Moody Radio

A great life is built on small decisions made consistently over time.  Over time, those small choices quietly shape the direction of a life.  Ed Stetzer talks with Chris Hodges about his book, Legacy Letters: Timeless Principles I've Learned, Lived and Leave Behind and the importance of principles and how they can change the quality...

We all carry wounds―some we caused, others that were done to us. Anxiety, depression, other forms of mental illness, trauma, burnout, and disconnection plague us. Too often, we try to ignore the pain. But what if God doesn’t want to erase your pain? What if he wants to redeem it?  Ed Stetzer talks with Dr. Derwin L. Gray about...

Research shows that people who get divorced and remarry are very likely to get divorced again. Instead of divorcing your spouse, make every effort to seek reconciliation.

The fruit of being controlled by the Holy Spirit will be demonstrated by living out the fruit of the Spirit found in Galatians 5:22-23. This is not the result of you trying hard. This is the result of you being in a right relationship with God.

Divorce can feel like a living hell. The emotional scars that come from divorced can never be removed. Your children will be scarred as well. It's no wonder why they feel so insecure. So make every effort to seek reconciliation rather than divorce.

Is there power in the pulpit? Janet Parshall will offer some insights in this week’s commentary.

It's crushing for parents to hear that their child is gay. Men and Women are made for each other - it is God's design. Anything other than that is outside that design. Make sure your child knows that you love them no matter what.

Just because there is a new tech toy for adults, do we have to purchase it? Janet Parshall will offer some insights in this week’s commentary.

Intimacy isn't just about sex. It's also emotional and relational. Without emotional closeness, sex may be meaningless. Intimacy occurs when couples share their lives deeply with one another.

Despite all of the cultural conversations and the howling winds of societal change, most Americans hold fast to a traditional view of gender. Janet Parshall will tell you more in this week’s commentary.