Ed Stetzer Live

The pandemic has revealed inequities in our cities and communities that have been ignored. Inequities in health, economics, joblessness. In many cities this is leading to increased crime and violence. Ed Stetzer sits down with Football Hall-of-Famer Mike Singletary to talk about the need to look up to our heavenly Father for a new perspective on the solutions to these problems.

Doctrine and theology matter. Wheaton Theology Professor Dr. Daniel Treier sits down with Ed Stetzer to talk about theology and get a deeper understanding of why Evangelicals believe what they believe.  They particularly focus on ecclesiology, which is an important topic in a time when churches are regathering after Covid.

In our social media world, it's easy to wonder to make comparisons with our peers. Are we keeping up? Are we all we can be? Focusing on what we haven't yet achieved, can leave us dissatisfied. Ed Stetzer sits down with Heather Thompson Day to talk about how we can cultivate a perspective that enables us to be more patient and content as we trust God while we wait.

Thousands of immigrants are coming to the U.S. border every day from Latin America. While Washington sees this as a political issue, it is a very human one. Ed Stetzer talks with Women of Welcome's Bri Stensrud about women who are using their God-given compassion to try to make a difference for the lives affected at the border.

Father's Day is coming. It's a great time to thank our dads... and look at what the role of a father plays in both our families and our lives. Grammy award winning musician Michael W. Smith sits down with Ed Stetzer to talk about what he's learned in his own life of being a dad and a grandfather... and what his own father taught him about our heavenly Father on Ed Stetzer Live.

God has called each one of us to do work for His Kingdom.  But sometimes, with all the other things we're tasked with, it's hard to focus or know what our next step is.  Ed Stetzer sits down with Denver Seminary's Angie Ward to talk about how we can lead in areas that God calls us to, in support of His Kingdom.

 

Christians can be so concerned with how to share the gospel that they often fail to consider where a person is spiritually and when, or even if, they should share the gospel. Ed Stetzer talks with David Rogers and Jim Shultz about how to start those spiritual conversations with our friends, family and neighbors.

We've all had times in our lives where we've looked at our schedules and daily grind and feel like we've drifted off course. Maybe we're doing all the things we've always done to stay close to God, but somehow feel distant from Him. Ed Stetzer sits down with Christine Caine and talks about ways we can stay the course, even when life gets tough or we feel we're drifting.

A mother's work is never done. It seems there are endless chores and tasks on a growing to do list. Ed Stetzer sits down with MOPS President Emerita Elisa Morgan and talks about how moms can set aside that list and pray like Jesus, to find peace and strength and grow in the presence of God.

Many Christians today are being discipled by popular media and the culture. But it's really the job of the church to make disciples of believers. Ed Stetzer sits down with pastor and author J.T. English about how the church can teach its congregations how to do the work that God has called us to do.