Ed Stetzer Live

In Psalm 139, David praised God because he was "fearfully and wonderfully made". What a blessing we have to know that is how God created us. He knows everything about us, even the number of hairs on our head! Ed Stetzer talks with Philip Yancey about God's passion for a relationship with us, in the mere fact that He made us to connect with Him by creating us in His image. We can see God as the master creator, just by looking at the intricate design of our own bodies.

Immigration policy has inspired a lot of debate in the country. But as believers, how can we think of this from a theological, and not a political, point of view? Ed Stetzer talks with Kent Annan, the Director of Humanitarian and Disaster Leadership at the Humanitarian Disaster Institute, about how we should view this and respond biblically.

Look up on a clear night. There's a countless number of stars that light our world. It's written in Isaiah that God calls them all by name. That beauty... is just one of God's gifts to us. Ed Stetzer talks with Wheaton instructor and former NASA Meteroroid Engineer Rhiannon Blaauw, about apologetics and the wonder of God through an understanding of physics and His celestial creation. 

It's almost time for your college student to head back to school. But that transition is a big one. It's not just learning how to get along with a new roommate, but it's also learning the challenges of time management, financial responsibility and embracing and growing in their faith on their own. Ed Stetzer talks with authors and professors Alex Chediak and Jonathan Morrow about how you can prepare your children to take that big step into adulthood and help them grow spiritually as well.

Summer's here. It's time to kick back, fire up the barbeque and enjoy the sunshine. What better way to do all these things than to go camping? Enjoying the beautiful world God has created is also a great way to connect with Him. Ed Stetzer talks with Art Snead, Camp Director at Lifeway Ridgecrest Conference Center and Rob Ribbe, Director of Honeyrock at Wheaton College, about how the entire family can benefit spiritually from camping.

Many Christian churches struggle with how to talk about race. The church has had a complicated history with the issue and has at times become divided. But Jemar Tisby, President of The Witness, says the church must be united. He talks with Ed Stetzer about the importance of engaging issues of faith, race, justice and culture from a biblical perspective.

Every day, men ask themselves how they can be better husbands, fathers and leaders.  But they need to look no further than God's original blueprint, the Bible.  It's God's instruction book not only on who they are but on who they are meant to be.  Promise Keepers Chairman of the Board Ken Harrison talks with Ed Stetzer about what the Bible says about being a man. 

When we follow Jesus our eyes change and we see all people as those whom Jesus died for. That's what Trinity International University President Emeritus Greg Waybright says. He talks with Ed Stetzer about the importance of racial reconciliation in our communities in sharing the love of Christ and His power of restoration.

When you talk about the Bible today with skeptics, some call it outdated, out of step with the culture or maybe even oppressive. Aspiring theologians and millennial though leaders, Michael and Lauren McAfee have faced those critiques from friends, colleagues and non-believers. But they say its time to set preconceptions aside and engage the Bible head-on. It's through God's living Word, that we can build our relationship with Him.​

Some of the world's most successful companies are not simply profit-driven, but purpose-driven. They identify the purpose behind why they do what they do. Pastor Nicholas Pearce says we all should do the same. He talks with Ed Stetzer about how we can commit to aligning our daily work with our life's work.... to connect our soul with our role in the world.