Ed Stetzer Live

In the Great Commission, Jesus told us to go out and share the good news of the gospel to all the ends of the earth. Well, we live in a big world, so you may be wondering just how you can do that. Ed Stetzer talks with leaders who will share what they're doing to reach and engage new people with the love of Jesus.

Couples walk down the aisle on their wedding day, with big hopes for the future. But when life's trials set in, for many, those dreams are dashed. They don't always know how to turn their disappointments around. Ron and Jody Zappia faced that same problem early in their marriage. Then they met Jesus. They're now leading a church and a marriage ministry. They talk with Ed Stetzer on how couples can find techniques and hope to rebuild their marriage from the ground up.

God is leading an unprecedented worldwide movement toward the Unreached. June 9 marks the International Day for the Unreached, a day to focus on reaching those who've never heard about Jesus with the good news of the gospel.  Ed Stetzer talks with FEBC Global Ambassador and IDU Alliance leader Wayne Pederson about this important call.

How do we turn our young Christian leaders into disciples? Jordan Francis says we can mobilize them to engage with their non-Christian peers through evangelism and apologetics. That's Jordan's mission at Real Talk, a group that equips students to lead with the power of the gospel. Ed Stetzer talks with Jordan about how this works.

In January, Moody Bible Institute welcomed its 10th president, Dr. Mark Jobe.  He joins Moody with a passion for reaching the unreached both in Chicago and throughout the world.  Ed Stetzer talks with Dr. Jobe about his hopes for Moody and plans for the future.  

On the Last Day every tongue and tribe will praise God with one voice. Yet today many of our communities and churches remain segregated. Trillia Newbell of the Ethics and Religious Liberty Commission joins Ed Stetzer on how we can engage the culture and reflect the beauty of God's diverse creation.  

Evangelicals have been tackling a lot of hot topics in our politically divided culture.  Issues of race, religious liberty and multi-culturalism are just a few of the issues the church is facing.  Ed Stetzer talks with National Association of Evangelicals President Leith Anderson about where the church is today and where it's heading.

God is merciful and often gives us second chances when we fail.  But for people who are in prison, sometimes a second chance seems far off.  Institute for Prison Ministries Director Karen Swanson and Correctional Ministries and Chaplains Association ​President Joe Williams join Ed Stetzer to talk about prison ministry and the hope God gives to those incarcerated and to those who work with them.

Millions of people are being trafficked worldwide. Exploiters look for people who are marginalized by society, so most of these people are hidden in plain sight. Let My People Go Executive Director Raleigh Sadler talks with Ed Stetzer about what the local church can do to fight these global injustices.

If you look at the dialogue in the national news, you see difficult conversations about race.  Not surprisingly, many of those same discussions our challenging our friends and families in our churches as well.  Pastor Bryan Loritts talks with Ed Stetzer about embracing diversity in the church and navigating some of the sensitive topics that arise as we share the gospel with our communities.​