TRUTH Talk with Stu Epperson

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.

In this episode of Truth Talk Live, Mike Zwick discusses the topic of Christ's return with guest Stu Epperson. It's a show that you won't want to miss.

On this episode of Truth Talk Live, Dr. Abadahn Shah joins the conversation to examine the sanctity of human life and the biblical foundation for understanding its value. From abortion and physician-assisted suicide to euthanasia and the treatment of individuals with disabilities, the discussion explores who has the authority to determine when life begins, when it ends, and what makes a life valuable. Drawing from Psalm 139, Dr. Shah emphasizes that every human being is fearfully and wonderfully made in God's image, regardless of age, ability, or circumstances. Listeners also call in to discuss how Christians can defend the value of life with grace, compassion, and biblical conviction, as well as how churches can better support families and individuals affected by disabilities. Join the conversation as the hosts consider what it means to recognize God as the author of life and to protect the dignity of every human person.

America is deeply divided, but what happens when those divisions collide with serious security threats and a growing crisis of trust? On this episode of Truth Talk Live, Peter Rosenberger examines whether a divided nation can still respond effectively to external threats and asks what genuine reconciliation would require. Drawing from Scripture, including Proverbs 28:13 and Proverbs 18:17, Peter explores the importance of truth, confession, accountability, changed conduct, and examining evidence before moving forward. The conversation also turns to the role of Christians in public life, biblical literacy, and a challenge for listeners to read through the book of Proverbs one chapter each day for the 31 days of October.

Stu Epperson takes listeners into a powerful conversation about evangelism, prayer, and sharing the Gospel with Jesse, Pastor Noah, and Jordan after an outreach experience in New York City. They discuss Share the Truth Now, a resource designed to help Christians confidently introduce people to Jesus and provide answers to questions about faith and different worldviews.

Stu Epperson sits down with Dr Abidan Shah and John from Clearview Church and the Clearview Today show for a wide-ranging conversation about faith, culture, biblical truth, and the challenges facing Christians in today's world. Dr Shah shares from his personal background and explains why understanding the foundation of our faith is so important when engaging with competing worldviews and ideologies. The conversation also explores the importance of keeping Jesus Christ at the center rather than allowing politics and cultural issues to become the ultimate priority.

Stu sits down with Pastor David Chadwick of Moments of Hope Church in Charlotte, North Carolina, for a conversation about ministry, the Gospel, discipleship, and reaching people right where they are. David shares the story behind Community Matters Café, an outreach of Charlotte Rescue Mission that gives people recovering from addiction an opportunity to rebuild their lives through faith, work, and purpose. He also talks about his decades of ministry in Charlotte, his family serving alongside him, and why he believes we are called to "refire," not retire.

On this episode of Truth Talk Live, Robby and Dr. Carson explore the power of prayer and fasting through Scripture and real-life testimonies of God providing peace, direction, strength, and breakthrough in difficult circumstances. Hear powerful stories from listeners who experienced God's presence through addiction, marriage, grief, financial hardship, family struggles, and major life decisions including a remarkable story of unexpected provision for a son's college tuition. The conversation is a reminder that prayer is not simply a last resort, but a continual dependence on God in the battles and challenges of everyday life. Discover why, as Dr. Carson shares, "Nothing of eternal significance ever happens apart from prayer."