TRUTH Talk with Stu Epperson

Hear powerful testimonies about sharing the gospel despite opposition, reaching the lost, standing firm in biblical truth, and trusting God through life's difficulties. Stu Epperson Jr. also shares insights from his book Thanks Living: Embracing the Power of Gratitude Every Day, reminding us that gratitude flows from the grace of God.

On this episode of Truth Talk Live, host John Galantzis explores the true meaning of biblical worship through Ephesians 1 and a sermon series by Dr. Abidan Shah. Together with callers, John examines why worship is about far more than the songs we sing. It is a response to God's holiness, greatness, grace, and the spiritual blessings we receive through Jesus Christ.

On this episode of Truth Talk Live, Peter Rosenberger explores that difficult question through the public grief expressed by actor Billy Crystal following devastating personal losses.Rather than rushing to correct someone's doubts or explain away their suffering, Peter challenges Christians to practice a ministry of presence: listening without judgment, sitting with the grieving, and weeping with those who weep. Drawing from Psalm 13, Romans 12:15, Job 2:13, and the suffering of Jesus Christ, he reminds us that Scripture makes room for anguish and that Christ meets us in the midst of our deepest pain.

On this episode of Truth Talk Live, discover how daily prayer, Bible study, and spending quiet time with God can transform your heart, strengthen your faith, and change your life.Host Robby Dilmore and his guests welcome Mike Dillon of Richard Childress Racing to share his powerful testimony of how the book The First Hour for Men inspired him to deepen his relationship with God. Through daily prayer, Scripture reading, and fellowship with other Christian men, Mike discovered the life-changing power of putting God first.

What is one thing God has done in your life that you have never fully thanked Him for? On this episode of Truth Talk Live, the hosts explore the transformative power of gratitude, the importance of remembering God's faithfulness, and how a grateful heart can change our perspective on life. Host Robbie welcomes Rusty East, station manager for Truth Network in Utah, along with Rick Evans and Pat Melfi of the legendary Christian music group The Imperials, to discuss Gratitude United: The Gratitude Experience, coming to Layton, Utah, on Saturday, November 14. Featuring The Imperials, Leon Patillo, Michael Peterson, and Caleb Wint, this special event celebrates faith, worship, and thanksgiving through music, testimonies, and the message of the Gospel. The conversation includes moving personal stories of God's provision, the healing power of a simple act of kindness, and the lasting legacy of The Imperials, pioneers of contemporary Christian music. The guests also share the heart behind the Gratitude United tour: encouraging believers to give God glory for His grace and inspiring others to discover the hope found in Jesus Christ. Inspired by the biblical account of the ten lepers in Luke 17, this episode invites listeners to reflect on the blessings they may have taken for granted and embrace a lifestyle of thanksgiving.

In this episode of Truth Talk Live, Mike Zwick discusses the topic of sharing your faith and pro-life programs. It is show that you won't want to miss.

On this episode of Truth Talk Live, the conversation focuses on the importance of Christian involvement in the upcoming midterm elections. Why do so many Americans speak out about the direction of the country but fail to show up at the polls? Through conversations with callers from across the country, the discussion explores voter apathy, political disillusionment, the role of prayer, and the responsibility of believers to make their voices heard. The episode emphasizes the importance of evaluating candidates based on their platforms and biblical values rather than political party loyalty or campaign promises. Listeners will also hear about the church's role in addressing moral and cultural issues, praying for those in authority, and encouraging Christians to become more involved in their communities and consider running for office. Discover why voting matters, how faith can inform civic responsibility, and why believers are encouraged to pray, get informed, and vote according to their biblical convictions.

On this episode of Truth Talk Live, Peter Rosenberger challenges Christians to take seriously their responsibility to participate in the communities where God has placed them, including the responsibility to vote. Drawing from passages such as Matthew 22, Jeremiah 29, and Galatians 6, Peter discusses the difference between trusting God's sovereignty and using it as an excuse for passivity. He also explores the importance of biblical literacy, sharing why Christians should examine every teaching against Scripture rather than choosing only the passages that affirm what they already believe. Peter reflects on suffering, caregiving, self-examination, and the danger of creating a version of God that conforms to our own expectations, ultimately pointing back to the cross and the righteousness found in Christ.

On this episode of Truth Talk Live, Stu Epperson welcomes Amanda Chambers to discuss her new devotional, Some God: A Christian Companion to Charlotte's Web of Hope. Amanda shares how E.B. White's beloved story inspired her to explore biblical themes of identity, fear, faith, self-sacrifice, redemption, endurance, and trusting God through difficult circumstances. Together, Stu and Amanda look at how stories and familiar cultural themes can point people toward the truth of the Gospel, including how Wilbur's journey from a vulnerable runt to a confident pig reflects the new identity believers have in Christ. They also discuss how God can use unlikely people and difficult situations for His purposes and encourage listeners to look beyond the noise of the world and listen to what Scripture says about who they are.

What happens when faith, culture, science, and reality collide? On this episode of Truth Talk Live, guest host Jamal sits down with Christian apologist and author Dr. Frank Turek to discuss defending the Christian faith in a culture increasingly challenging objective truth, morality, science, and biblical authority. Dr. Turek shares insights from his books I Don't Have Enough Faith to Be an Atheist and The War on Reality, explaining why Christians should be prepared to give thoughtful answers about their faith and how Christianity provides a foundation for truth, reason, morality, and meaning. Then, Dr. Michael Woolworth of Bible League joins the conversation to share how Bibles are being placed into the hands of believers around the world—particularly in areas where poverty, persecution, government restrictions, and limited access make obtaining Scripture difficult. Hear stories from India, Malawi, Sri Lanka, and other parts of the world where the Gospel is transforming lives. This episode is a powerful conversation about standing firm in truth, defending your faith, and making God's Word accessible to people who desperately need it.