Moody Radio

Authors like Charles Dickens, O. Henry and Louisa May Alcott gave us some of the greatest Christmas stories in literary history.   These authors' stories call us to generosity, reconciliation and sacrifice and encourage us to live with joy and gratitude.  Trillia Newbell talks with historian Timothy Larsen about his book, Twelve...

When most of us think of Jesus and the story of His redemption, we start at the New Testament. But the story of Jesus is all over the pages of your Old Testament. You say, “I have trouble finding Him there.” You won’t—when you join us this week for The Land and the Book.

Today’s conversation is designed for people who are struggling to find their way out of a cave of anxiety, depression, and suicidal thoughts—and for anyone who cares for someone who’s been lost in that cave.Suicide is now the leading cause of death among young adults 18-34, and the fourth-leading cause of death among the...

Did the people named in the Bible really exist? Who were these kings, generals, priests, administrators, prophets, governors, and scribes? Did you know that archaeological discoveries continue to uncover proof for these Bible figures? They really existed! This week on The Land and the Book, we’ll talk with an archaeologist who’s...

Happy Birthday America... 250 years old!  And in honor of this celebration... there's no greater gift than a walk through the Bible.  Ed Stetzer talks with Museum of the Bible CEO Carlos Campo about how the Bible has shaped America's founding and the course of our nation's history.  New exhibits honoring this occasion opening...

Get your passports ready because we are traveling the world this hour to hear how the Good News always changes everything! Tom Doyle, from Uncharted Ministries, starts us off with a look at the Middle East. How believers in that part of the world persevere is a lesson for us all. Then, Todd Nettleton, from Voice of the Martyrs, gives us an...

The time has come for mandatory Congressional oversight on the dangers of chemical abortions. Janet Parshall has some thoughts she will share in this week’s commentary.