Moody Radio

It seems we will do everything to make our voices heard: we march, we post, we tweet, we even phone a friend! Yet, there is one place we often forget to call.  We forget to call heaven! U.S. Chaplain Barry Black has seen prayer change many things over the years.  He will challenge us - personally and collectively - to pray in a...

How do you respond to news of disasters, trials, or personal pain? Rather than turning down the volume or reaching for a distraction, what if you embraced these as an open door for our all-powerful God to enter and transform the pain?  Heath Adamson has seen much of the world’s brokenness. Coming up on Equipped, he shares first-hand...

It’s the biggest bully of the Middle East: the nation of Iran. We’ve heard all about their nuclear ambitions, but what’s daily life really like for women in Iran? This week on The Land and the Book, we'll delve into the pressing women's issues in Iran, particularly from a Christian perspective. Our guest was born and raised...

At least 70 percent of adults have experienced a traumatic event in their lives. Guest Jocelyn Jones is the founder of Faith on the Journey Christian counseling and she’s on a mission to help Christians heal from trauma and painful pasts.

Are you worshipping a safe, comfortable version of God—or the holy, all-consuming fire described in Scripture? This devotional challenges believers to rethink how they see God and rediscover the reverent awe of following Jesus alone.

Pastor Mark says staying spiritually charged means choosing what fills you. Don’t run on empty—plug into God daily through prayer, worship, and Scripture to live wisely and powerfully.

Pastor Mark says "The moment you stop what God has called you to do is the moment the enemy wins." as he reminds us the devil has already been defeated by Jesus’ death on the cross.

Pastor Mark says "The plan you choose now will determine the future you live later.
" He takes us to Proverbs 3:9-10 while reflecting on the guidance in life that the book of Proverbs can provide.

Pastor Mark says your past may explain your struggle, but it doesn’t have to define your future. Through Christ, you can break generational patterns and start a new legacy of faith, healing, and purpose—beginning today.