Moody Radio

The homelessness crisis is growing across the U.S. The government's solution is finding housing, but the problem is often much bigger than that. Many experiencing homelessness have other problems, like addiction, mental illness, job loss or loss of community. Ed Stetzer sits down with Citygate Network President and CEO Tom DeVries to talk...

Is it safe to visit the Holy Land this summer and fall? There are escalating tensions in Israel with Palestinian extremists, in particular Hamas. There are concerns that Hamas is stockpiling weapons and raising the bar on the conflict to a concerning level. On Tuesday's Mornings with Eric and Brigitte, Uri Shacham, Magen David Adom's chief...

January is National Mental Wellness Month.  Trillia Newbell sits down with Tom Karel about how to raise awareness of mental health disorders.  They'll also talk about how the church can help bring wisdom and encouragement to people suffering from these illnesses as well as to the people who love and care for them. ...

For Christians, honesty isn’t just the best policy—it’s the only policy. God’s Word commands His people to be honest. But when we’re dealing with money, few things present a bigger temptation toward dishonesty. On today's Faith & Finance Live, host Rob West will present the case for total financial honesty.

Luis was an ordained minister and worship leader who lost his way, until a near death experience woke him up to how far he was from the Lord.

The people we read about in Hebrews 11 had their faith “pinned down.” In other words, they didn’t have a faith that did not trust God when things looked like they weren’t going to go the way that they wanted them to go. Learn more about this on today’s Treasured Truth.

Rachel was the life of the party, the funny friend, always ready to make people laugh. But her larger than life persona masked deep pain and insecurity that she hid from even those closest to her. In this episode, she shares what led to her gradual undoing and how after decades of trying to make herself enough for other people, she learned...