Moody Radio

Have you ever felt called to make a difference and do something, but haven't known how or even where to start?  Trillia Newbell talks with Jamie Janosz about her book, When Others Shuddered: Eight Women Who Refused to Give Up.  They'll talk about the stories of women who overcame unimaginable difficulties to meet a pressing need...

Being a woman isn’t easy. Women are bombarded with voices and messages from outside the church and within it, that sometimes make them question their value, purpose and belonging.  Trillia Newbell talks with Kendra Dahl about her book, A Place for You: Reframing Christian Womanhood and how women can embrace the qualities that make...

She had battled her eating disorder for so many years, she wasn't sure she would know how to live without it. One important discovery was the first step toward freedom.

Roy Patterson is a preacher and worship leader, and the Community Relations Director at Moody Bible Institute. Years ago his heart was set on attending Moody but he didn't have the money. God showed Roy his faithfulness by putting it on someone else's heart to bless him. 

Have you ever struggled with feelings of worthlessness? Guadalupe is a Moody Radio listener from Chicago who never felt beautiful or valuable, even to her own family. Years of trying to find comfort in things like food and shopping only  left her feeling worse. Hear the verse shared in a Bible study that hit her like a lightning bolt,...

Martha's battle with postpartum depression was so severe, she ended up hospitalized for ten days in a hospital psychiatric ward. That's where her faith in God was restored.  If you are looking for help getting connected to a Christian counselor in your area, use this helpful tool from Focus on the Family.  ...

Standing in her kitchen, Laurie polished off one gooey, homemade chocolate chip cookie. Instead of reaching for more, she felt something she could only attribute to the power of the Holy Spirit: satisfaction. 

This one question changed Ela's Czaja's life forever. "I'll go to Heaven because I'm a good person," she promptly responded to the friend who was bold enough to ask her about her eternal destination. Ela was shocked to find out what the Bible actually says.