Moody Radio

Today, we face a dramatic rise in every psychological and spiritual need, just as affordable counseling solutions are more difficult to find. Enter the church and millions of Christian lay people who understand brokenness, grace, and the power of relationship. In every community, the church has the opportunity to be a key place people go...

Join us as Doug Smith, a tech insider, explains how the use of AI can actually ‘dumb us down’ and impact our critical thinking skills. Find out why more and more people are having ‘relationships’ with AI and abandoning human connection. Learn how to navigate the stormy waters of new tech while learning to think biblically...

The doctrine of the rapture is criticized and disputed by many people today. But when you take a close look at church history and the witness of Scripture, you’ll discover for yourself the clear reality of this future event—and the profound impact it can have on your life in the present! In the same way that an upcoming match...

A controversial bill has been signed into law that will require mental health checks for students in grades 3-12. Is it the job of the schools to tend to the mental health of our children? Dr. Linda Mintle will answer that question – and questions you have on tending to the mental health needs of your children. Call in early because...

For far too long, homosexual activists have tried to twist Scripture to make it look as though the Bible supports same-sex attraction. Joe Dallas will join us to discuss another book recently released that tries, yet again, to make it look like God’s love knows no bounds – and therefore, there really is no need for repentance...

There is a lot of unrest in the world today. We are going to learn how to pray for the spreading of the Gospel and for encouragement for our brothers and sisters who are persevering through difficult circumstances. Todd Nettleton will update us on the Persecuted Church and Dr. Hormoz Shariat shares what is happening in Iran and the possibility...

C.S. Lewis dedicated his book, The Screwtape Letters, to his friend J.R.R. Tolkien, and Tolkien dedicated his Lord of the Rings to the Inklings, the Oxford literary group they were both a part of.  These two literary giants formed a friendship that changed the world, and each other.  Ed Stetzer talks with playwright, Dean Batali,...