Moody Radio

Cynthia was raised in the Amazon jungle as a missionary kid. She reflects on the moment she truly came to understand the importance of the gospel, and the risk her parents were willing to take to see others know Jesus.

When we surveyed parents about the questions their kids have, many of them asked about suffering. How do I talk to my kids about suffering? If God is all powerful, why do we suffer? How do I make this theological concept feel personal and accessible to their sensitive heart? In this episode with Dr. Gerald Peterman from the Moody Bible Institute...

Why do we sing so much in church?  When we surveyed a group of parents, one child had a very good question about what humans are made for: worship. He even provided an analogy all about tacos (you’ll have to listen to hear how astute and hilarious it was)!  Today, we asked our friends, recording artist and musicians, Shane...

Join us as we delve into the world of children's emotions with the help of guest Miriam Arnold. We address the intriguing questions that young kids often ask about shameand Miriam shares her insights, offering practical strategies to create a loving, shame-resilient environment for your children. Come along for a heartwarming conversation...

In this week's episode of Carseat Questions, we're joined by Dr. Mikel Del Rosario, a leading authority in Christian apologetics, to tackle a question that many Christian parents grapple with: How can we help our children understand that the Bible is true and reliable? Young minds are naturally curious, and nurturing their faith with a solid...

Do you love the Bible and want to teach it to your children, but wonder if some of the stories in the Old Testament are appropriate for young minds? How do we share the fullness of the Biblical narrative to them? In this special episode, we are joined by Russell Meek, who will guide parents on the journey of introducing the Old Testament...

The life of military families is a unique and weighty one - often marked by moving, shifting, community, and many hellos and goodbyes. What does this reality do to children? To spouses? How can we talk to our children about servicemen and servicewomen? How can we serve them back? Join us for a very real and raw conversation with military...