Moody Radio

On Friday's Mornings with Eric and Brigitte, we are privileged to have in studio licensed professional counselor, Marti Wibbels, who shares that music can counsel us in numerous ways; its benefits are immeasurable. Here are a few of them: music reminds us of God's character, kindness, and power (2 Chr 20); music offers comfort and hope (Psalm...

Human trafficking is a problem in many countries around the world, but perhaps nowhere more than in India. But there’s an organization we want you to know about that’s changing the lives of young women and children in India. On today's Faith & Finance Live, Rob West will welcome David Harms to share some stories of hope...

1 John 4:19 states, “We love because He first loved us.” Those six words beautifully capture the foundation of our relationship with God—we can only love and give because He first gave to us. On today's Faith & Finance Live, Sharon Epps will join Rob West for a fascinating discussion on the generosity of women in the...

It's normal for Christians to have questions or doubts at some point in their faith journey.   Ed Stetzer talks with Wheaton College President Dr. Phil Ryken about the men and women of the Bible who walked through their own seasons of faith and doubt.  They'll talk about his book, "I Have My Doubts: How God Can Use Your Uncertainty...

There’s power in the name of Jesus.  So much so, that when we focus on Him and on magnifying His name, our perspective changes.  We will realize that the problems in our lives will become smaller, in comparison to the light of His glory. ...

Scott Salisbury, Director of Marriage Programs of Relate Well, Live Well will be Brigitte's guest host today. He joins us during Hour 1 to talk about 3 Qualities You Need in Singleness. You need to be Secure in Christ, You need to be Strong in Character, and You need to be Planted in Community.   Twenty-first-century Americans...

On today's Treasured Truth, Pastor Ford will challenge us to seek understanding of how our problems and pain can be motivating factors in our lives. As we go through difficulties, those circumstance can motivate us to lives in the “not yet,” right now.  In other words, we can focus right now on the hope we have in our future...