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“He who has ears, let him hear.” – Matthew 13:9. Those were Jesus’ closing words after telling the Parable of the Sower—a story that invites us to listen carefully, not just with our ears, but with our hearts. On Faith & Finance Live, Rob West looks at this story and what it reveals about the heart...

The Tahlequah Satellator first signed on in November 1994. It made a minor frequency change in 2011 to 88.5 FM in an effort to improve signal coverage in the city. The Satellator now broadcasts to a population of nearly 15,000. The original building of the Tahlequah Satellator was funded in large part by many Moody Bible Institute and Wheaton...

Urban Praise features inspiring music that exalts Christ and encourages the believer. Celebration, hope and worship are the irresistible ingredients of this soulful blend.

WCRF listener, Mike Swiger, is amazed how God transformed a wayward inmate into a devoted Christ follower reaching prisoners through True Freedom Ministries.

Pastor, mentor, and teacher Ron Morrison was inspired to pursue higher education and impact lives by listening to Bible teaching on Moody Radio.

Dr. Ahmed Joktan is a medical doctor who turned evangelist. His father is a mufti in Mecca, Saudi Arabia. Once set to bring jihad to the world, he came to know Jesus Christ as Savior and wants to bring true peace in Jesus to Muslims and lost people everywhere. Five times he faced death, but God spared him so that he could tell Muslims and...

Moody Week at Maranatha Join 89.3 Moody Radio for Moody Week at Maranatha! Each summer, Maranatha features compelling speakers and mission groups to feed and inspire our guests and members. We take great care to invite speakers who will bring both expository and topical subjects for the week’s teaching. Learn more about our featured speakers...

Young men in Gen Z are asking deeper questions, wrestling with purpose, identity, and belief—and many are finding their way back to Jesus. Pastor Mark Jobe sits down with guests who share insight, encouragement, and a hopeful perspective on the next generation