Moody Radio

It seems we will do everything to make our voices heard: we march, we post, we tweet, we even phone a friend! Yet, there is one place we often forget to call.  We forget to call heaven! U.S. Chaplain Barry Black has seen prayer change many things over the years.  He will challenge us - personally and collectively - to pray in a...

Have you ever felt called to make a difference and do something, but haven't known how or even where to start?  Trillia Newbell talks with Jamie Janosz about her book, When Others Shuddered: Eight Women Who Refused to Give Up.  They'll talk about the stories of women who overcame unimaginable difficulties to meet a pressing need...

Pastor Mark says "You can’t control what happens to you, but you can control how you react to it." as he explains that changing your mindset can change your life.

If you love your spouse but don’t particularly like him or her, don’t miss this summer best-of Building Relationships with Dr. Gary Chapman. Author and speaker, Arlene Pellicane believes there are common threats to a good marriage. If you make four key decisions, your marriage can go from a life sentence to a celebration. Making...

Which is better, Rational decision making or Emotional decision making? The answer ... BOTH! Employing both the Rational and Emotional elements will result in better decisions being made.

Marriage brings together two unique individuals, each with their own needs—needs that, when met, can strengthen the relationship. But when those needs go unmet, even the strongest marriages can struggle. If your marriage is facing challenges, big or small, listen as guest host Roy Patterson welcomes renowned psychologist and marriage...

Life can be too complicated to explain - or not!

Do you tend to complicate God's commands? You don't have to!

There are some things you'll love if you'll only try them!

One of the strongest languages of apology is making restitution. If you're really sorry, make it a priory to speak your spouse's love language at all times. Dr. Gary Chapman recommends that you read his book When I'm Sorry Isn't Enough.