In this episode of Talk Truth, author, speaker, and political commentator Tanner Hnidey returns to discuss the biblical concept of submission to authority, especially in the context of today's political climate. Tanner explains how scripture calls Christians to submit to earthly authorities because of the Lord, without compromising their faith or values. He shares examples from the lives of Christ and Paul, describes the difference between peaceful protest and unlawful rebellion, and addresses how believers can navigate unjust leadership while maintaining their commitment to God.

In this episode of Talk Truth, Catherine Christensen returns to share updates and insights on the state of Canada's military and veterans. Catherine, founder of Valour Law, discusses the recent ban on prayer during Remembrance Day ceremonies, the classification of the poppy as a political symbol by some courts, and concerns about respect for veterans. She also addresses recruitment issues in the Canadian Armed Forces, shares her views on military leadership and diversity initiatives, and provides updates on ongoing legal cases—including those related to vaccine injuries, veterans' rights, MAID (Medical Assistance in Dying) offers, and environmental hazards faced by military personnel.

In this episode of Talk Truth, we welcome Michelle Bader Ebersole, author, speaker, and founder of Widow Goals. Michelle shares her experience of losing her husband to cancer and discusses the realities of grief, loneliness, and the lack of widow support in many churches. She explains practical ways to support those who are grieving, what to say (and not to say), and how her nonprofit and resources are working to fill the gap for widows and widowers. This episode provides straightforward advice for individuals and churches on helping people through loss.

In this episode of Talk Truth, Leighton Grey—lawyer, author, and host of Grey Matter—returns to discuss Bill C-254, which would criminalize denial or downplaying of residential Indigenous school death claims. Leighton examines the rise of government censorship and propaganda in Canada, compares current policies to totalitarian tactics, and questions the impact on free speech. He shares realities faced by Indigenous communities, challenges government narratives about residential schools, and offers personal family history for context. The episode focuses on the need for open discussion, accurate history, and protection of civil liberties.

In this episode of Talk Truth, Brian Reisinger, author of "Land Rich, Cash Poor," returns to discuss the challenges facing American farmers. He explains the impact of trade tariffs and the U.S.-China trade deal, highlighting how market dependencies affect family farms. Brian covers issues like America’s reliance on China, the effects of government bailouts, and debates around supply management. He also addresses the emotional health of farmers and the pressures threatening family land and traditions, sharing stories and solutions for the future of American agriculture.

In this episode of Talk Truth, Michael Wagner returns to discuss chapters eight and nine of his booklet "Leaving God Behind." He explains how the Charter of Rights and Freedoms Americanized Canada’s constitution and changed the way rights are protected. The conversation covers the impact of this shift on religious foundations and public policy. Michael focuses on why education is central to reclaiming Canada's Christian heritage, emphasizing the importance of Christian schools and homeschooling, and addressing current challenges to faith-based education.

In this episode of Talk Truth, we dive into the challenges of overcoming past mistakes and learning to walk in God’s forgiveness. We share encouragement for those who struggle to let go of guilt and shame, reminding listeners that the past does not disqualify anyone and that God’s love wipes the slate clean. We unpack how natural talents—often overlooked—can be used for God’s glory and explore the journey of discovering true purpose. Join us as we discuss embracing freedom, focusing on the future, and living each day in truth.

In this episode of Talk Truth, Jonathon Van Maren returns to discuss Canada’s MAID (Medical Assistance in Dying) program, highlighting its impact on families and society. He shares real-life accounts, including the grief and trauma faced by loved ones, and challenges the claim that euthanasia reduces suffering. Jonathon examines the financial motives behind government support for MAID and raises concerns about expanding eligibility to those with mental illness. The discussion also addresses limitations on alternative health treatments and reviews controversial comments from a Liberal MP about the Bible in the context of hate speech laws.

In this episode of Talk Truth, Michael Wagner returns to discuss chapters six and seven of Leaving God Behind. He explains how Canada’s Charter of Rights and Freedoms led to the removal of Christian practices from public policy, such as banning the Lord’s Prayer at town meetings and changing the definition of marriage. Michael outlines the Charter’s transfer of authority from elected officials to judges, and how this shift impacts Christian freedoms and the ability to defend Christian values in court. He also addresses how worldviews shape concepts of freedom, and considers Alberta independence as an option in response to these changes.

In this episode of Talk Truth, we welcome Dinx the Puppet, a unique and bold social media creator known for answering tough questions about Christianity and scripture—specifically geared toward adults—through creative and engaging videos. Dinks shares his journey from making Star Wars content to launching an online ministry focused on clarifying God’s word, discusses how he tackles challenging topics that many pastors often avoid, and offers insight into how believers can use their own talents to share the gospel.