Moody Radio

Pastor Ford will remind us that the condemnation of Good Friday was leading to the coronation of Resurrection Sunday.  If there were no Good Friday, then there could not be Resurrection Sunday. And he points out that many of us want the power of the resurrection, but we don’t want the pain of the cross.

The world has watched in horror as a peaceful nation has been brutally attacked by Russian forces. This story is very real to fellow Christian broadcaster Wayne Shepherd. Wayne is the host of “First Person” which you can catch on Moody Radio Florida, each Saturday at 3:30 pm. He has many Ukrainian and Russian friends. He shares...

As we continue to work our way through the beginning of Psalm 23 with Pastor Ford, he will explain the significance of the names that the Psalm’s author, King David, used to refer to God and what that significance means for us, even today.

Is Jesus your first response or is He your last resort?  Do you run to Him?  Why do we need to run to Him?  Because as the Bible explains, He is able to do exceedingly and abundantly above all that we could ask or think according to His might working power in us!

We don’t have to love what God is doing, but we do have to trust what He’s doing. As God leads us, He sometimes makes us lie down (metaphorically), just like a shepherd would make his sheep lie down. Why? Because He’s able to give us things when we’re lying down that we won’t be able to receive when we’re...

Being delivered from our sin is directly related to the closeness of our relationship with Jesus. Knowing Jesus more closely makes us more aware of our sin. And as our sensitivity to sin increases, which is evidence of our maturity, then our activity of sin ought to decrease. In other words, the more we fellowship with Jesus, the less we...

As we begin this short series on Matthew 5, verse 13, Pastor Ford will help us analyze our own effectiveness in light of God’s Kingdom.  This verse tells us that, as believers, we are the salt of the earth.  But if the salt has lost is saltiness, then what good is it?   Listen today to find out how you can keep your...

Faith lets us live in the “right now”—the present, while at the same time, we can believe in the “not yet”—the future that God has prepared for us.  And according to Pastor Ford, that’s because we understand faith moves us from insufficiency to sufficiency, based on Christ’s all-sufficiency. Find out more on today’s Treasured Truth.