Moody Radio

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. ...

The Bible clearly instructs us to honor and glorify God in all we do, including our investing. So as believers, it’s important for us to be informed and have the right attitude about our options when investing. On today's Faith & Finance Live, host Rob West will talk with Shaun Morgan about some interesting data on Christian attitudes...

Moody Radio host Nancy Turner recalls the moment that started her shift from agnostic to Believer. ...

Moody Radio host and producer Jon Gauger says a lost Bible on a missions trip forever changed his relationship with the Word of God.   ...

Christian Ballenger is a pastor, worship leader and author of a new book "All Man All Amazing." He grew up in a fatherless home with a mother who battled mental illness. He recounts the return visit to his hometown that forced him to finally confront the pain from his childhood, and the moment he knew he had to forgive his parents. 

Songwriter and worship leader Pat Barrett has written popular anthems like Good, Good Father and Build My Life. In this episode, he talks about a season a struggle that is both personal and universal– waiting on God when you feel like He’s gone silent. He learned a lesson in that season that forever shifted how He views God’s timing.

When Christopher Beth reluctantly agreed to be a chaperone on an overseas missions trip, his only objective was to make sure his daughter got home safely. He didn’t have a heart for missions and says he wasn’t even very strong in his faith. But somewhere in the middle of the Amazon, he unexpectedly heard the voice of the Lord.

Tiffany Hudson is a member of Elevation Worship and the award winning songwriter behind worship anthems like Graves Into Gardens and Never Lost. Growing up as a pastor’s kid, she was in church every night, constantly hearing about God. But her deepest desire was to really experience Him for herself.

Rachel was the life of the party, the funny friend, always ready to make people laugh. But her larger than life persona masked deep pain and insecurity that she hid from even those closest to her. In this episode, she shares what led to her gradual undoing and how after decades of trying to make herself enough for other people, she learned...