Moody Radio

In this episode of Quiet Time, Dr. Sauer and former student Asaph explore why many young people feel anxious, undisciplined, and unsure of their direction. They contrast modern habits like instant gratification and digital dependence with the biblical call to perseverance, mentorship, and obedience. With practical, Scripture-rooted insight,...

It's one of the biggest questions Christians wrestle with: how do you know what God wants you to do with your life?  In this episode, Dr. Sauer and Sullivan discuss careers, money, work-life balance, retirement, and more. Whether you're still figuring out your calling or actively following what God has set before you, you'll find practical...

Joe Carlson clearly remembers the exact moments when God called him to Moody Bible Institute, then to Moody Radio, and finally to his most unexpected calling of all.

In this episode, Dr. Sauer reveals the essence and misconceptions of pastoral leadership, drawing insights from seasoned pastors and their experiences.

This episode dives into the nature of friendship from a biblical perspective, discussing types of friends, how to choose friends wisely, and the importance of genuine relationships. Dr. Sauer shares personal insights and scriptural wisdom to help listeners cultivate meaningful, godly friendships.

It's difficult to have quality time with your spouse while serving in the military. Speaking the language of quality time while apart is best expressed in a handwritten letter. Physically writing to your spouse is much better than simply e-mailing them.

Parents risk building an adversarial relationship with their teen if they don't allow them to express themselves.

What can you do when you speak your spouse's love language but you don't feel loved in return? If you make simple requests to your spouse, you'll be teaching them your love language.

Do the principles of the Five Love Languages apply to older people? Absolutely.  If older couples have learned to speak their spouse's love language, their relationship will be strong and vibrant.

The only way to keep a clear conscience in your marriage is to confess your failings to each other.