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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.

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.

Stories about heroes of the faith, whether they're people in the Bible, or other more modern-day believers, can be such an encouragement in our walk with God. In honor of Black History Month, Trillia Newbell sits down with Living by Faith producer, Karen Hendren, to talk about her book, Celebrating Around the Table and the accomplishments...

Join Moody Radio for a unique roundtable discussion with Gary Chapman, Josh McDowell, Ed Stetzer, Jan Sylvious, Winfred Neely, Mark Jobe, and Michael Rydelnik. Moderated by Moody Radio’s Jon Gauger.

Moody Radio presents, “After the Attack—Making Sense of the Senseless.” This one-hour documentary wrestles with the questions people on both sides of the conflict are asking—and concludes with a season of prayer.

When were the first maps of the Holy Land created? And what tools did those ancient cartographers use to measure distances and land masses? How do today’s maps of the region influence the Arab-Israeli conflict? That’s our focus this week on The Land and the Book. As always, we’ll take plenty of time to answer your Bible...

James was highly suspicious of the church until God used his daughters, and a kids discipleship program called Awana, to open his eyes to Jesus Christ.

Our culture. Our faith. Profoundly impacted by courageous women. Moody Radio celebrates Women’s History Month in a series of special two-minute short features that will encourage, inspire and challenge us all to make an impact for God’s Kingdom!

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.

Should Christians support the modern state of Israel? How should we view Israel, the Jewish people, and the church? What makes Israel so special? We’re hearing a lot of questions like these in our day. So—how SHOULD Christians think about Israel? Does the Bible really offer a clear road map on any of this? Short answer: yes! And...