Moody Radio

We start our broadcast by checking out some of the stories making headlines before hearing from Karen Covell how we can pray specifically for those who serve in the entertainment industry. Next, we learn from a man who has created a flourishing business, taken his case to the U.S. Supreme Court to defend religious liberty and has learned...

We hope you find these resources helpful as you seek to hear God’s call in your life and how he may be speaking to you through circumstances and people.

Pastor Mark says "We may have to wait, but God is never late." as he reminds us that God’s timing is perfect: never early, never late.

Merl St. James was raised in church but rebelled as a young adult. Hear as he shares about the one friend who loved him enough to confront him.

Pastor Mark says ”No one should be able to get close to you without them knowing you are a person of faith” as this devotional looks at sharing your faith.

Moody Radio presents, “After the Attack—Making Sense of the Senseless.” This one-hour documentary wrestles with the questions people on both sides of the conflict are asking—and concludes with a season of prayer.

After decades of abusive relationships, Megan discovered hope found only in Jesus Christ while listening to Moody Radio.

One of the strongest languages of apology is making restitution. If you're really sorry, make it a priory to speak your spouse's love language at all times. Dr. Gary Chapman recommends that you read his book When I'm Sorry Isn't Enough.

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In this week’s commentary, Janet Parshall will take you back to one of the most significant and historic days in history.