Moody Radio

In a world where revolutions often replace one form of tyranny with another, the American Revolution stands apart. Why? Lawrence W. Reed joins us today to reveal that America’s founding was not merely the result of war, but of a profound transformation in thought―an extraordinary revolution of ideas rooted in liberty, personal responsibility,...

“Who do you say that I am?” Jesus asks each one of us that question, and there are a lot of wrong answers out there. By exposing the phony Christs peddled by progressives, Jason Jimenez will explain why the Jesus of the Bible is the one to trust. He will test the progressive version of Jesus against the four canonical gospels,...

This hour, Al Fadi, a former Wahabi Muslim, joins us to discuss the implications of the establishment of Sharia Law courts and what it would do to our understanding and application of American law. Why are we seeing the establishment of “Sharia communities”? How do believers share Jesus with our Muslim friends without being trapped...

If we want to better understand the resurrected Jesus who now reigns in Heaven and how He calls us to live in these last days, we need the book of Revelation. But whether we approach the book with Jesus as our focus or to better grasp God’s plans for the future, there are many statements and passages that are a challenge to understand...

Cara Shine will join us to share a story of personal transformation shaped by early antisemitic bullying and a lifelong wariness of Christians. Blending personal reflection with historical tension, Cara will explore anxiety, identity, and faith. Through a small but unexpected moment involving a desk calendar devotional, a handful of M&M's,...

Is God frustrated by our tears and weakness? Does He weep with us or is He aloof and uncaring? Brittany Allen will join us to point to biblical texts to reveal the God who is “near to the brokenhearted” (Psalm 34:18). What does it look like to suffer well—to grieve life’s losses, big and small? How does God grieve?

In 1953 Watson and Crick ignited the genetics revolution with their discovery of the double helix. Today a second revolution is underway thanks to the discovery of DNA’s mysterious partner in the elegant waltz of cellular life—the epigenome. The sophistication of that dance is astonishing researchers and upending the genetic paradigm.