by NRB | Sep 29, 2026 | Members
Gathering at a critical juncture for religious liberty and free expression, members of the NRB President’s Council convened in the nation’s capital for the annual Capitol Hill Media Summit. By bringing Christian communicators face-to-face with policymakers at...
by NRB | Sep 17, 2026 | Members
History doesn’t come with an editing feature. For believers and skeptics alike, confronting the unfiltered reality of church history (with its faithfulness alongside its hypocrisy), can feel daunting. But in an era where AI-generated polish and revisionism cloud...
by NRB | Aug 20, 2026 | Industry, Members
Michele Bachmann had always associated coloring pages with her toddlers — so she was surprised when her 11th grade foster daughter was assigned to color a poster for “math homework.” The more Bachmann looked at what her children learned in the public schools, the...
by NRB | Aug 6, 2026 | Members
July 28, 1926. 7:30 p.m. A voice rises from a Chicago studio microphone and spills through the airwaves, crackling to life on radios across the region: “I want you to know Him.” One hundred years later, Moody Radio continues to invite listeners to know Christ...
by NRB | Aug 3, 2026 | Members
Mike Gwartney and his wife watched the news from their home in Dallas as civil war broke out in South Sudan — a bloody, political, and heartbreaking conflict. It was Dec. 15, 2013. For almost a year, Gwartney had been trying to establish a nationwide radio station in...
by NRB | Jul 20, 2026 | Members
David Rives discovered his first fossil doing what any other eight-year-old does — digging in his backyard. At first, he thought it was a rock, but then he noticed an unusual shape on the back. “That’s not a rock,” he remembers thinking. “There’s something else here.”...
