Moody Radio

C.S. Lewis dedicated his book, The Screwtape Letters, to his friend J.R.R. Tolkien, and Tolkien dedicated his Lord of the Rings to the Inklings, the Oxford literary group they were both a part of.  These two literary giants formed a friendship that changed the world, and each other.  Ed Stetzer talks with playwright, Dean Batali,...

Welcome to Moody Presents with Mark Jobe, President of Moody Bible Institute. We’re in a series of messages called the Chase, God’s heart for rebels.  And it’s a look at how Jonah ran when he received important ministry orders from God!  You know, many are looking for 2nd chances and it just might be a 2nd chance...

Today on Bold Steps Minute, using a childhood caving experience, Pastor Mark illustrates the dangers of spiritual shallowness. He challenges you to leave the safety of the entrance of your faith and press into the deeper, more rewarding areas of faith.

Today on Bold Steps Minute, Pastor Mark challenges you to move beyond the shallow beginnings of faith and step into the deeper things of God.

Dr. Crawford Loritts presents part two of “Who Made You The Judge?”  The guidelines to keep in mind...that we get what we give! Let's get started with today's program.  Here's Crawford...

Today on Bold Steps Minute, Pastor Mark shares how we are like spiritual antennas when we're tuned to God, we help others see Him more clearly. Abraham sensed something sacred and responded with radical hospitality, showing us how to welcome God's presence.

How can you help your family become all it can be? On this Building Relationships with Dr. Gary Chapman, we go on the road to hear a stirring message given recently by Dr. Chapman at a Chicagoland church. He revealed the steps you can take to grow closer, communicate better, and change the world together. Don’t miss this hope-filled...

Dr. Crawford Loritts presents part one of “Who Made You the Judge.”  Crawford clarifies what Jesus meant in Matthew 7:1 when He told his disciples not to judge. Crawford shares the first two of five principles we should keep in mind about this passage.

Joe Pitt was raised in a religious home and spent years calling himself a Christian but living a lifestyle that totally contradicted what he said he believed. Until a family crisis led to a Y in the road.

For Michael Cochren, (Cochren and Co.) a religious upbringing and musical talent kept him up in Christian circles, but his heart was far from God. Until the night the presence of God stripped away all of his pretending.