Moody Radio

In the busyness of life with all its demands, we often allow trivial activities to crowd out what’s truly important.  Trillia Newbell talks with Bible teacher Karen Ehman about her book, "The Love Your Life Project" and how to create a life action plan rooted in Scripture that can cultivate rest and productivity and allow you to...

Parenting is one of the most important jobs of our lives. But how do we sort through all of the advice to raise a child of strong character?  Trillia Newbell talks with Jill Garner about her book, Strongheart: Cultivating Humility, Respect and Resiliency in Your Child and the value of teaching respect from the cradle... and how...

John and Mary met in a Missouri federal prison, where she served as a Christian volunteer and school teacher, and he was an inmate serving a 25 year sentence. Now married for more than 40 years, they share the story of God's redemption, and how they discovered love where they least expected it. ...

As we continue to consider how to see purpose in our problems and pain, Pastor Ford will explain the various kinds of suffering we can encounter. One of those is remedial suffering, and God uses it much like a potter uses a heat to cure his clay. So, it’s during those times when God uses suffering to burn character into us that cannot...

How does our world view inform the way that we interact with societal issues? Tuesday on Mornings with Eric and Brigitte, Dr. Adam Rasmussen with the Cultural Research Center at Arizona Christian University will not only discuss trends that shape faith and culture, but also how we as believers can live well for Christ in this culture.  ...

With so many cultural pressures and influences vying for our teens’ attention, parents need a secure foundation for creating an environment where faith can flourish. Trillia Newbell sits down with Melissa Kruger to talk about her book, Parenting with Hope: Raising Teens for Christ in a Secular Age.  They'll also talk about how...

As believers, our call to reach the world with the gospel supports the idea of a diverse church. But studies show the majority of people with disabilities are unreached by the gospel. And when people with disabilities enter the church, the church often struggles with how to respond. Ed Stetzer talks with Wheaton College's Rochelle Scheuermann...