Moody Radio

In a season that is busy and bustling, there is a quieter truth that we too often miss in the mayhem. God is in our midst. God is with us. The greatest gift. And the source of all our joy.  Ed Stetzer talks with Sheila Walsh about her new book, The Little Drummer Girl and ways you can reactivate your wonder and find grace, peace and...

For skeptics and unbelievers, the idea that the Christian Church has an "image problem" doesn't quite capture it. For defenders of the faith, it's important to be able to recognize the good and bad in the church's history and be inspired to live aligned with Christ. Ed Stetzer talks with John Dickson about his book, Bullies and Saints: An...

We all carry wounds from the words and actions of others, but it's important to remember how our Creator sees us. Instead of dwelling on images of our pain, we need to look into a God-centered mirror that reflects the way He sees us. Ed Stetzer talks with JP Foster and Matt Williams about their book, Finding Freedom in Jesus and how learning...

After waves of disillusionment, political divides, and church hurt, some people wonder whether it's worth investing in the church.  For others, after COVID it's become easier to just watch church online.  Ed Stetzer talks with Carmen Joy Imes about her book, Becoming God's Family: Why the Church still...

Recording artist Micah Tyler wasn't sure how God was using his music, until he met a woman who heard his song on the radio at the precise moment she faced a life or death decision. Her story continues to be the 'why' behind every song Tyler writes.

For Michael Cochren, (Cochren and Co.) a religious upbringing and musical talent kept him up in Christian circles, but his heart was far from God. Until the night the presence of God stripped away all of his pretending.

After her father died, Esther looked for acceptance through parties, fashion, and high society life, until this "daddy's girl" found her way home.

Brad Hutchcraft met his dream girl in college and was moving toward marriage, until God led him to walk away from the relationship. He describes his three years alone with God as a missionary, how he finally made peace with his singleness, and the surprise reunion that led to marriage.   ...

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.

The Bible overwhelmingly teaches that you cannot be a healthy Christian unless you live in community with one another. That is not a strategy. It is a mandate in the Scriptures. It is what church “is.” It is not mystical. It is not some sort of superficial spiritual relationship that we are to assume. It is real.