TRUTH Talk with Stu Epperson

This episode delves into the significance of Passover, its traditions, and how it is celebrated, drawing parallels between the celebration and Christian beliefs, particularly the resurrection of Jesus. Robby and Dr. Date The WordCarson invites listeners to reflect on what Passover means to them personally and to contribute to the conversation. They also explores the metaphorical meanings behind the elements of the Passover Seder, such as the bread and wine, and encourages participation in an upcoming Seder.

Hosted by Alicia Grimes featuring guest Karen DeNui, this is an enlightening conversation blending theology and personal experiences. Karen shares her life story, emphasizing her family's Christian legacy, her work as a counselor, and insights into identity and motherhood. Their dialogue highlights the significance of understanding true identity in Christ, the power of God's love, and the impact of a spiritual legacy.

To learn more about Alicia visit www.oasisministriesnc.com

Hosted by Peter Rosenberger from Aurora, Colorado, today Peter discusses his wife's prolonged hospital stay, her resilience, and the topic of enduring suffering. Listeners are encouraged to consider what they would ask Jesus if they could, reflecting on questions of faith, suffering, and divine purpose. Peter shares personal anecdotes and insights from scripture and hymns, emphasizing themes of divine love and human unworthiness.

In this episode of Truth Talk, Stu Epperson was in Washington, D.C., with the Center for Christian Statesmanship, handing out Bibles to new members of Congress. The idea is to support these members through a Christian perspective, regardless of political affiliation.

Truth Talk Live is an engaging radio program where host Robby Dilmore sits down with special guest Emily to discuss her upcoming show, Hope in the Morning. This new program is dedicated to sharing stories of hope and healing through powerful testimonies from individuals who have navigated profound tragedy and loss. Emily, a passionate advocate for faith-driven healing, brings her heart for transformation as she explains how Hope in the Morning will turn pain into powerful stories of hope rooted in Christ. Tune in to hear how suffering can lead to restoration and the reminder that healing and hope are always found in Christ.

In this episode, Robby Dilmore explores the symbolism of spring colors, with a special focus on the rainbow as a representation of God's promise. Dr. Date the Word Carson joins Robby for a discussion on spring, Easter, and the meaning behind various colors, highlighting the spiritual insights they offer. Listeners are invited to call in and share their favorite spring colors and their personal symbolism. The episode also delves into the scriptural significance of these colors and reflects on Easter as a time for spiritual renewal and contemplation.

In this episode of Truth Talk Live Peter Rosenberger's talks about his  personal reflections related to a tragic event involving a church custodian, Mike Hill, who was killed during a shooting at the Covenant School. Rosenberger shares memories of playing the piano at a church where Mike worked and reflects on broader societal issues such as mental illness and gender identity. The narrative weaves personal anecdotes, theological reflections, and societal criticisms, with an emphasis on trust in God amidst suffering.

Host Alicia Grimes discussed a range of topics, from the beauty of spring in North Carolina to spiritual insights surrounding Easter. Grimes recounted experiences from the Oasis Women's Conference and a Phil Wickham concert, both of which highlighted themes of divine encounters and worship. The program focused on the story of the Samaritan woman from the Gospel of John, illustrating how Jesus communicated with individuals at their point of need, leading them to revelations about His identity.

To learn more about Oasis Ministries visit www.oasisministriesnc.com

In this special episode of Truth Talk Dr. Steven Pettit's express efforts to advocate for Christian values within political realms, especially through the Palmetto Family Council. He opposes the idea of separating faith from politics, emphasizing the need for Christians to participate in governance to ensure righteousness. Pettit underscores the significance of prayer and biblical guidance for political leaders and encourages Christians to actively engage in shaping policies for the greater good.