Moody Radio To Debut National Programming Schedule Next Month.

As part of a wider reorganization at Moody Bible Institute, Moody Radio will transition to a national network format to expand its reach. “The goal is to reach 100 million people each week in 10 years,” a release read. With the network focus, a new national morning show, “Karl and Crew,” is being launched.

“As part of Moody Radio’s mission to share the hope of the gospel more widely, we’re excited to launch a new nationally broadcast morning show — Karl and Crew — beginning June 2,” said Wes Ward, Vice President of Moody Radio. “This dynamic, Spirit-led program is designed to uplift, equip, and inspire, continuing our commitment to biblical truth and helping you take your next steps with Jesus.”

Ward noted that the “unified national programming schedule” will take effect on Sunday, June 1. “We recognize that change can take some getting used to — some familiar programs may shift times, and you’ll hear a few new voices along the way,” he continued.

Moody is also expanding its print and digital publishing efforts to serve more people globally. The Christian media group has also realigned its Education and Pastor & Leadership Training divisions.

Moody also announced a reduction in staffing as part of its overall strategic realignment of its ministry and resources.

“This is one of the hardest decisions we have had to make as we seek to steward well the resources the Lord has entrusted to us,” Moody Bible Institute’s President, Dr. Mark Jobe, remarked. “These are not just roles — they are valued team members, co-laborers in Christ, and close friends who have served faithfully, and we are committed to walking with them through this change with care and respect.”

Jobe added, “We are debt-free, with healthy reserves and steady revenue. Still, rising costs and evolving ministry demands have led us to take a necessary look at how we operate.”