look like to suffer well—to grieve life’s losses, big and small? How does God grieve?

Bill Gertz, award-winning columnist for The Washington Times, will join us to discuss several of his latest pieces. What were the takeaways from President Trump’s visit to China? What was and was not discussed? Tensions continue to swirl around pending threats from China to Taiwan. What, if any, role would the U.S. play in such a conflict?

Ryan Bomberger was conceived in rape but adopted in love. A life that began in violence has flourished in victory. Ryan grew up in a diverse family of fifteen in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania. He was the first of ten children adopted and loved by two incredible parents who simply wanted to care for those that the world so easily discards.

Moody alumnus Mark Stradiot’s passion is sharing the good news of Jesus through the church, music, prisons, and Moody Radio.

Moody Radio program Bold Steps with Dr. Mark Jobe now airing the gospel in Malawi, Mozambique, Tanzania.

Colleagues share outpouring of love for Nancy Turner at the long-time host's retirement from Moody Radio.

Pastor, mentor, and teacher Ron Morrison was inspired to pursue higher education and impact lives by listening to Bible teaching on Moody Radio.

Moody Radio listener Joe Abraham came to saving faith in Christ through a ‘chance’ encounter with an Athletes in Action representative, beginning a journey of following Jesus.

Uber driver Buki Abioye was raised by her muslim grandmother, but always felt drawn to Christianity. Now she's listening to Moody Radio while she works.