Moody Radio

One reason why we’re fighting against what God is allowing to happen in our lives may be because we’re immature in our faith and we don’t understand that God’s not allowing our suffering to happen in order to hurt us. Instead, He’s trying to help us. He’s not trying to destroy us. He’s trying to develop...

You may have heard us say that the Bible has more than 2300 verses related to money and possessions. And it’s great to review those often to remind ourselves of the principles about money that we find in scripture. On the next Faith & Finance Live, host Rob West will welcome Sharon Epps for a fascinating discussion on the depth...

We’re always going to get out of worship what we bring to worship. As we’re leaving a worship service, some of us may feel compelled to talk about how we feel after we’ve left God’s presence. Instead, we ought to talk about how God felt after we left His presence, because worship is all about Him. If we come to worship...

Today on Karl and Crew Mornings, we began "Back to School" week! We talked about the acceptance we all crave from others. Yet, the only acceptance that is fulfilling comes from Christ. We had tons of great back to school questions for you, the Boom Crew, and also got to hear from speaker and author, Heather Holleman, on her new book, "This...

Four words from a listener sparked the idea for Friday’s Chris Fabry Live. In the middle of an email, Judy from Grand Rapids said these four words: What I Absolutely Love. For her, at work, she loves meeting and talking with people from all walks of life. What about you? What is it you absolutely love—at work, at home, in your...

The Apostle Paul wrote to the Corinthian church about his “thorn in the flesh.” And Pastor Ford will explain how Paul dealt with his suffering by keeping an abiding vision of God, so that it helped him to deal with whatever he was going through.  We’ll learn that Paul wasn’t looking at his suffering.  He was...

As we continue our study in 2 Corinthians, we discover that Paul had a unique perspective about his problems, because he chose to look at the Problem Solver, instead of at his problems. Instead of looking at the Devil, who has some power, Paul chose to focus on the One Who has all power—Jesus Christ.