TRUTH Talk with Stu Epperson

In this episode of, host Peter Rosenberger dives into a provoking discussion on the intersection of faith and politics. He explores the role of the Church in maintaining the separation of church and state, while also addressing the moral responsibility of Christians to speak out against corruption in government.

Host Dr. Joy, speaks about the need for patience and faith, reminding listeners that God's timing is perfect. Through biblical and personal stories, listeners are encouraged to pray, serve, and trust in God's plan without giving up, even during long seasons of waiting.

In this episode , we spotlight a small-town pastor facing  trouble for doing what many would call a simple act of compassion.Pastor Bryan of Dad’s Place church in Ohio, is staring down a 60-day jail sentence—not for a crime of violence or fraud, but for alleged fire code violations. The city claims the church lacks proper sprinklers, even though similar buildings like local motels operate without them. Despite the legal threats, the congregation remains united and unwavering in their mission, standing strong in faith as the fight for religious freedom continues.

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For over 25 years, the Persecution Project has been on the frontlines in Africa, serving victims of genocide and religious persecution—especially the Christian community in Sudan and South Sudan. Today, their mission is more critical than ever as conflict in Sudan spirals into one of the worst humanitarian disasters in recent history.

What does it really mean to be an American citizen? In this episode, we explore that question through the lens of history, faith, and civic responsibility. Joining us is Rick Green, founder of Patriot Academy and author of A Blueprint for Rebuilding Liberty. Rick walks us through how America’s founding principles—rooted in biblical values and constitutional truths—can still guide our society today.

On this episode of Truth & Turning Points, host Joey Hudson brings insight and clarity to the intersection of faith, politics, and today’s headlines.

In a recent episode of Truth Talk Live, hosted by Dwyane Carson, this conversation focused on the importance of the local church in the life of a believer. We explore why more people especially young men are returning to church, and emphasized how being part of a faith community is essential for spiritual growth and Christian living.

In this episode, Peter shares deeply moving stories from his own life — including his wife Gracie’s courageous journey through what will soon be her 98th surgery. He also opens up about how he’s using artificial intelligence, reflects on the deeper meaning behind current events, and discusses how all of these experiences shape his worldview and strengthen his faith. Through it all, Peter emphasizes the critical importance of truly seeing others and recognizing their needs — even when you're facing personal storms of your own.

In our latest episode, Stu sit down with Dr. Carlos Campo, president of the Museum of the Bible in Washington, D.C. He shares how the museum is making a powerful impact not just in the U.S., but around the world. Dr. Campo talks about the museum’s mission to preserve and showcase the Bible’s deep historical and spiritual influence — and how they’re making it accessible to everyone through a community-friendly membership model. He also highlights some of the museum’s standout exhibits that are drawing in both scholars and families, creating a space where history, faith, and curiosity come together.