Moody Radio

Words are powerful!  King Solomon said, “The power of life and death are in the tongue.” (Prov. 18:21) Chris Brooks talks with Pastor Mark Batterson about 3 words that can change everything in your life and relationships when you speak them authentically from the heart.  Learns about the science, psychology, and Biblical...

It's easy to isolate, but it's life-giving to be in community.

God’s Word couldn’t be any plainer about the need to live below one’s means and to be able to save for the future. And to do that, you need a budget. On today's Faith & Finance Live, Chad Clark will join Rob West to share some interesting facts about budgeting. Then Rob will answer your questions on different financial...

Apologetics is a distinct but inseparable part of evangelism.  While evangelism focuses on the presentation of the gospel, apologetics focuses on answering objections to the gospel.  Ed Stetzer talks with OCCA's Charlie Styles about how apologetics can help develop an intellectual and reasonable examination of the Christian message...

As cultural hostility toward Christianity intensifies, many Christians have grown more reluctant to advocate for biblical values in the public square. But our perseverance for the common good—a good defined by God alone—is more important than ever in a culture that embraces darkness. Join us to learn how to unashamedly pursue...

Long before your infant child understands the meaning of words, they receive your emotional messages. Your tone of voice, your smile and gentle touch communicate emotional warmth.

In a world of busy and in a season of hectic, Dr. Mark Jobe is asking if we truly are walking under the Holy Spirit's direction when it comes to opportunities to share the good news of Jesus Christ.  How not to miss...a divine interruption on the next Moody Presents!

What do you do when you apologize to someone but sense that they haven't accepted your apology? It might be because you haven't made restitution.

Some days require a new beginning. Today could be that day!

If your spouse only says "I'm Sorry" but you still don't feel like it's a true apology, it's most likely because he's not apologizing to you in your Language of Apology.