Truth Talk Weekend

Host Peter Rosenberger shares powerful reflections from his journey as a long-time caregiver — including nearly five months in a hospital in Aurora, Colorado — and the staggering challenges he and his wife have endured over four decades.

On today's episode, we explore one of the most powerful yet challenging virtues—humility. What caused you to embrace it? And what changed afterward? Join host Robby and special guest Dwayne Carson as they dive deep into the transformative power of humility, both biblically and personally.

In this heartfelt and thought-provoking episode of Truth Talk Live, we dive into a powerful conversation on fatherhood through the lens of Scripture. As we reflect on what it means to be a godly father, host Robby Dimore and Dwayne Carson to explore which Bible characters best exemplify biblical fatherhood and true manhood.

On today's episode, host Peter Rosenberger explores the burden of worry through personal stories, scripture, and candid reflection. Drawing from decades of caregiving and a profound moment in a hospital room, Peter unpacks Jesus' words from Matthew 6—challenging listeners to ask: What do we believe about worry, and how does our faith shape our response to fear? With insight, humility, and a touch of southern warmth, Peter walks through scripture to encourage believers to seek first the Kingdom of God and trust in His provision, no matter the circumstance.

In this powerful episode of Truth Talk Live, host Robby Dilmore is joined by Whitney Miller of the Invictus Project and Mike Zwick to confront one of the darkest crises of our time—child exploitation and trafficking. With urgency and compassion, the conversation explores the spiritual and societal war being waged against our most vulnerable.

In this heartfelt Memorial Day episode, host Stu Epperson welcomes Michael Woolworth from the Bible League to reflect on the meaning of the holiday, honor fallen U.S. service members, and highlight a powerful opportunity to give back spiritually. Michael shares sobering updates on the persecution of Christians across Africa, where believers are imprisoned, tortured, and even killed for their faith. Despite these hardships, they're not asking for pity, they're asking for Bibles. Through the “Open the Floodgates: Bibles for Africa” campaign, listeners are encouraged to send the Word of God to those in need.

In this episode, we open with a heartbreaking story — the tragic killing of two Israeli embassy staff outside the Jewish Museum in Washington — as tensions and antisemitism rise globally. This leads into a powerful conversation about how Christians are called to respond with humility and love, as reflected in Romans 11.

In this special Memorial Day episode of Truth Talk Live, host Robby invites listeners to reflect on the powerful question: Who do we miss, and how do we honor them? Through heartfelt stories, personal reflection, and a spirit of gratitude, Robby pays tribute to the heroes who gave everything for our freedom. Join us as we remember those who are no longer with us—not with sorrow, but with honor and glory.

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.

In this episode, we sit down with Jesse Connors, co-host of ShareTheTruthNow.com and TrueLife.org. He shares powerful stories from his evangelism efforts—ranging from surprising encounters at airports to meaningful conversations on college campuses. Jesse distributes free cards that point people to websites where they can explore life's big questions through a biblical perspective, supported by artificial intelligence. His mission is to spark grassroots evangelism and ignite spiritual revival across America.

On this episode, we take you to the heart of Washington, D.C., where faith and public life intersect during the National Day of Prayer. It's a powerful reminder of America's Christian heritage and our nation's need for divine guidance. Pastor Rob Pacienza of Coral Ridge Presbyterian Church—who also leads the Center for Christian Statesmanship—joins the national conversation, urging believers to actively engage in politics and culture. We'll explore how the gospel speaks into every corner of public life and why prayer remains a vital force in shaping our nation's future.

In this episode, we spotlight Jamie Johnson from Crossfire Ministries, who's carrying on the powerful legacy of his late friend and ministry partner, Randy Shepard. Together, they built more than just basketball camps—they created a global movement where faith meets the court. These camps draw young athletes from around the world, blending high-level basketball training with spiritual and personal growth. We'll dive into how Crossfire Ministries uses the game to teach life lessons, build character, and share the message of Christ—on and off the hardwood

In this episode, Dwayne Carson reflects on graduation season, sharing thoughtful advice for recent grads. Through personal stories and biblical wisdom, he underscores the importance of serving others, trusting in God, and pursuing a purpose that goes beyond great achievements.

On Truth Talk Live, Michael Zwick interviews Dr. Greg Hinnant, author of Freemasonry, an Exposé. They discuss the hidden dangers of Freemasonry, its conflict with Christian beliefs, and the spiritual risks it poses to believers.

On Truth Talk Live Mike Zwick host with guest Josh Wells shares his journey of discovering Christianity as a child and how that experience inspired him to reach other kids through faith. He discusses the growth and challenges of his YouTube channel, Kids Ministry Tools, and offers practical advice for connecting with the next generation.

In today's episode, Dr. Joy talks with her friend and pharmacist, Dr. Sandy Robertson, who shares her personal journey with breast cancer and reflects on the power of gratitude, faith, and community support during tough times.

 In this episode, we feature a powerful conversation between Andy Bowersox of Energize Ministries and Mike Dillon from Hometown Men's Fellowship. They share how faith and community have changed lives—especially through initiatives like the Hometown Men's Bible study group, which emerged after a major event that brought together 700 men.

On Truth Talk Live, Mike Zwick and Michael Woolworth share how the “Open the Floodgates” campaign is bringing Bibles to 3,500 believers in Africa by June 1. Hear inspiring stories of faith, perseverance, and the power of God's Word in the face of persecution.

Join us for a moving episode of Truth Talk Live as host Robby Dilmore dives deep into the transformative power of forgiveness. Robby shares personal testimonies of grace and healing, while opening the floor for others to tell their own powerful stories of forgiveness, redemption, and restored relationships. Whether you're seeking healing or simply inspired by real life faith journeys, this episode offers hope, encouragement, and truth rooted in love.

On this episode of Truth Talk Live, we honor the National Day of Prayer, listeners are invited to share prayers for the nation as we reflect on the role of prayer in U.S. history. Callers offer Scripture-based prayers and insights, emphasizing humility, repentance, and reliance on God. We explore the power of prayer and the importance of lifting up our leaders and country.

Peter Rosenberger shares powerful insights from an intense journey: 100 days in the hospital alongside his wife, Gracie. Recently undergoing her ninth surgery in a single stretch—bringing her lifetime total to 95 following a devastating accident in 1983—Gracie's resilience becomes a backdrop for Peter's reflections. He discusses lessons learned, meaningful encounters within the hospital, and the deep wells of devotion, faith, and perseverance required in the face of ongoing hardship. With honesty and hope, Peter explores how purpose and productivity can emerge even in life's most challenging seasons, emphasizing the importance of staying spiritually and emotionally grounded.

In this episode of Truth Talk Live, Stu and Robby sit down with Dr. Joy Green, founder of Joy Time Ministries. Dr. Joy shares the heart behind her ministry, which is all about encouraging faith and joy through the teaching of God's Word. Through her speaking engagements, writing, and social media presence, she uplifts women across the globe tackling real life issues like anxiety and highlighting the power of gratitude in the Christian walk. She reminds us that true joy is found in a personal relationship with Jesus Christ. We also dive into the role of prayer and Bible study in helping us find peace and strength through life's toughest moments.

Jimmy Noble is a chef, pastor, and entrepreneur based in Charlotte, North Carolina. Widely recognized for his popular restaurants in the area, he's also deeply involved with the Dream Center, where he dedicates his time to serving those in need. Jimmy's faith and pursuit of excellence are evident in both his culinary career and his ministry work, making him a unique and inspiring voice in both the kitchen and the community.

In this episode, we hear the powerful story of a young man who chose a path far from the expected—trading a potential career on Wall Street for a life dedicated to missions in Asia. He opens up about how his faith and personal journey led him to a deep passion for sharing the gospel, especially in regions where Christianity is still unfamiliar. His testimony highlights key themes such as the importance of discipleship, the power of prayer, and the universal calling for all believers to live missionally—whether in their own communities or across the globe.

On this episode of Truth Talk Live, host Stu Epperson welcomes Mike Carpenter, founder of Asset Guard, for a compelling conversation at the crossroads of pop culture, current events, and theology. The focus? America's financial health. From Social Security concerns and rising inflation to the growing national debt, they unpack today's most pressing economic challenges. Mike shares practical advice on personal financial preparedness, highlighting the value of smart planning and stewardship. He also dives into the spiritual side of money—encouraging generosity and reminding listeners to seek God's kingdom first.

 Violinist Chris Vuk, known for his electrifying Blue Violin, shares his powerful journey from classical roots to rock stages, a surprising retirement, and a spirit-led return to music—including a collaboration with Sanctus Real. Tune in for a great conversation about encountering God through music and join the dialogue on how sound shapes your soul.

In todays episode, Peter reflects on celebrating Easter at an airport and the struggles of his hospitalized wife, Gracie. Through his personal experiences and conversations with listeners, themes of faith, perseverance, and the ongoing significance of Christ's resurrection in everyday life are explored.