Moody Radio

Award-winning columnist for The Washington Times, Bill Gertz joins us to offer his keen insight and perspective on stories swirling around our national defense. Why would a Pentagon official praise China? And, why did China send the coronavirus to a laboratory in 2018? Join us to hear the answers to these questions and a whole lot more.

How should Christians think about Israel? This weekend on Open Line with Dr. Michael Rydelnik, Dr. Cisco Cotto will join us for a discussion withe Michael about how we shuld view Israel, the Jewish people, and the church. Don't miss this important conversation as we will examine ancient prophecies and their fulfillment in modern times,...

God’s redemptive plan for the world began with Israel and the Jewish people. But how are Christians grafted into this plan? And what does that mean for the Jewish people today? For that matter, how should it affect the way believers think and live? This week on The Land and the Book, we’ll look at what the Bible teaches about...

Sometimes we feel our lives have been turned upside down, that there's no way to put the pieces of our life back together. But God can use even the most broken circumstances to bring about His perfect plan. Ed Stetzer talks with Anne Graham Lotz and Rachel-Ruth Lotz Wright about their book, God Won't Leave You There, the story of Joseph,...

Dr. Michael Rydelnik joins us to give his take on the MOU with Iran and the Israel/Lebanon agreement and how they will impact the Middle East and Israel in particular. We then open the phone lines to take your questions on ancient Israel, the Jewish People, Replacement Theology and more. Get your dialing fingers ready because the phones will...

Our Bridegroom is coming! When you at long last meet Him face to face, will you be pleasing to Him? The biblical book of Genesis describes how Abraham sent his servant to find a suitable bride for his son Isaac--and how that servant found Rebekah, a woman of remarkable character who met the father's criteria. That same story is an allegory...