Talks For Christ

These conversations were recorded live at the 2026 US Christian Chamber of Commerce Convention in Orlando, Florida—bringing together faith-driven leaders, business professionals, and ministries who are actively living out their calling.

Standing firm in your faith at work can feel challenging. These conversations offer practical encouragement for honoring Christ without losing your voice, your values, or your peace in professional settings.

Walt and Blakney Kallestad are a husband-and-wife team with a shared conviction: The marketplace is heaven’s most strategic mission field.

These conversations were recorded live at the 2026 US Christian Chamber of Commerce Convention in Orlando, Florida—bringing together faith-driven leaders, business professionals, and ministries who are actively living out their calling.

Growth often happens outside comfort zones. Learn how faith leads you there.

“What if you let God be the CEO of ‘your’ new business – and you simply be His employee?”

That single question impacted Peter Lawry deeply. It radically changed the way he has approached business ever since.

Dr. Oliver interviews returning guest Bishop Daniel Yohannan who shares a simple but powerful reminder—God often works through practical acts of care to reveal eternal truth. Clean water may seem ordinary, yet in the hands of God, it becomes a source of healing, dignity, and hope. Let this conversation stay with you as you go about your day.

Around the world, millions wake up each day unsure if the water they drink will help them—or harm them. Today, Bishop Daniel Yohannan joins us to share how God is meeting that need through the “Jesus Wells” campaign. This is more than a mission project—it is a reflection of the heart of Christ in action. This episode invites you to see both the urgency of the need and the beauty of God’s provision. As you listen to today's broadcast, your understanding of water will no longer be the same.

Dr. Oliver's guest is Hannah Pierrou, founder of Treehouse Storyteller, and author of Miss Understood. Hannah is passionate about offering parents a safe, wholesome alternative in today’s world, where woke agendas and unsafe materials are often pushed on children. As a photographer, artist, & podcast host, Hannah draws from her love of the outdoors, animals, and the simplicity of farm life to create content that reflects timeless, Bible-based values.

Learn more about Hannah at Treehouse Storyteller, where she provides parents with resources they can trust—tools that inspire creativity, growth, and a strong Biblical foundation, giving parents peace of mind in today’s challenging landscape.

Dr. Oliver's guest is Bruce Wolff who discusses his exciting journeys in Africa to his time spent on the mission field close to home. With brutal honesty that will both encourage and mesmerize, Bruce Wolff shares incredible details about an incredible life lived for the glory of God. Amid the sea of hopelessness and bad news, "Finding Hope Navigating an Obscure Path" is a breath of fresh air, offering valuable insights that will be applicable to anyone, no matter where they are in life. This page-turner is packed with Biblical wisdom and encouragement that will bless everyone who reads it.

Bruce Wolff, author of Finding Hope Navigating an Obscure Path: Learning to Trust God When You Can Barely Understand Him, is the founder and executive director of Brigade Air, Inc. Wolff is the son of missionaries to Africa. After college, he left working in industry and went back to school, then served as a missionary pilot for six years in the southwest U.S. and Mexico. Bruce established the Brigade Air youth aviation camp program in 2000. Former campers now serve in many places around the globe.

Life doesn’t always feel like resurrection morning. Sometimes, it feels quiet. Uncertain. Even heavy.

Today Dr. Bruce Oliver sits down with Megan Feveryear, author of "Fully Known", to talk about what it really means to live in the truth that God fully sees, knows, and loves us. Megan Feveryear speaks with honesty about the seasons we don’t often highlight—the struggles, the questions, the moments where faith feels stretched thin.

But woven through it all is a steady thread of hope. This episode is an invitation to rediscover your identity in Christ, to surrender what you’ve been carrying, and to trust that God’s presence hasn’t moved—even when life feels uncertain.

This is a conversation for anyone longing to be seen—and reminded they already are.

Relationships were never meant to feel this complicated—yet for many, they do. On today’s episode of Talks For Christ, Dr. Bruce Oliver welcomes Keith Spurgin, bestselling author of "Unknown: Finding Connection in a Disconnected World". Keith shares how God reshaped his life when ambition nearly cost him what mattered most. Keith Spurgin is the President of Growth Resourcing Group. With clarity and conviction, he unpacks why trust breaks down, why leadership often falters, and how Christ-centered humility can restore what feels fractured. This is a conversation for anyone longing for deeper connection—with God and with others—and wondering where to begin again.

Brian Doyle has spent more than two decades helping men grow in their faith—and the impact is undeniable. On Talks For Christ, he shares how Iron Sharpens Iron Conferences are equipping men to live with purpose and courage. From personal challenges to ministry breakthroughs, this episode explores what it means to stay faithful when the path is not always clear. Brian also shares how he has useful tools for church leaders to use to help the men grow spiritually in their churches. If you’re looking for encouragement grounded in Biblical truth, this is a conversation you won’t want to miss.

Fear can feel overwhelming—but what if the problem isn’t the size of your fear, but the size of your view of God?

Today Dr. Bruce Oliver sits down with Yvonne M Morgan, whose life and writing reflect a steady trust in the Lord through every season. From mission fields to moments of doubt, Yvonne has learned that God’s faithfulness meets us right where we are.

Her message, “Big God = little fears,” isn’t just a title—it’s a way of seeing life through a Biblical lens. This episode is a reminder that no matter what you’re facing, God is already bigger.