TRUTH Talk with Stu Epperson

Peter examines how cultural boundaries have shifted over time and argues that the deeper issue is not simply sexuality or politics, but the human heart's desire to define right and wrong on its own terms. He challenges Christians to look beyond the sins of the culture and honestly examine their own hearts, emphasizing the truth of the Gospel, the necessity of grace, and our shared need for a Savior.

On today's Truth Talk Live, Robby and Dwayne Carson reflect on Romans 8:18 and the powerful truth that the sufferings of this present time cannot compare with the glory God reveals in us. Listeners share personal stories of pain, loss, illness, broken relationships, and everyday struggles and how God used those experiences to deepen their faith, bring wisdom, and open doors to minister to others. From stories of miraculous encouragement and restored hope to the example of Paul praising God in prison, the conversation explores what it means to turn to God rather than on God or away from God in the midst of suffering. Discover how God can use even our hardest seasons to reveal His love, strengthen our character, and make His glory known through our lives.

What do Passover, Pentecost, and the Feast of Booths reveal about Jesus? In this powerful conversation on Truth Talk Live, Stu Epperson sits down with Tammy Priest, author of Jerusalem Calls: The Three Jewish Feasts and My Journey to Jesus. Tammy shares her journey from growing up in a Jewish home to discovering Jesus as the Messiah, and how the Jewish feasts became signposts pointing her toward the Gospel. From Passover and Yom Kippur to the Last Supper, the resurrection, Pentecost, and the Great Commission, Tammy explains the biblical and Jewish context that gives familiar passages new depth. She also offers practical wisdom for Christians who want to build genuine relationships with Jewish friends and share the Gospel with humility, respect, and love. Discover the Jewish roots of the Christian faith—and see Jesus through a whole new lens.

On this episode of Truth For The Youth, Faith Epperson welcomes her grandmother, Nancy Epperson, for a powerful conversation about faith, Scripture memorization, and walking closely with God. Nancy shares her testimony of growing up in Hawaii during the time of Pearl Harbor, experiencing hardship and family struggles, and ultimately finding Christ as a teenager after being invited to church. She explains how memorizing Scripture since the age of 14 has transformed her relationship with God and offers practical advice for young people who want to begin hiding God's Word in their hearts. Faith and Nancy also discuss the importance of godly friendships, renewing your mind through Scripture, trusting God through difficult seasons, and putting Him first.

On this episode, Stu Epperson talks with newly ordained Christian minister, evangelist, and athlete Doug Elks about his recent ministry opportunities across the country. Doug shares powerful stories from preaching at major events, including The Greek Theatre in Los Angeles and Red Rocks in Colorado, where hundreds responded to the gospel. He explains why every believer should view every person and every open door as an opportunity to share Christ with compassion and urgency. Doug also challenges listeners with 1 Thessalonians 2:4, reminding us that we have been entrusted with the gospel not to please people, but to please God. As he celebrates his ordination, Doug points listeners back to the greatest testimony of all: God has given eternal life through His Son, Jesus Christ.

On this episode, Stu Epperson sits down with Fred Hagee and Jamal following their missions trip to New York City, where they shared the gospel in Times Square, Brooklyn Bridge, Washington Square Park, and even on subway cars. They share powerful stories of people who heard the message of Jesus, prayed to receive Christ, and were impacted by bold evangelism in the streets. Fred also discusses his book Give Him Jesus, designed to equip believers with practical tools and confidence to become intentional soul winners. The conversation reminds listeners that the gospel not politics, celebrity, or culture is the true power to change lives and encourages Christians to step outside their comfort zones and share Christ wherever God sends them.

In this episode of Truth Talk Live, Mike Zwick discusses the topic of drifting away from God. How do we as Christians stay close to God in a busy society? It's a show you don't want to miss. Be sure to listen to Truth Talk Live daily Mon-Fri at 4pm. Can't listen at 4pm? That's okay! Download the Truth Talk Live podcast and listen anytime, anywhere

In this episode of Truth Talk Live, Robby Dillmore and Dwyane Carson dive into Proverbs 8:13 and the powerful truth that "the fear of the Lord is to hate evil." They discuss how walking with God can transform what we love, what we reject, and even the words we speak. Robby and Dwyane explore the differences between pride and arrogance, the dangers of gossip and a perverse mouth, and how God redirects our hearts when we begin to follow His path. Listeners also call in to share how God has changed their attitudes, behaviors, and desires as they've grown in their faith.

Today on Truth Talk Live, Peter Rosenberger examines Massachusetts' recent changes to abortion law and challenges Christians to consider their responsibility to speak up for unborn life. Drawing from Scripture and the biblical history of child sacrifice, Peter explores the story of Molech, the Valley of Hinnom, and King Josiah's efforts to put an end to the practice. The conversation also highlights the importance of supporting mothers, pregnancy centers, adoption and foster care, while extending the message of grace and redemption. Callers Melanie and Jamal join the discussion, sharing their concerns about abortion, political involvement, evangelism, and the need for Christians to become more active in their communities. Peter ultimately challenges believers to take seriously the freedom they have been given and use their voices to stand for truth, life, and the Gospel.

Robby Dilmore and Dr. Dwayne Carson explore Ecclesiastes 8:11 and the importance of discipline in turning hearts away from evil. They discuss how parents, teachers, leaders, and friends can use correction and accountability to help others stay on the right path. Through personal stories and biblical examples, they highlight the difference between discipline rooted in love and correction that comes from anger or frustration. The conversation also explores the importance of receiving godly rebuke, speaking the truth in love, and recognizing when someone is trying to keep us from the traps Satan sets before us. Ultimately, the message is a reminder that God's Word is His instruction to us, and we should respond with humility and allow His truth to correct and shape our lives.