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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. Michael Rydelnik joins us to discuss the holiday of Purim. What is it, how is it celebrated, and what is its relationship to the rise of Jewish hatred today? We will also discuss what is happening in the Middle East as Israel and the United States join forces to eliminate the nuclear threat posed by Iran. History is being made in the...

Join us as Dr. Sam Storms challenges conventional perceptions of worship, encouraging us to approach God with a heart ready to receive all His goodness as we find our delight and satisfaction in God's love. Listen as he offers compelling biblical examples to demonstrate how worship can lead to a profound experience of freedom and joy as you...

Marriage is not just a fairytale of finding the one meant for you. On In The Market with Janet Parshall this week, Dr. Donald Welch provided guidance for addressing and overcoming the challenges that come from combining two unique lives into one cohesive union. Dr. Michael Rydelnik was back as we continued digging into the increase of antisemitism...

Join us this hour as we review a very important hearing held on Capitol Hill recently that dealt with the global advancement of censorship of free speech. The EU appears to be bringing the threat of censorship to the shores of America. Craig Parshall will break this all down for us and tell us why the threat is real and present. Louis Giglio...

Moody Radio is celebrating a big birthday this month... 100 years!  Moody Radio's Phil Shappard, author of This is Moody Radio: 100 Years of Proclaiming the Gospel, joins Trillia Newbell on a historical tour of the cultural moments that have shaped the country over the last 100 years... and Moody Radio's steadfast presence in pointing...