Moody Radio

Should children use generative AI chatbots? Doug Smith, author and software developer, will join us to tackle that question and more. What should our relationship, as followers of Jesus, be with this new technology? Join us for a great and timely conversation. Join us this hour as we focus on the Middle East. We begin by hearing from Dr.

Dr. Hormoz Shariat will join us to discuss the newly signed "Iran Peace Deal" and whether or not this is a good thing for the Iranian people. Then, Wesley Smith, of the Discovery Institute’s Center on Human Exceptionalism discusses a move at the U. N. to give nature “rights”. Join us to think critically and biblically.

Parents can have gospel-centered conversations with their children by speaking about one of the most fundamental truths in the life of a Christian: God’s never-ending love. Trillia Newbell talks with Hunter Beless about her book, Jesus Loves You More and how parents can engage their children's hearts and minds with the heights and depths...

Ray Comfort just did a Turning Point USA event on the campus of Cal State Fullerton. He will join us to discuss what kind of questions were asked and how to engage with people who want to use their intellect but why Ray appeals to the conscience instead. Don’t miss this fascinating conversation.

You’ve been told: Read your Bible every day. Your prayer life matters. Find quiet time with God. The problem: Life is chaotic. You’re pulled in a hundred directions, and finding time for spiritual growth feels impossible. Hanna Seymour will join us to share spiritual disciplines that will help us to take small actions to grow...

Chris Morphew joins us to offer a compelling look at how following Jesus can make a meaningful difference in our lives, even amidst today's challenges. In a world filled with uncertainty, from mental health struggles to social and global issues, Chris will encourage us to see the transformative power of Christ's love. Through practical insights,...

Ryan Bomberger was conceived in rape but adopted in love. A life that began in violence has flourished in victory. Ryan grew up in a diverse family of fifteen in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania. He was the first of ten children adopted and loved by two incredible parents who simply wanted to care for those that the world so easily discards.