TRUTH Talk with Stu Epperson

In this powerful and eye-opening episode, Stu sits down with Brad Phillips and Matt Chaney of the Persecution Project Foundation to shine a light on the devastating humanitarian crisis unfolding in Sudan, particularly in the Nuba Mountains. While much of the world looks elsewhere, millions of people are suffering, Christian communities are facing persecution, families are being displaced, and children are struggling to survive.

In this special episode recorded at the Refuel Conference in Lynchburg, Virginia, Stu sit down with Pastor Nathan of Revo Church in Winston-Salem, North Carolina, to discuss the importance of pastors staying connected, encouraging one another, and working together to advance the Gospel.

In today's episode of Truth Talk Live, Mike Zwick sits down with Hyper Fenton in an engaging interview that you won't want to miss. How should we share our faith?

What happened in the 2026 midterm elections, and what does it mean for the future of America? On this episode of Truth Talk Live, Dr. Shah joins Ryan Hill and John Galantis to examine shifting voter demographics, changing political attitudes, and the questions surrounding America's cultural and spiritual direction.The conversation explores why younger voters, particularly men ages 18–44, appear to have shifted politically, and what factors may have contributed to the changes. From economic concerns and social media influence to leadership, education, and the role of the church, the hosts discuss what Christians can learn from the election results.

In this sobering episode of Truth Talk Live, Peter Rosenberger challenges listeners to look beyond election results and examine the spiritual condition of America—and their own hearts.As the nation debates political victories, leadership, and the future, Peter asks a deeper question: Instead of demanding an explanation from God for what He has allowed, should we first examine what we have allowed? From abortion and child abuse to human trafficking, addiction, pornography, and moral compromise, Peter considers the devastating consequences of a culture that increasingly excuses what Scripture calls sin.

On this Election Day, November 3rd, Truth Talk Live explores the powerful message of Luke 11:3: "Give us this day our daily bread." Hosts Robbie and Dr. Carson discuss how God provides both our physical and spiritual needs, often through unexpected moments, conversations, and discoveries in His Word.From celebrating the birth of a new grandbaby to uncovering fresh insights in Galatians, Song of Solomon, and the Lord's Prayer, the conversation reminds listeners that God's Word never runs dry.

How should A Christian Vote? How should we align our beliefs and views at the polls?

What does it look like when a father and son share the same passion for preaching the Gospel and reaching people for Jesus? In this inspiring episode of Truth Talk, we sit down with evangelist and pastor Clayton King and his son Jacob King for a powerful conversation about faith, family, ministry, and the next generation of Gospel messengersClayton shares insights from more than 40 years in ministry, including his message at the Refuel Pastors and Church Leadership Conference about overcoming burnout, discouragement, and spiritual exhaustion. Drawing from the story of Elijah in 1 Kings 19, he explains why even faithful servants of God need rest, renewal, and a fresh reminder that God is the provider.Jacob shares how his parents shaped his faith and calling, what it means to follow their example, and why taking time to rest and trust God is essential for anyone serving Him.

What if the Bible could legally return to America's public schools? What does the Constitution actually say about teaching Scripture in the classroom, and why has biblical literacy become such an important conversation for America's future?In this powerful episode of Truth Talk, we sit down with Rick Green of Patriot Academy and Richard Scurry to discuss the growing movement to bring Bible education back into public schools through legally permissible Bible literacy courses.

Have you ever felt unworthy of God's love because of your past mistakes, failures, or struggles? On this episode of Truth Talk Live, host John Galantis explores the incredible truth that believers in Jesus Christ are highly favored, accepted, and loved by God—not because of their own performance, but because of their relationship with Jesus Christ.Drawing from Ephesians 1:5–8, this episode explores the riches of God's grace, the meaning of being accepted in the Beloved, and the extraordinary price Jesus paid for our redemption through His blood.Through the parable of the prodigal son, powerful biblical teaching, and encouraging listener call-ins, discover why salvation is freely offered to us but came at the ultimate cost of Jesus Christ's sacrifice on the cross.