Moody Radio

As a longtime student of Bible prophecy, Dr. Mark Hitchcock is convinced Iran will be a key player in bringing about future and final chaos in the Middle East. He will join us to share why Iran will continue to be dangerous, with his perspective rooted in the drama of Bible end-times prophecies. He focuses especially on the books of Jeremiah...

Chef Billy Parisi is known for his culinary talent, but it's his walk with Christ—nourished by Moody Radio—that truly defines what's on his menu.

3rd Annual Sweet Fragrance Widow's Retreat Learn to revitalize body, mind, spirit thru N.E.W. S.T.A.R.T program, Go home with a new vision for your future. Includes nature herb walks, campfire, lessons in Biblical Astronomy.  Fee covers lodging and meals. Tues 2 pm.-Thur 2pm SweetFragrance LLC Nutritionists, holistic therapists, counselors,...

Phillip Van Lear began listening to Moody Radio, especially Karl and Crew, during daytime hours at home due to his acting schedule, eventually becoming a favorite of the show.

There's more to money problems than not sticking to the budget. Chuck Bentley reveals the underlying issues of financial discord and offers seven keys to help couples unite and conquer to resolve financial issues together. Join us with your questions on the sticky subject of money in marriage. Can homosexuality and Christianity co-exist?

Moody Radio listener Joe Abraham came to saving faith in Christ through a ‘chance’ encounter with an Athletes in Action representative, beginning a journey of following Jesus.

Moody Radio is an oasis of hope and truth in a world that is thirsty for what only Jesus Christ can offer.

In 2015, while serving persecuted Christians in Sudan, Petr Jasek was arrested and imprisoned, sentenced to life in prison as an enemy of the state. During his confinement, he shared a cell with several ISIS terrorists. Join us as he shares his harrowing and inspiring true story of what happened behind the locked doors of his jail cell.

Pastor Mark tells you that "God is at work, even when life seems unfair." as he encourages us to trust in God’s greater plan.

Uber driver Buki Abioye was raised by her muslim grandmother, but always felt drawn to Christianity. Now she's listening to Moody Radio while she works.