The Land and the Book Moody Radio

Pain and suffering. They’re both an inescapable part of the human condition. But why? If God loves us—and is all-powerful—why does He allow so much suffering? How are we to respond to our own tragedies? And how can we best comfort others? The book of Job is an excellent framework for this discussion. This week on The Land and the Book, you’ll meet Job as you’ve never met him before, for encouragement in your own trials. 
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He was born on the banks of a river in modern-day Iraq—a long way from home—during the Babylonian captivity. But what are we to make of the 48 chapters of his book today? And what do we actually know about Ezekiel, the man? This week on The Land and the Book, you’ll meet Ezekiel up close and personal. Plus, Charlie Dyer updates us on all the headlines from the Middle East. Join us for The Land and the Book. 
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When the idea was first conceived, not many thought it had even the slightest chance of becoming a reality. A joint normalization between Israel and The United Arab Emirates? Normalization between Israel and Bahrain? But that didn’t dampen the enthusiasm—or stop the conversation about The Abraham Accords. What do they really mean—-for Israel and for the Arab world? That's our focus this week on The Land and the Book.
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Imagine a scenario like this: The Mossad has uncovered Iran's plans to smuggle untraceable weapons of mass destruction into Israel. The clock is ticking, and counter terrorism agents can't act quickly enough. Though the story is fictional—it’s inspired by real events. Best-selling author Amir Tsarfati joins us this week on The Land and the Book. 
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It’s the only gospel written by a Gentile. It’s the third—and longest—of the four accounts—even longer than the book of Acts. We're talking, of course, about the Gospel of Luke. But just who was Luke? And what is the legacy of his gospel account for us today? We've got plenty to talk about this week as together, we’re “Discovering Luke” on The Land and the Book. Join us!
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She was a small girl when Hitler's forces destroyed her family. Decades later, the scars are still there. Coming this week to The Land and the Book, Jon Gauger interviews a Holocaust survivor who challenges us to never forget Hitler’s assault on the Jews. Plus, Charlie Dyer answers a bunch of great Bible questions—and brings us up to date on all the news stories coming out of the Middle East. Join us for The Land and the Book. 
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