Moody Radio

- John 21:5-19 / Peter’s betrayal of Jesus after Jesus was arrested and taken away to be tried and crucified was a betrayal of massive proportions. How could he betray God’s own Son? And yet Peter was given a chance for redemption and forgiveness. Think your mistake, your sin is so bad that it can’t be forgiven? Not so!

- John 21:5-19 / No doubt you know a fellow Christian who has fallen morally. Ever said to yourself, “that person is going to be put on a shelf, they’ll no longer be useful to God.” But is that a fair assessment? It depends on how sin is dealt with. Have we overlooked some important biblical guidelines, important directives...

Richard Dawkins is proposing the idea that Anthropic’s Claude (AI) is conscious. How does this fit in with his atheist worldview? Where does God fit into the equation of consciousness? Why should Christians care about this issue? With years spent behind the tech curtain, Doug Smith will challenge us to think biblically about the advances...

There's an increasingly credible case that death is a doorway--a case established by the thousands who walked through that door and returned to tell us about it. Professor Michael Zigarelli will take us on a step-by-step journey into these breathtaking eyewitness accounts, uncovering seven lines of evidence for life after death. Lt. Col.

What happens when we stop hiding from God? Today on BOLD STEPS, Mark Jobe continues our study of Psalm 51, showing how true confession renews our hearts and restores fellowship with God.  Discover why acknowledging both our sins and our sinful nature opens the door to experiencing God’s joy, gladness, and steadfast spirit...

We tend to have pockets of our lives dominated by the flesh and driven by cultural wisdom. For many, sexuality is one of those pockets. Christians are confused about God’s views on sex and intimacy. In today’s culture, we struggle to grasp the meaning or purpose of our sexuality. We don't know how to make sense of our temptation,...

From a Biblical perspective, the purpose of life is not to accomplish our own objectives but to glorify God. Our busy lives tend to direct our thoughts toward ourselves and our family. But as you serve your family, you are serving God.

God has called you to love and serve your wife. This is the attitude of Christ.