TRUTH Talk with Stu Epperson

As Pentecost Sunday approaches, Peter Rosenberger explores the meaning of Pentecost, the role of the Holy Spirit, and the often-debated topic of speaking in tongues. Through scripture, personal stories, and listener calls, the conversation focuses on whether spiritual gifts are truly edifying the body of Christ and how believers can keep their worship centered on glorifying God rather than themselves. The episode closes with a powerful reflection on faith, obedience, and worship through suffering, reminding listeners that the fruit of the Spirit matters just as much as the gifts.

On this episode of Truth Talk Live, the conversation centers around Ephesians 5:19 and the power of worship through psalms, hymns, and spiritual songs. Callers and guests share emotional stories of how God used music to comfort them in grief, strengthen them in difficult seasons, and awaken memories of faith deep within their hearts. From hospital room hymns to songs sung on tractors, street corners, and Sunday mornings, this episode is a moving reminder that worship isn't about perfect voices it's about hearts turned toward God.

Best-selling author and relationship expert Gary Chapman joins Truth Talk Live to discuss his newest book, The Most Important Love Language, co-written with Les Parrott and Leslie Parrott. Dr. Chapman shares why the most important love language is actually your spouse's, how couples can resolve conflict without tearing each other down, and why Christ's example of unconditional love is the true foundation for a healthy marriage. Hear practical wisdom, biblical encouragement, and details about his upcoming relationship conference in Layton designed to strengthen marriages and restore hope for struggling couples.

A powerful conversation unfolds as chess mentor and author Robert Katende shares how God transformed his life from hopelessness and poverty to global impact through faith and the game of chess. Alongside Pastor Pastor Juma serving in the slums of Nairobi, and ministry partner John Davenport, the discussion highlights how sports, discipleship, and generosity are bringing hope and the gospel to thousands across Africa. From the story behind Disney's Queen of Katwe to ministry in some of the world's toughest communities, this episode is a challenge to use whatever gifts God has given you to make Christ known.

As America approaches its 250th birthday, this episode of Truth Talk Live explores what it really means to be a light in today's culture. Robby Dilmore and Dr. Date the Word Carson challenge listeners to stop asking how America can become more Christian and instead ask how they can make America more Christ-like through everyday actions, prayer, kindness, and personal revival. From conversations with waitresses to praying for pastors and reflecting on the sacrifices of America's founders, the show highlights practical ways believers can live out their faith during these 50 days leading up to Independence Day.

On this episode of Truth Talk Live, guests and callers discuss whether Islam is a religion of peace while exploring the differences between Islam and Christianity. The show also features a powerful testimony from a former Muslim who shares how an encounter with Jesus led him to faith in Christ.

On this episode of Truth Talk Live, host Dwayne Carson discusses impossible prayers and how God still answers them in extraordinary ways through the stories of Nehemiah, Jeff Chetwood, and Lebanese pastor Eli Karam. Listeners hear powerful testimonies of revival, millions coming to Christ through International Commission, and the growing movement of faith across Lebanon and the Middle East. The episode encourages believers to pray boldly, trust God for the impossible, and share the hope of the Gospel with the world.

On this episode of Truth Talk Live, listeners share powerful stories of prayer, peace, healing, and God's presence during life's hardest moments. From hospital rooms and car accidents to everyday moments of faith, these testimonies reveal how prayer can bring comfort, direction, and hope. Robby Dillmore reflects on personal experiences and invites callers to remember the moments when God showed up in unforgettable ways.