Moody Radio

Most of us walk around with wounds we don’t deserve, injuries we didn’t ask for, and it hurts. We feel victimized even by those we love the most. Yet for as awful as our pain is, it doesn't go unnoticed. God sees. He knows. ...

Do you tend to judge God by your difficult circumstances, or are you hanging on to His goodness for dear life? It's easy to judge God by what we see rather than by what we know about Him.

We live in a broken world. That brokenness can often inspire anxieties among us and our children and teens as they navigate life's challenges. Trillia Newbell talks with Scarlett Hiltibidal about the true peace we can find in God's Word and through prayer that can provide us rest and hope in the scary places.

Problems are just obstacles used by God to change us into His likeness and to remind us of how strong He is, strong enough to help us overcome our problems. Yeah, our God is bigger than our problems. He’s not daunted by the things that scare us.

God tells us to walk by faith in the present, based on the word He gave us in the past, so that we know our future is secure. By this, what is God doing? He’s letting us see that faith keeps the person who keeps the faith. Learn more about faith on today's Treasured Truth.

We commonly think that there are three ways God answers prayer—yes, no, and wait. But today, we’ll look at a fourth answer to prayer that we don’t often consider. God will sometimes answer us by saying, “My grace is sufficient for you.”...

We live in a broken world.  That brokenness can often inspire anxieties among us and our children and teens as they navigate life's challenges.  Trillia Newbell talks with Scarlett Hiltibidal about the true peace we can find in God's Word and through prayer that can provide us rest and hope in the scary places.

Jesus commands us to go out and share the gospel.  Obedience to that command allows us to share in God's work and design.  Trillia Newbell talks with Bible teacher and author Kristie Anyabwile about how we can share the good news of God's love and salvation with our brothers and sisters in Christ.

Part of understanding joy is considering its source. Our joy is based on our relationship with God and it is born in us by the Holy Spirit. Joy elevates us in the presence of God. It controls our worship of Him, even when we’re going through difficult times and situations.