Moody Radio

Born out of Christian radio discussions in the U.K., Justin Brierley joins us to reflect on conversations he has had with Richard Dawkins, Derren Brown and many more. He will explain why he still finds Christianity the most compelling explanation for life, the universe and everything. And why, regardless of belief or background, we should...

When were the first maps of the Holy Land created? And what tools did those ancient cartographers use to measure distances and land masses? How do today’s maps of the region influence the Arab-Israeli conflict? That’s our focus this week on The Land and the Book. As always, we’ll take plenty of time to answer your Bible...

Is it harder for singles to fit into the church than marrieds?

Today on Bold Steps Minute, Pastor Mark teaches how God inhabits the praises of His people and how praising God ministers to you as well.

When Jesus died, a collection of ordinary people surrounded him, witnessing his death and resurrection. Trillia Newbell talks with author Daniel Darling about his book, The Characters of Easter and the people involved in the death and resurrection of Jesus, who actually played a part in the process of our salvation. As we look at the stories...

Some things in life are terrible when empty, like an empty checking account or refrigerator.  But two-thousand years ago, outside Jerusalem, a group of people found a miraculously empty tomb—and the world has never been the same.  Trillia Newbell talks with Joshua Cooley about his book, Empty! Celebrating the Risen Savior...

It's challenging but life changing to show grace in our pain.

Today on Bold Steps Minute, Pastor Mark talks about the pattern in which you should pray. Mark breaks down the basic things Jesus has established as a way to pray.

Today on Bold Steps Minute, Pastor talks about giving the things that you have not been able to change for the good to God.Through His power the old can be made new.

A sincere apology requires more than simply saying "I'm sorry". Saying those words is a good thing, but it may not be accepted by the one you offended if you didn't say it in their primary language of apology. Make an effort to learn their primary language of apology and express your contrition in that manner.