Moody Radio

You have a passion for ministry, or maybe you want to lead a Bible study or a small group in your home?  How do you put that passion to work to lead most effectively?  Trillia Newbell talks with Moody Bible Institute Professor Kelli Worrall, a speaker at Moody's Called Conference, about ways we can create a vision for ministry and...

Standing in her kitchen, Laurie polished off one gooey, homemade chocolate chip cookie. Instead of reaching for more, she felt something she could only attribute to the power of the Holy Spirit: satisfaction. 

John and Mary met in a Missouri federal prison, where she served as a Christian volunteer and school teacher, and he was an inmate serving a 25 year sentence. Now married for more than 40 years, they share the story of God's redemption, and how they discovered love where they least expected it. ...

Going to prison for armed robbery ended up being the best thing that could have happened to John, a Moody Radio listener from Elgin. He describes the moment that broke him and caused him to surrender to the God he had once denied. ...

What do you do when you see your spouse drifting away from their faith? In this episode, Kelli shares about the years she prayed for her husband, the fight against discouragement, and the surprising gift she didn't even realize she'd prayed for, until God answered it. ...

This one question changed Ela's Czaja's life forever. "I'll go to Heaven because I'm a good person," she promptly responded to the friend who was bold enough to ask her about her eternal destination. Ela was shocked to find out what the Bible actually says.

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,...

She had battled her eating disorder for so many years, she wasn't sure she would know how to live without it. One important discovery was the first step toward freedom.