Moody Radio

Jonathan Renke is a part of the Karl and Crew Mornings team on Moody Radio Chicago. As a pastor's kid, he grew up in the church but struggled with whether or not he was truly saved. Hear the moment he heard from the Lord and what finally helped settle his doubts. Click here for the resource.

Elizabeth Smith is a professor at Moody Bible Institute who heard God's voice right in the middle of one of the worst moments of her life. Hear the words that calmed her soul, and the miracle that saved her son. 

Moody Radio host and producer Jon Gauger says a lost Bible on a missions trip forever changed his relationship with the Word of God.   ...

Author and radio host Chris Fabry and his family battled a series of mysterious illnesses that were eventually linked to toxic mold in their home. His wife was ready to leave everything behind and start over but Chris wasn't so sure. Hear the story of the phone call that forced him to wrestle with a critical question: "What does love look...

J Warner Wallace is a L.A. homicide detective and a former atheist who decided to investigate the gospels using the same techniques he uses on cold cases.

Joe Pitt was raised in a religious home and spent years calling himself a Christian but living a lifestyle that totally contradicted what he said he believed. Until a family crisis led to a Y in the road.

Why do we sing so much in church?  When we surveyed a group of parents, one child had a very good question about what humans are made for: worship. He even provided an analogy all about tacos (you’ll have to listen to hear how astute and hilarious it was)!  Today, we asked our friends, recording artist and musicians, Shane...

Dr. Samuel Namaan's brother was martyred for his Christian faith in their home country. Through the pain of loss, his mission became clearer than ever. ...

Benjamin William Hastings leads worship with Hillsong United and has written some of the most popular anthems sung in the church today. He shares how a conversation with a stranger in the middle of a rainstorm helped unleash God's call on his life.

The life of military families is a unique and weighty one - often marked by moving, shifting, community, and many hellos and goodbyes. What does this reality do to children? To spouses? How can we talk to our children about servicemen and servicewomen? How can we serve them back? Join us for a very real and raw conversation with military...