Ed Stetzer Live

Protesters took to the street this week after an unarmed black man, George Floyd was killed by police in Minneapolis.  The incident has brought the issue of racism to the forefront of the American dialogue.  Ed Stetzer talks with Wheaton College New Testament Assistant Professor Esau McCaulley about what the Bible says about racism.

While the world focuses on our physical health during this coronavirus pandemic, military chaplains are focused on spiritual health as well.  Chaplains are tasked with helping people nurture connectedness, even wehn physical proximity is limited.  North American Mission Board Chaplain (Maj. Genl.) Doug Carver talks with Ed Stetzer about how chaplains are geting creative in how they offer spiritual support.

Darrin Godin was diagnosed with Covid-19 in March and spent nine days on a ventilator.  His prognosis was bleak, but through the medical care of so many people and prayers from friends and family around the country, he was cured.  Now, he sees his recovery as a second-chance, on mission for Christ.

A crisis, like COVID-19, can easily expose the gaps in our capacities and our relationships.  Feelings like anxiety and depression, can suddenly develop.  That sense of being overwhelmed can feel threatening.  Ed Stetzer talks with Soul Care's Mindy Caliguire about how to care for our souls during such a precarious time.

Most people around the country have been home for the last month, during stay-at-home orders as the coronavirus pandemic spread throughout the country.  Now, many states are opening their economies.  Ed Stetzer talks with Wheaton College's Joshua Laxton about the stressers so many face during this crisis.

As we see the numbers of people who've fallen ill to Covid-19 rise, anxieties rise too. Other affects of this pandemic... job losses, social isolation, have also impacted emotions. Some people just feel cooped up at home. For others, it's much worse. Wheaton College Dean of the School of Psychology, Counseling and Family Therapy Terri Watson talks with Ed Stetzer about practical steps we can take to stay mentally healthy and focus our eyes on Jesus, our real hope.

As the world watches the numbers of people impacted by Covid-19 climb, anxieties rise. Some worry about the loss of a job. Some worry about their health. Many worry about both. As believers, we have a different story to share. Our hope is in Christ. Wheaton College President Dr. Phil Ryken talks with Ed Stetzer about how we as believers can spread hope in this momentous time in history.

The Novel Coronavirus has stopped much of the world in its tracks. Economies, shut down. People, staying at home. Family celebrations, on hold. Hospitals filled with this people suffering from this virus that's captured global attention. So where is God in all of this? John Piper talks with Ed Stetzer about how God is using this moment in history to accomplish his wise and good purposes for those who put their trust in Him.

As the Novel Coronavirus spreads throughout the U.S. and the globe, we're operating in a new normal. People are urged to stay home and isolate. Many have friends who've become sick by the virus. Some have died. Ed Stetzer talks with Redeemer City to City's Michael Carrion about how we can draw on God in this time and how that faith can be our hope.

As the Novel Coronavirus spreads throughout the U.S. and the globe, we're operating in a new normal. Church services are canceled and pastors and churches must find a new way to reach people. Ed Stetzer talks with Pastors Aaron Campbell and John K. Jenkins about the work they're doing to care for those in their church and reach new people in need.