On today's Truth Talk Live, Robby and Dr. "Date the Word"Carson reflect on Romans 9:3 and Paul's deep burden for those who were lost. They discuss what it means to be genuinely brokenhearted for family members, friends, neighbors, and others who don't know Christ and how that burden should move us to pray, share the Gospel, and never give up hope.

Peter Rosenberger examines the warning signs of moving moral and cultural boundaries. From the phrase "we'll never go that far" to examples of sexuality, abortion, justice, and the consequences of unchecked sin, Peter challenges listeners to consider what happens when boundaries are gradually removed. He also discusses the heartbreaking Lindsay Clancy case and emphasizes the importance of remembering victims while showing compassion and truth.

In this episode, Stu Epperson sits down with Donna Jo Abernathy, a cancer survivor, author, and gifted pianist who has been using her musical talents to serve and encourage others for more than 70 years. Donna Jo shares how her faith, family, music, and journey through leukemia have taught her to remain grateful through every season. She also talks about her book, From Him to You Through Me, a memoir about the many ways God opened doors for her to share her gift of music.

In this episode, we dive into Psalm 1 and discover two very different paths: the way of the righteous and the way of the ungodly. Stu is joined by his mom, who has memorized all six verses of Psalm 1, to discuss the importance of meditating on God's Word, guarding what we put into our hearts and minds, and allowing Scripture to shape our lives. They also share simple, practical steps for memorizing Scripture including the fun practice of "quoting and floating"!

As Labor Day approaches, Truth Talk Live explores what hard work and diligence can teach us about life, faith, and following God. Robby, Dr. Dwayne Carson, and their guests share stories of hard work, family, perseverance, and learning to find balance between labor and rest.The conversation also looks at what Scripture teaches about working "as unto the Lord," building our faith through diligent study, and using our workplaces as opportunities to be a light for Christ. From farming and construction to rebuilding engines and studying the Bible, discover how God can use our work to shape us, strengthen our faith, and accomplish His purposes.

What does it mean to truly thrive as a Christian? In this episode, Matthew Weathers challenges young believers to reject mediocrity, live boldly for God's glory, and lead with courage in a culture that desperately needs the Gospel. Drawing from Luke 2:52, he explains how Jesus modeled intentional growth in wisdom, stature, and favor with God and others. Hear how biblical truth, discipline, courage, and a focus on Christ can equip the next generation to live with purpose and make a lasting Kingdom impact.

In this episode of Truth Talk Live, Robby Dilmore explores what may be holding churches back from becoming the church God has called them to be. Pastor Brad Lovell joins the program to discuss leadership, volunteer burnout, connecting people to meaningful ministry, and the upcoming Unstoppable Church Conference at Triad Baptist Church in Kernersville, North Carolina. The conversation then turns to The Pursuit of More: How Addiction to Christ Makes Us Fully Human with author Shawn Saunders. Together, they explore addiction, brokenness, spiritual hunger, the prodigal son, and what it means to find true freedom and fulfillment by making Christ the center of our lives. The episode also features encouragement on sharing your faith, biblical perspectives on money and stewardship, and a discussion about national debt, currency devaluation, gold and silver, and the importance of financial diversification. It's an episode filled with practical encouragement for church leaders, believers seeking deeper faith, and anyone looking for wisdom about life, purpose, and stewardship.

On this special August 28 episode of Truth Talk Live, the conversation centers on Romans 8:28: "And we know that all things work together for good for those who love God and are called according to His purpose." The hosts explore what it really means to trust that promise when life brings heartbreak, loss, financial crisis, tragedy, disappointment, and unexpected detours.

Everyone makes mistakes, but how we respond to those mistakes can shape our faith, leadership, and relationships. In this episode of Truth Talk Live, Ryan, John, and Dr. Abidan Shah discuss the difference between ordinary mistakes and serious infractions, and why humility is essential when we get things wrong. Through the examples of Peter, Judas, and Billy Graham, they explore how God can use failure, correction, and difficult experiences to refine us and prepare us for what comes next. The conversation also highlights the importance of godly mentors who are willing to speak truth into our lives and help us grow. Above all, listeners are reminded that God's grace is greater than our mistakes and that, with humility and faith, there is always hope for restoration and a better tomorrow.