Moody Radio

At times, all believers have questions about the Bible, God or the spiritual life. Where can we turn when we need guidance from the God's Word? Moody Radio encourages you to bring your Bible and spiritual life questions to Open Line with Dr. Michael Rydelnik every week.

Is it possible that reality can be perceived most clearly with the eyes of faith? Join us to hear a best-selling author and Emmy-winning journalist who used to be an atheist---until science changed his mind! Dr. Michael Guillen argues for an enlightened worldview consistent with both God and modern science, he shares the story of his journey...

Dexter is a husband and father who spent 20 years as a functioning alcoholic. In this episode he describes a life changing encounter with God that saved his life and broke his addiction.

Como creyentes, a menudo se nos llama a dar un paso de fe, a pesar de nuestros miedos. El Dr. Mark Jobe analiza la importancia y los retos del camino de la fe.

¿Adoras a un dios cómodo y seguro, o al fuego santo y devorador que la Escritura describe como Dios? Este devocional te invita a redescubrir el temor reverente de seguir únicamente a Jesús.

“A bold step to take, a cycle to break, a legacy to make.” - Mark Jobe. Be Bold and Share Your Story and then be encouraged in how God is working in other’s lives!

Janet Parshall Commentary is a program that reflects how a Christian should understand and approach issues such as news and current events from a biblical perspective.

Parents... do you remember your little ones asking you to read one more story... before bedtime?   It's Memorial Day weekend and one good way to kick off summer is to get your children in a summer reading program.  Trillia Newbell talks with Ashley Torres about Moody Publishers' Family Summer of Reading Program and the...

Descubre cómo ir más despacio y honrar la presencia de Dios puede transformar tu vida. Aprende a buscarlo diariamente y a llenarte primero antes de dar a los demás.

Vivir en comunidad se trata de reconocer que hay momentos en que necesitamos aprender a recibir ayuda y otros en los que somos llamados a ayudar a alguien más.