2023 Christmas Programming

Trail of Two Kings is a unique account of the events that shaped the destinies of a mortal king who did not know God and the King of kings who is God.

Broadcasting:
12/09/23: 3-4pm

Special Scriptural readings by Max McLean that will focus hearts on the birth of Jesus Christ.

Broadcasting:
11/26/23: 6:30-7pm
12/25/23: 2:30-3pm

Are you so distracted by the busyness of Christmas that you overlook the people right in front of you? Hear about one man who nearly missed the spirit of the season until some visitors arrive on Christmas Eve! Gather the family and hear the story of Shoemaker Martin.

Broadcasting:
11/25/23: 7-7:30pm
12/10/23: 4-4:30pm
12/25/23: 5-5:30pm

“Christmas by Injunction” is the comedic story about an unexpected act of holiday generosity in the Old West

Broadcasting:
11/25/23: 7:30-8pm
12/10/23: 4:30-5pm
12/25/23: 5:30-6pm

Perfect activity for the whole family! Prepare for Christmas with many Adventures in Odyssey episodes designed to help your family understand Christmas in a new and meaningful way.

Broadcasting:
11/25/23: 2-5pm
12/17/23: 6-9pm

Get into the holiday spirit with the renowned Atlanta Symphony Orchestra and Chamber Chorus performing Handel’s glorious Messiah.

Broadcasting:
11/26/23: 4-6pm
12/25/23: 12-2pm

Beautiful playing and singing of Buddy Greene, with his very talented Nashville friends, to consider – in an engaging variety of sounds and style – the real Christmas story.

Broadcasting:
12/02/23: 7-8pm
12/23/23: 7-8pm

Enjoy Back to the Bible’s presentation of The Twelve Voices of Christmas–a unique drama written by Woodrow Kroll. Zacharias and Elizabeth, Mary and Joseph, Simeon and Anna, the shepherds and the wise men, Herod and John – each had a voice in the Christmas story. As a result, each faced a crisis in his life, with a decision to make and consequences to bear.

Broadcasting:
12/03/23: 4-5pm
12/16/23: 3-4pm
12/25/23: 3-4pm

This touching story about a single mother raising three children in 1949 stands in stark contrast to the materialism surrounding many modern-day Christmas celebrations. Though the drama is fictional, it is based on actual people and circumstances from Frank Garlock’s childhood. He came from a poor family of nine children who sold their grandmother’s homemade fudge to help support the family. To reinforce the story, this program includes traditional Christmas songs as well as new compositions by Frank Garlock and Ron Hamilton. – Majesty Music

Broadcasting:
12/03/23: 5-6pm
12/25/23: 6-7pm

The Music Department music ensembles, along with members of Moody’s Speech and Drama Corps create a compelling program sure to delight the whole family. Recorded at the historic Moody Church, the sounds of Candlelight Carols will inspire everyone to reflect upon the joys of the holidays through dramatic and musical expression.

Broadcasting:
12/10/2023, 5-6pm
12/24/2023, 4-6pm
12/25/2023, 9-11pm

Annette and Lucien are enemies. After Annette gets Lucien into trouble at school, he decides to get back at her by threatening the most precious thing in the world to her: her little brother, Dani. But tragedy strikes. Annette is so filled with rage that she sets out to alienate and humiliate Lucien at every turn. As Lucien seeks to repent and restore, light floods both of their dark hearts, and Christ proves that He makes all things new.

Broadcasting:
12/11-12/19/2023 (Mon.-Fri. & Mon.-Tue.),
4-5pm each day

Adapted from the Moody Publishers book by Chris Fabry and Gary Chapman,
A Marriage Carol is a drama from Moody Radio. The story follows Marlee and Jacob, a couple on their way to sign divorce papers. But when a snowstorm spins their car across the ice, the collision that follows puts everything on hold.

Broadcasting:
12/16/2023, 7-8pm
12/25/2023, 4-5pm