Talks For Christ

In this encouraging episode, Mr. Troy Miller, President and CEO of the National Religious Broadcasters, joins Dr. Oliver to discuss the growing importance of Christian communication in today’s world. Drawing from years of leadership in business, ministry, and media, Mr. Troy Miller reflects on his faith journey and the responsibility of sharing Biblical truth with clarity and compassion.

Listeners will gain insight into the mission of NRB and the purpose behind the upcoming NRB 2026 International Christian Media Convention, Feb. 17th - 20th, 2026. Troy shares how Christian communicators can remain faithful while reaching diverse audiences. This conversation offers thoughtful encouragement for anyone who desires to use their voice to point others toward Christ and remain steady in faith during changing times.

In this episode returning guest Shilo Creed shares how God used seasons of challenge to deepen her faith and guide her calling. The conversation explores Kingdom citizenship, spiritual identity, and the purpose behind her Bible study Pursued. Shilo offers insight into how prayer, obedience, and Scripture shape everyday life. This podcast provides hope and encouragement for those seeking a stronger relationship with Christ and a clearer sense of spiritual direction.

In this episode, Dr. Oliver interviews a returning guest, Shilo Creed, author, podcast host, and faith advocate whose work centers on helping believers understand what it truly means to live in the Kingdom of God. Shilo opens up about her personal journey, her calling to write, and the heart behind her book Pursued. Together they explore why Jesus focused on the Kingdom, how the church has sometimes shifted away from that message, and what it looks like to return to simple obedience and trust. This podcast episode is for anyone hungry for more than routine faith. Get ready for a journey full of faith and wisdom.

Troy Anderson—Pulitzer Prize–nominated journalist, bestselling author, joins us on Talks For Christ to discuss his newest book, "Designated Disrupter: Trump and Other Unlikely Agents of Revival." With decades of journalistic experience, Troy Anderson brings a measured, faith-centered perspective to cultural moments that leave many believers uncertain.

He is the founder of the Inspire Literary Group, a company dedicated to helping authors bring their messages to the world. Anderson highlights his journey, the role of prayer and faith in our current society a thoughtful look into revival.

His current projects includes turning his book ‘Revelation 9:11’ into a TV series and ‘The Trump Code’ into a documentary. This episode encourages listeners to listen carefully, pray deeply, and remain anchored in Christ.

In this episode, Dr. Bruce Oliver welcomes Tom Donovan, founder of Lordsbook — a Christian platform designed to help believers stay encouraged, connected, and grounded in Scripture. Tom shares how the Lord stirred his heart to create a faith-centered space where people can learn, grow, and engage safely. He explains the daily spiritual rhythm built into Lordsbook, including Scripture, devotionals, Bible reading, and worship content. Tom also discusses the rapid global growth of the platform and how God continues to guide new features that support discipleship for all ages. This conversation offers hope, clarity, and fresh inspiration for believers navigating today’s digital world.

Beatty Carmichael joins Dr. Bruce Oliver to uncover the spiritual battles many believers face without understanding the source. Beatty discusses the Biblical foundations behind his book, THE PRAYER OF FREEDOM. Drawing from years of ministry experience, Beatty explains how issues commonly labeled as anxiety, depression, chronic pain, or addiction may actually be rooted in spiritual oppression. He shares why traditional approaches often fall short and why a simple, Scripture-based prayer process brings breakthrough in nearly 90% of cases. This conversation offers hope for anyone who feels stuck, weary, or overlooked. It’s a reminder that Jesus still heals, still frees, and still walks closely with those who seek Him.

Join us as Anita Backman, author of "A Devotional - Jottings on the Journey" shares her powerful story of living with bipolar disorder, complex PTSD, an eating disorder, and chronic pain—while discovering the deep compassion of Jesus. Her book was shaped through intentional prayer during walks with her dog Hugo, where she met God in both quiet and painful moments.

This episode will encourage anyone who needs hope, peace, and a reminder that Jesus sees every part of their story.

Dinah Monahan joins us to discuss the journey from hidden shame to renewed identity. Drawing from her years of ministry work and her resources designed for women seeking healing, Dinah explains the difference between pain and shame, why shame often goes unnoticed, and how God gently leads women toward restoration. With tender wisdom, she invites listeners to trust God with the parts of their story they’ve tried to forget. This episode encourages believers to embrace Christ’s mercy and step into the truth of who they are.

In this episode of Talks For Christ, Dinah Monahan shares the heart behind Psalm Fifty One Ministry and why helping women confront shame is essential for healing. Dinah explains how God opened her eyes to the deeper wounds beneath trauma and how surrender leads to restored identity. Through stories from retreats, decades of ministry experience, and her video series and workbook, Dinah shows listeners what freedom in Christ looks like when shame is brought into the light. This conversation offers practical hope and Scriptural truth for anyone longing for healing.

On this "Audio" edition of the Inspire Podcast, host Troy Anderson sits down with Dr. Bruce Oliver, host of the Talks For Christ podcast, for an eye-opening conversation about "revival"—and the surprising ways God is stirring hearts today.

Together, they explore how the Lord often works through unexpected voices, including controversial or secular figures, to call people back to Him. Their conversation draws a thoughtful parallel between ancient Nineveh and modern America, offering insight into how God reaches nations that are drifting and how He awakens people who least expect it.

Dr. Oliver and Troy share how they’ve watched God move in places that don’t fit the usual mold, and why these moments point to a larger spiritual awakening happening across the country. If you want a deeper understanding of how God uses unlikely agents to carry His message, this interview will encourage you and sharpen your perspective.

For those wanting to continue the conversation, be sure to pick up Troy Anderson’s new book, "Designated Disrupter: Trump and Other Unlikely Agents of Revival"—a helpful resource for anyone seeking to discern the times with clarity and faith.