Ed Stetzer Live

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.

As our young people navigate this world, they're facing so many challenges today in our culture and world. Lincoln Christian University President Silas McCormick and Campus Pastor Brian Lowery join Ed Stetzer to talk about the issues our young people are facing amidst a culture of radical change.

He's the man who taught us the five love languages.  Dr. Gary Chapman.  Ed Stetzer sits down and talks with him about his road to discovering these languages that have helped him personally and millions of others... and his journey since then on Ed Stetzer Live.

Racial tensions have peaked in our cities and communities over the last year.  So how do we walk in each other's shoes?  Ed Stetzer talks with Transform Minnesota's Carl Nelson and Rev. Richard Coleman about what the church is doing in Minnesota to bridge the racial divide and reach an understanding for each other on Ed Stetzer Live.

Art like film and music often shapes our vision of society.  Steve Greisen has spent his life using film to tell stories of faith.  Ed Stetzer talks with him about some of his favorite past projects and what he's working on now... to reach people for Christ. 

How do you move someone in a desperate situation or crisis into a life flourishing and full of purpose?  Citygate Network's John Ashmen says it comes through life transformation, and that comes through knowing Christ.  He talks with Ed Stetzer about the work his group does to help transform those in crisis and show them a new life they can have in Christ. 

As we prepare for Easter, we look at Christ's life and those final weeks of his ministry. Ed Stetzer talks with author Daniel Darling about the ordinary people who witnessed Christ's miraculous death and resurrection and what it meant then... and now on Ed Stetzer Live.

The Covid-19 pandemic has had a big impact on mental health. A recent KFF poll found that 4 in 10 adults reported some anxiety or depression during the pandemic... and more than half of teens did. Those feelings are not just among people in the world, people in our churches are suffering too. Author Amy Simpson talks with Ed Stetzer about mental illness and the church's mission to help people suffering from it with whole hearts and whole souls.

We live in a culture that looks for answers to the questions we face today. When it comes to faith, many people are looking for answers for their lives now, rather than in the afterlife. Ed Stetzer talks with Alisa Childers who took a journey of Progressive Christianity, on how to answer these questions and develop a relationship with God today, tomorrow and forever on Ed Stetzer Live.

Poverty, homelessness, violence, corruption---sometimes our society's problems seem overwhelming.  EQUIP's John Maxwell and One Hope's Rob Hoskins tell Ed Stetzer that ordinary people can change the world.  They discuss how you can be the change the world needs to bring positive, lasting transformation to those around you.