Truth Talk Weekend

Pastor Jeff Johnson of Mount Pisgah Church in Greensboro shares how a mission trip to Thailand transformed his perspective on faith, ministry, and the gospel. From supporting church planting in a nation that is only about 1% Christian to witnessing powerful acts of faith in villages, prisons, and underserved communities, Jeff reflects on lessons the American church can learn about humility, dependence on God, and taking the gospel where it is needed most. His story is a reminder that missions not only bless others but they often change the hearts of those who go.

Graduation season sparks a powerful conversation on Truth Talk Live about the advice we would give our younger selves. Robby Dilmore, Dwayne "Date the Word". Carson, and listeners share memorable commencement wisdom about faith, prayer, perseverance, and living for what truly matters. From "Life will trash your trophies" to "fear God and keep His commandments," this episode offers encouragement for anyone stepping into a new season of life.

Ukrainian business leaders joined today's broadcast to share how faith, resilience, and community are helping them endure life during the ongoing war in Ukraine. Through Troika, they are visiting the U.S. to learn business principles rooted in integrity, leadership, and biblical values while building relationships with American believers. Guests shared personal stories of running businesses during wartime, supporting soldiers and families, and seeing many people turn to God through hardship. The program also encouraged listeners to continue praying for Ukraine's leaders, soldiers, churches, and citizens as they seek peace, wisdom, and strength each day.    

As Memorial Day weekend approaches, the conversation turns to the true meaning behind the holiday and the sacrifices that made America's freedoms possible. The hosts reflect on the difference between Memorial Day and Veterans Day, honoring those who gave their lives in service and the families forever changed by that sacrifice. Through heartfelt stories, personal memories, and powerful reminders of service, patriotism, and faith, listeners are encouraged to slow down, remember, and give thanks for those who stood in the gap for others.

As Pentecost Sunday approaches, Peter Rosenberger explores the meaning of Pentecost, the role of the Holy Spirit, and the often-debated topic of speaking in tongues. Through scripture, personal stories, and listener calls, the conversation focuses on whether spiritual gifts are truly edifying the body of Christ and how believers can keep their worship centered on glorifying God rather than themselves. The episode closes with a powerful reflection on faith, obedience, and worship through suffering, reminding listeners that the fruit of the Spirit matters just as much as the gifts.

On this episode of Truth Talk Live, the conversation centers around Ephesians 5:19 and the power of worship through psalms, hymns, and spiritual songs. Callers and guests share emotional stories of how God used music to comfort them in grief, strengthen them in difficult seasons, and awaken memories of faith deep within their hearts. From hospital room hymns to songs sung on tractors, street corners, and Sunday mornings, this episode is a moving reminder that worship isn't about perfect voices it's about hearts turned toward God.

Best-selling author and relationship expert Gary Chapman joins Truth Talk Live to discuss his newest book, The Most Important Love Language, co-written with Les Parrott and Leslie Parrott. Dr. Chapman shares why the most important love language is actually your spouse's, how couples can resolve conflict without tearing each other down, and why Christ's example of unconditional love is the true foundation for a healthy marriage. Hear practical wisdom, biblical encouragement, and details about his upcoming relationship conference in Layton designed to strengthen marriages and restore hope for struggling couples.

A powerful conversation unfolds as chess mentor and author Robert Katende shares how God transformed his life from hopelessness and poverty to global impact through faith and the game of chess. Alongside Pastor Pastor Juma serving in the slums of Nairobi, and ministry partner John Davenport, the discussion highlights how sports, discipleship, and generosity are bringing hope and the gospel to thousands across Africa. From the story behind Disney's Queen of Katwe to ministry in some of the world's toughest communities, this episode is a challenge to use whatever gifts God has given you to make Christ known.

As America approaches its 250th birthday, this episode of Truth Talk Live explores what it really means to be a light in today's culture. Robby Dilmore and Dr. Date the Word Carson challenge listeners to stop asking how America can become more Christian and instead ask how they can make America more Christ-like through everyday actions, prayer, kindness, and personal revival. From conversations with waitresses to praying for pastors and reflecting on the sacrifices of America's founders, the show highlights practical ways believers can live out their faith during these 50 days leading up to Independence Day.

On this episode of Truth Talk Live, guests and callers discuss whether Islam is a religion of peace while exploring the differences between Islam and Christianity. The show also features a powerful testimony from a former Muslim who shares how an encounter with Jesus led him to faith in Christ.

On this episode of Truth Talk Live, host Dwayne Carson discusses impossible prayers and how God still answers them in extraordinary ways through the stories of Nehemiah, Jeff Chetwood, and Lebanese pastor Eli Karam. Listeners hear powerful testimonies of revival, millions coming to Christ through International Commission, and the growing movement of faith across Lebanon and the Middle East. The episode encourages believers to pray boldly, trust God for the impossible, and share the hope of the Gospel with the world.

On this episode of Truth Talk Live, listeners share powerful stories of prayer, peace, healing, and God's presence during life's hardest moments. From hospital rooms and car accidents to everyday moments of faith, these testimonies reveal how prayer can bring comfort, direction, and hope. Robby Dillmore reflects on personal experiences and invites callers to remember the moments when God showed up in unforgettable ways.

Dr. Alex McFarland shares the powerful experience of reading Scripture at the Museum of the Bible in Washington, D.C., alongside national leaders, pastors, and public figures during a historic public reading of the entire Bible. Reflecting on the authority, preservation, and life-changing power of God's Word, Alex explains how Scripture shaped his own journey to Christ and continues to transform lives today. From the Dead Sea Scrolls to America's spiritual foundations, this conversation is a compelling reminder that the Bible still stands as truth for every generation.

A powerful testimony of redemption and faith, this episode follows Jesse's journey from addiction, brokenness, and despair to finding hope in Jesus Christ. Through heartbreak, restoration, and a calling to serve others, Jesse shares how God used coffee, ministry, and compassion to reach the homeless and transform lives from Canada to Honduras and beyond. Hear the inspiring story behind Kingdom Coffee and the mission to bring both physical and spiritual hope to people who feel forgotten.

How Jesus sees us through grace, identity, and redemption. Callers share personal stories about being accepted as children of God, clothed in Christ's righteousness, and transformed by His love rather than striving for approval. The conversation explores repentance, spiritual growth, evangelism, and finding freedom from shame through understanding one's identity in Jesus Christ.

On this episode of Truth Talk Live, Stu Epperson asks a bold question: What if churches charged admission on Sunday mornings? Listeners from across the country call in to discuss tithing, generosity, stewardship, and whether putting a price on church would strengthen commitment or contradict the gospel. The conversation dives into what Scripture says about giving, the value of the local church, and whether believers truly support the ministries that feed and disciple them spiritually.

On this episode of Truth Talk Live, we celebrate Teacher Appreciation Day by sharing powerful stories of teachers who changed lives. From encouragement and discipline to seeing potential where others didn't, callers reflect on the educators who shaped their paths. Join the conversation as we honor the impact of teachers and the lasting difference they make every day.

Steve Jumper shares the story behind Don't Cut the Grass on Sunday a simple, relatable look at Christianity for skeptics and newcomers. A conversation about faith, clarity, and making the Gospel easy to understand.

Jerry Pattengill shares his remarkable journey from homelessness to becoming a leading Bible scholar. In this conversation with Stu Epperson, he reflects on the history and truth of Scripture, the power of respectful dialogue, and why the Bible continues to endure through every generation. A powerful reminder that the dream must be stronger than the struggle.

If Jesus Christ were coming back tonight at 10 p.m., what would you do? On Truth Talk Live, callers wrestle with that question through the lens of Scripture, including the parable of the ten virgins in Matthew 25. From urgent evangelism to simply remaining faithful in everyday life, listeners share how they would spend their final hours. The conversation explores readiness, repentance, forgiveness, and the reality that no one knows the day or hour challenging believers to live with purpose, urgency, and anticipation every day.

After a national tragedy, many call to "tone down the rhetoric"—but who is actually responsible? Peter Rosenberger challenges the use of "we" as a way to avoid accountability and calls listeners to shift from collective blame to personal ownership, both in culture and in faith.

This episode of Truth Talk Live explores faith, culture, and leadership asking whether politics belongs in the pulpit and what truly defines a Christian.Pastor Grant Castleberry and Philip Webb emphasize a biblical foundation for preaching, worship, and decision-making, pointing listeners back to Scripture as the ultimate guide for navigating culture and voting with conviction. Learn more at unashamedtruth.org.

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On Truth Talk Live, Dwayne Carson and Robby Dillmore discuss Proverbs 4:23 and what it means to guard your heart. Listeners share real stories, prayer requests, and practical ways to protect their hearts by filtering what they take in and focusing on faith, truth, and God's Word.

Peter Rosenberger explores the danger of claiming to speak for God and the importance of testing every word against Scripture. A powerful reminder: you don't have to carry what God hasn't said.

Whitney Miller of the Invictus Project joins Truth Talk Live to expose the reality of modern day human trafficking especially how it targets children through everyday devices. Learn the warning signs, the role of parents and community, and how you can help fight exploitation right where you are.