Moody Radio

Pastor Simon Guevara was raised in poverty and made a vow at 7 years old that if he wasn't rich and famous by the time he turned 30, he would end his own life. This vow would haunt him as he approached his milestone birthday facing his own brokenness and failure to live up to his high expectations. Hear what happened on the night of his 30th...

Join us as we delve into the world of children's emotions with the help of guest Miriam Arnold. We address the intriguing questions that young kids often ask about shameand Miriam shares her insights, offering practical strategies to create a loving, shame-resilient environment for your children. Come along for a heartwarming conversation...

When we surveyed parents about the questions their kids have, many of them asked about suffering. How do I talk to my kids about suffering? If God is all powerful, why do we suffer? How do I make this theological concept feel personal and accessible to their sensitive heart? In this episode with Dr. Gerald Peterman from the Moody Bible Institute...

Why do we sing so much in church?  When we surveyed a group of parents, one child had a very good question about what humans are made for: worship. He even provided an analogy all about tacos (you’ll have to listen to hear how astute and hilarious it was)!  Today, we asked our friends, recording artist and musicians, Shane...

Has your kid ever been in the “why” phase? Where they ask “why” as a response to everything you say? Have they ever asked about sin? About what it is? What it is not? And how we treat it? In this episode we sit down with Father Jack King to learn how to answer our kids in a Biblically rich and yet understandable way when they ask us: why...

Racial and ethnic diversity within the family is a beautiful display of God’s family. How people from every nation and every tongue will one day bow down to the King of Kings. But let’s talk about the experiences, joys, challenges, and responsibilities of parents who have adopted cross-racially and internationally. How can I affirm...