Moody Radio

Music for Sunday is a weekly six-hour program, hosted by Effie Rolfe, that encourages listeners to reflect on God’s goodness through music and devotional thoughts.

Living a Legacy is a weekly 24-minute Bible-teaching program featuring Dr. Crawford Loritts with a goal to bring about spiritual awakening and maturity in the body of Christ through a clear message from God’s Word.

Fresh, relevant, and fun, Faith & Finance Live is a daily radio program to help listeners manage their finances in a way that pleases God.

Parents... do you remember your little ones asking you to read one more story... before bedtime?   It's Memorial Day weekend and one good way to kick off summer is to get your children in a summer reading program.  Trillia Newbell talks with Ashley Torres about Moody Publishers' Family Summer of Reading Program and the...

Janet Parshall Commentary is a program that reflects how a Christian should understand and approach issues such as news and current events from a biblical perspective.

When the Jewish people returned from exile and began rebuilding the temple, they were distracted and discouraged. But God sent them the prophet Haggai to encourage them—and us—in OUR discouragement. This week on The Land and the Book, we’ll meet Haggai up close. As you listen, you’ll find courage to trust God with...

The earliest Christians were Jews who had come to believe that Jesus was Israel's promised Messiah. They read the Torah, celebrated the Jewish feasts, worshiped in the temple, and followed the Jewish traditions. But somewhere in the early centuries of the first millennium, there was a huge split. And all kinds of ugliness followed. This week...

The Honeycomb Chronicles follows Max, Lina, and Colin on their adventures in “The Honeycomb Club,” a faith-based after-school program led by Mr. Mitchell, who created the club to help kids connect with God and understand His Word.

Moody Radio first came to Mitchell, Ind. as a Satellator with 13-watts of power on 89.9 FM in February 1994, and it covered much of Lawrence County. 1,000-watts was added to an upgraded Mitchell tower site on 88.1 FM on August 22, 2001 and can now be heard as far south as Salem and north beyond Bloomington to the main campus of Indiana University.