TRUTH Talk with Stu Epperson

As winter storms approach, Truth Talk Live explores how snow can slow us down,not just physically but spiritually. From practical tips on preparing homes and cars to deeper reflections on how God uses storms to bring peace, perspective, and growth, this episode invites listeners to see disruption differently. Through scripture, personal stories, and heartfelt listener calls, we examine how trials reveal what truly matters. When the storm comes, how will you prepare your heart?

Peter Rosenberger addresses the disruption of a Sunday worship service in Minneapolis and what it signals about the cultural moment facing the church. Through listener calls and Scripture, the conversation explores how believers should respond to hostility, fear, and uncertainty balancing preparedness with faith. Peter points listeners to the unshakable nature of God's kingdom, emphasizing rest in Christ rather than reactionary fear.

What happens when angry protesters storm a church during worship? On this episode of Truth Talk Live, Stu Epperson tackles the real-life disruption of a Minnesota church by ICE protesters and asks how Christians should respond? With compassion, justice, and wisdom. Joined by Ryan Helfenbein of Liberty University's Standing for Freedom Center and callers nationwide, the conversation explores religious liberty, church security, biblical responses to protest, and where compassion ends and lawlessness begins.

Stu Epperson talks with Bill Reeves about spreading the gospel worldwide through The Action Bible. Bill shares his faith journey and how this visually powerful, Scripture-accurate Bible is reaching young people in over 100 languages. Learn how listeners can help place God's Word into the hands of children around the world.

On this episode of Truth Talk Live, listeners reflect on what it means to linger with God in prayer. Through heartfelt calls and Scripturefrom Psalm 23 to Exodus 14:14. The conversation explores slowing down, being still, and experiencing God's presence beyond a list of requests. A powerful reminder that sometimes the deepest prayer is simply staying with Him.

Peter Rosenberger explores corruption, accountability, and civic responsibility. Linking a dramatic chapter of Montana history to modern government failures. Through caller insights and biblical reflection, the episode challenges listeners to consider what happens when institutions protect themselves instead of the people they serve.

From the streets of New York City to prisons across the Deep South, this powerful episode of Truth Talk Live features the remarkable life and ministry of Tom Maharis, longtime pastor of Manhattan Bible Church and a fiery evangelist with a heart for the broken. From the Jesus Movement, Woodstock era searching, and a dramatic encounter with Christ in 1968, Tom shares how God redeemed a life once marked by sex, drugs, and rock and roll,and turned it into decades of Gospel impact.