Moody Radio

Pastor Mark says "God gives undeserved goodwill to the humble." as he instructs us to be aware of the dangers that pride presents.

Pastor Mark says "No matter where you are or how deep in pain and darkness you are, God still comes to you." as he reminds us life is a journey and we should take it one step at a time.

Pastor Mark says "If you’re going to win the battle, you need to know what to run from and what to run to." as he describes three spiritual battles that are worth fighting.

There is A LOT of information out there about the right and wrong ways to parent your kids. And thankfully, we have the scriptures to guide us in the way that children should go when it comes to absolute truth - but what about personal conviction? Those things that aren’t explicitly detailed in scripture like Halloween, screen time, and Harry...

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.

When we surveyed parents about the questions their kids have, many of them asked about suffering. How do I talk to my kids about suffering? If God is all powerful, why do we suffer? How do I make this theological concept feel personal and accessible to their sensitive heart? In this episode with Dr. Gerald Peterman from the Moody Bible Institute...

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...

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.

Worship Leader and songwriter Cody Carnes recalls the moment he sensed God calling him to full-time music ministry, and how he overcame the fear he’d never be able to write a worship song.

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