Truth Talk Weekend

Stu Epperson takes listeners into a powerful conversation about evangelism, prayer, and sharing the Gospel with Jesse, Pastor Noah, and Jordan after an outreach experience in New York City. They discuss Share the Truth Now, a resource designed to help Christians confidently introduce people to Jesus and provide answers to questions about faith and different worldviews.

Stu Epperson sits down with Dr Abidan Shah and John from Clearview Church and the Clearview Today show for a wide-ranging conversation about faith, culture, biblical truth, and the challenges facing Christians in today's world. Dr Shah shares from his personal background and explains why understanding the foundation of our faith is so important when engaging with competing worldviews and ideologies. The conversation also explores the importance of keeping Jesus Christ at the center rather than allowing politics and cultural issues to become the ultimate priority.

Stu sits down with Pastor David Chadwick of Moments of Hope Church in Charlotte, North Carolina, for a conversation about ministry, the Gospel, discipleship, and reaching people right where they are. David shares the story behind Community Matters Café, an outreach of Charlotte Rescue Mission that gives people recovering from addiction an opportunity to rebuild their lives through faith, work, and purpose. He also talks about his decades of ministry in Charlotte, his family serving alongside him, and why he believes we are called to "refire," not retire.

On this episode of Truth Talk Live, Robby and Dr. Carson explore the power of prayer and fasting through Scripture and real-life testimonies of God providing peace, direction, strength, and breakthrough in difficult circumstances. Hear powerful stories from listeners who experienced God's presence through addiction, marriage, grief, financial hardship, family struggles, and major life decisions including a remarkable story of unexpected provision for a son's college tuition. The conversation is a reminder that prayer is not simply a last resort, but a continual dependence on God in the battles and challenges of everyday life. Discover why, as Dr. Carson shares, "Nothing of eternal significance ever happens apart from prayer."

What would change in the way you live if you truly believed Jesus could return today? In this episode of Truth Talk Live, the conversation centers on Hebrews 9:28 and the promise that Christ will appear a second time for the salvation of those who eagerly await Him. The hosts explore how the anticipation of Jesus' return can shape our priorities, decisions, relationships, and willingness to serve others. Listeners share powerful stories of putting faith into action—from ministering to a waitress and finding opportunities to share Scripture, to helping a struggling Christian couple seek healing and restoration in their marriage. Another caller shares her remarkable journey from high school dropout to registered nurse and reflects on how her desire for Christ's return changed as she experienced God's faithfulness in her life. Rather than simply being a theological doctrine, the return of Christ is presented as a daily motivation to live faithfully, love others, serve generously, pursue reconciliation, and remain ready.

On this episode of Truth Talk Live, Michael Zwick tackles the growing debate over socialism, communism, capitalism, freedom, work, and personal responsibility. Joined by callers and Rick Pearson of Prophecy USA, the conversation explores these ideas through a Christian and biblical perspective, including what Scripture teaches about work, giving, serving others, and caring for those in need. The discussion also looks at historical examples, the importance of prayer and civic involvement, and the call for Christians to live out their faith through both prayer and action.

What is heaven really like, and how can we know that we are truly saved? On this episode of Truth Talk Live, Dr. Shah joins the conversation to explore salvation, assurance of faith, and the biblical meaning behind Jesus' death on the cross. They discuss several theories of salvation and why understanding the full biblical picture matters, including the role of Christ's blood, the payment for sin, and God's grace through faith.

On this episode of Truth Talk Live, Peter Rosenberger discusses the importance of not facing life's challenges alone, especially for family caregivers. Drawing from Genesis 2:18, he explores the difference between healthy solitude and painful isolation and encourages listeners to reach out for support and bear one another's burdens. Peter also introduces the idea of an "idea audit" as election season approaches, challenging listeners to ask better questions about political proposals, including what problem they are intended to solve, who they affect, what they will cost, and how success will be measured.

In this episode of Truth Talk Live, the conversation focuses on the importance of being spiritually refueled, especially for pastors, church leaders, and anyone serving in ministry. Dwayne and the guests share powerful stories of burnout, encouragement, mentorship, and the ways God uses people to reconnect us to Him and give us strength to keep going.

Stu talks with Ryan Helfenbein of Liberty University's Standing for Freedom Center about Freedom Uncensored, happening October 23–24, 2026. They discuss America's founding, the connection between faith and freedom, and why remembering history and standing for truth matter. With speakers including Dr. Ben Carson, Riley Gaines, Benny Johnson, Erika Kirk, Nick Freitas, Tim Barton, and others, Freedom Uncensored aims to encourage Christians to live with courage and conviction. Learn more and register at standingforfreedom.com.

What happens when you bring a basketball, a Gospel message, and a willingness to talk to whoever God puts in your path? In New York City, Stu and Jesse Connors head to a basketball court and have an unexpected divine appointment with three young men Jonathan, Joseph, and Daniel.They share the message of Jesus, pray with the guys, and introduce them to a simple card designed to help people discover the truth about God. This powerful encounter is a reminder that sharing your faith doesn't require a stage, sometimes it just takes showing up, starting a conversation, and being willing to say, "God loves you."

Pastors and ministry leaders need to refuel too! Stu talks with evangelist Clayton King about the free Refuel Conference, October 19–20, 2026, at Thomas Road Baptist Church. They also discuss the spiritual awakening Clayton is seeing and the importance of sharing the Gospel.

Stu talks with his longtime mentor David Parsons to talk about five decades of discipleship, a life threatening hospital experience, and how Scripture strengthened David's faith when fear took over. David shares why intentional mentoring matters and how the God Loves You Bus is helping him build relationships and share Jesus with the next generation.

What happens when the life you thought God called you to suddenly changes? On this episode of Truth Talk Live, Stu Epperson Jr. sits down with Pastor Chad Roberts, author of Blind Faith: Seeing God Through Darkness, for a powerful conversation about suffering, faith, ministry, and trusting God when you can't see what's ahead. Pastor Chad shares his remarkable testimony of losing his eyesight completely after a missions trip to Central America—and how, through that devastating experience, God transformed his faith, family, and ministry. He explains why he believes there has been "far more gain than loss" and how blindness taught him to be more present, more content, and more dependent on God. The conversation also highlights the upcoming Unstoppable Church Conference, created to encourage pastors, ministry leaders, church staff, and volunteers who may be facing discouragement, burnout, or challenges in ministry. If you've ever wondered where God is in the middle of suffering—or if you're tempted to give up—this episode offers a powerful reminder: God is still at work, even when you can't see the way forward.

Is AI the newest harm to society, or is the one who controls AI a harm to society?

On this Constitution Day edition of Truth Talk Live, Jamal welcomes constitutional lawyer, Navy veteran, and author Don Brown for a conversation about the history and importance of the U.S. Constitution. Don explains what it took to establish the Constitution, the difference between the Declaration of Independence, the Constitution, and the Bill of Rights, and how concepts like checks and balances and the rule of law are designed to protect liberty.

What has God given you that leaves you speechless? On this episode of Truth Talk Live, the hosts reflect on 2 Corinthians 9:15: "Thanks be to God for His unspeakable gift," exploring the wonder of salvation, God's grace, answered prayer, and His provision. Listeners call in with powerful stories of God providing in unexpected ways, from a miraculous recovery of a newborn to financial provision during a difficult season. Through Scripture, personal stories, and moments of gratitude, this episode reminds us that God's goodness is sometimes so great that words simply aren't enough.

What advice would you give your 16- or 18-year-old self about dating? On today's episode of Truth Talk Live, Robbie and Dr. Carson share personal stories from their first dates, the lessons they learned about relationships, and the importance of seeking God's direction rather than relying on appearances or assumptions. The conversation explores biblical wisdom from Joshua 9:14, the dangers of making decisions without seeking the Lord, and how serving in the church can reveal character and faithfulness in a potential spouse. A caller also shares a powerful testimony of meeting his wife, discovering Christ together, and seeing God use their family and journey to share the Gospel.

On this episode of Truth Talk Live, Ryan Shea, author of Counterfeit Christianity, challenges believers to move beyond checking religious boxes and rediscover an authentic love for Jesus. Ryan discusses pursuing God rather than living on a performance treadmill, the importance of discipleship, and how older generations can encourage Gen Z by leading through example. He also shares his personal journey from living a counterfeit faith to surrendering fully to Christ, along with how his book is reaching inmates through Prison Alliance and pointing them toward forgiveness and new life in Jesus.

On this episode of Truth Talk Live, Pastor Andrew Hopper of Mercy Hill Church shares an encouraging perspective on the local church and what God is doing through churches today. He discusses the importance of gospel-centered preaching, biblical leadership, missions, and investing in the next generation while challenging believers to stop criticizing the church and become part of a healthy local church. Pastor Andrew also shares about his book Chosen, which explores the biblical motivation behind adoption and foster care, and encourages pastors to find their identity in Christ rather than ministry success.

On this episode of Truth Talk Live, Pastor Jeff Johnson of Mount Pisgah Church shares how God is moving through the Global Methodist Church and his recent trip to South Africa. He describes witnessing believers from around the world worship Jesus, the incredible growth of Christianity, and an outreach that brought more than 700 children together in one of the poorest communities in South Africa. Pastor Jeff challenges the American church to return to the authority of God's Word, step outside its comfort zone, support indigenous Christian leaders, and respond to what God is doing around the world.

Twenty Five Years ago, Our country was hit when two planes hit the Word Trade Center in Mid Town Manhattan, New York City. We look to remember this day with sadness and honor the memories of those that were lost on that sad day. 

As the 25th anniversary of 9/11 approaches, Robby and Dwyane Carson reflect on that tragic day and the powerful stories of faith, heroism, and God's providence that emerged from it. They share personal memories, stories of first responders and those who helped others escape, and testimonies of people who turned to Christ in the midst of tragedy. The conversation points back to Psalm 91 and the reminder that our ultimate hope and security are found in the Lord.

As America approaches the 25th anniversary of 9/11, Peter Rosenberger reflects on the moments that changed a nation—and asks what happened after the shock faded. In the days following the attacks, Americans witnessed an extraordinary moment of national unity, including members of Congress standing together on the Capitol steps and singing "God Bless America."

In this episode, Frank Turek joins Stu to discuss his new book, The War on Reality, and the cultural battles shaping America today. We explore Christianity, apologetics, politics, family, Islam, socialism, Marxism, and the importance of standing firmly on truth and reality. Frank also reflects on his friendship with Charlie Kirk, his final conversations with him, and the call to continue sharing the evidence for the Christian faith. This is a timely conversation about truth, worldview, freedom, and why Christians must be prepared to defend what they believe.

In this episode, Stu sit down with Dr. Jerry Pattengale, chief researcher and scholar for the Museum of the Bible, to discuss his new book, The Story of the Bible: The People, Places, and Moments That Shaped the World's Greatest Book. Together they explore the Bible's remarkable history, influence, and enduring impact on people and cultures around the world. Jerry also shares the story behind the Museum of the Bible in Washington, D.C., and its mission to help people engage with Scripture. Whether you're a lifelong student of the Bible or simply curious about its story, this conversation offers a fascinating look at the book that changed the world.

In this episode of Truth Talk Live, Stu Epperson sits down with historian Bill Federer for a wide-ranging discussion about socialism, communism, Islam, Sharia law, religious liberty, and the historical forces that have shaped nations and political movements. Using examples from history—including the French Revolution, the rise of communist governments, the history of Islam, and modern authoritarian regimes—Epperson and Federer explore their concerns about government power, redistribution of wealth, freedom of religion, and the future of America's cultural and political institutions. The conversation also examines the relationship between faith and government, the importance of preserving religious freedom, and what Christians can do to remain engaged in their communities and share their faith.

On today's Truth Talk Live, Robby and Dr. "Date the Word"Carson reflect on Romans 9:3 and Paul's deep burden for those who were lost. They discuss what it means to be genuinely brokenhearted for family members, friends, neighbors, and others who don't know Christ and how that burden should move us to pray, share the Gospel, and never give up hope.

Peter Rosenberger examines the warning signs of moving moral and cultural boundaries. From the phrase "we'll never go that far" to examples of sexuality, abortion, justice, and the consequences of unchecked sin, Peter challenges listeners to consider what happens when boundaries are gradually removed. He also discusses the heartbreaking Lindsay Clancy case and emphasizes the importance of remembering victims while showing compassion and truth.

In this episode, Stu Epperson sits down with Donna Jo Abernathy, a cancer survivor, author, and gifted pianist who has been using her musical talents to serve and encourage others for more than 70 years. Donna Jo shares how her faith, family, music, and journey through leukemia have taught her to remain grateful through every season. She also talks about her book, From Him to You Through Me, a memoir about the many ways God opened doors for her to share her gift of music.

In this episode, we dive into Psalm 1 and discover two very different paths: the way of the righteous and the way of the ungodly. Stu is joined by his mom, who has memorized all six verses of Psalm 1, to discuss the importance of meditating on God's Word, guarding what we put into our hearts and minds, and allowing Scripture to shape our lives. They also share simple, practical steps for memorizing Scripture including the fun practice of "quoting and floating"!

As Labor Day approaches, Truth Talk Live explores what hard work and diligence can teach us about life, faith, and following God. Robby, Dr. Dwayne Carson, and their guests share stories of hard work, family, perseverance, and learning to find balance between labor and rest.The conversation also looks at what Scripture teaches about working "as unto the Lord," building our faith through diligent study, and using our workplaces as opportunities to be a light for Christ. From farming and construction to rebuilding engines and studying the Bible, discover how God can use our work to shape us, strengthen our faith, and accomplish His purposes.

What does it mean to truly thrive as a Christian? In this episode, Matthew Weathers challenges young believers to reject mediocrity, live boldly for God's glory, and lead with courage in a culture that desperately needs the Gospel. Drawing from Luke 2:52, he explains how Jesus modeled intentional growth in wisdom, stature, and favor with God and others. Hear how biblical truth, discipline, courage, and a focus on Christ can equip the next generation to live with purpose and make a lasting Kingdom impact.

In this episode of Truth Talk Live, Robby Dilmore explores what may be holding churches back from becoming the church God has called them to be. Pastor Brad Lovell joins the program to discuss leadership, volunteer burnout, connecting people to meaningful ministry, and the upcoming Unstoppable Church Conference at Triad Baptist Church in Kernersville, North Carolina. The conversation then turns to The Pursuit of More: How Addiction to Christ Makes Us Fully Human with author Shawn Saunders. Together, they explore addiction, brokenness, spiritual hunger, the prodigal son, and what it means to find true freedom and fulfillment by making Christ the center of our lives. The episode also features encouragement on sharing your faith, biblical perspectives on money and stewardship, and a discussion about national debt, currency devaluation, gold and silver, and the importance of financial diversification. It's an episode filled with practical encouragement for church leaders, believers seeking deeper faith, and anyone looking for wisdom about life, purpose, and stewardship.

On this special August 28 episode of Truth Talk Live, the conversation centers on Romans 8:28: "And we know that all things work together for good for those who love God and are called according to His purpose." The hosts explore what it really means to trust that promise when life brings heartbreak, loss, financial crisis, tragedy, disappointment, and unexpected detours.

Everyone makes mistakes, but how we respond to those mistakes can shape our faith, leadership, and relationships. In this episode of Truth Talk Live, Ryan, John, and Dr. Abidan Shah discuss the difference between ordinary mistakes and serious infractions, and why humility is essential when we get things wrong. Through the examples of Peter, Judas, and Billy Graham, they explore how God can use failure, correction, and difficult experiences to refine us and prepare us for what comes next. The conversation also highlights the importance of godly mentors who are willing to speak truth into our lives and help us grow. Above all, listeners are reminded that God's grace is greater than our mistakes and that, with humility and faith, there is always hope for restoration and a better tomorrow.

Peter Rosenberger explores the lost art of pondering and why Christians need to slow down, think deeply, and fix their minds on the character of God. Drawing from his 40 years as a caregiver, Peter connects personal stewardship with the stewardship of government, challenging listeners to consider whether elected leaders are responsible with public money, public trust, and the freedoms entrusted to them. Peter also discusses the $40 trillion national debt, the coming election season, Christian responsibility to vote and engage, and the importance of praying for our nation and its leaders. Through the story behind the hymn Praise to the Lord, the Almighty and the origin of the word "Neanderthal," he encourages believers to move beyond constant cultural reaction and rediscover the disciplines of silence, reflection, gratitude, and praise.

Michael Zwick and Robby Dillmore invite listeners to share their personal testimonies of coming to faith in Jesus Christ. Throughout the episode, callers share powerful stories of salvation, healing, rededication, and discovering God's purpose. From Robbie's miraculous healing from cancer to testimonies of answered prayer and transformed lives, each story points to the power of God and the importance of sharing the Gospel. The conversation also challenges believers to put God first, listen for His voice, live with eternity in mind, and make the most of the life God has given them. Most importantly, listeners are reminded that Jesus Christ is the way, the truth, and the life and that our testimonies can help change the world.

It's an opportunity to share the gospel and reach the next generation with the truth about Jesus. Jesse Connors joins the conversation to explain how students and families can use Share the Truth cards to start gospel conversations and point people to resources that answer questions about faith. They discuss the eternal impact of simply handing someone a card, the importance of being doers of God's Word, and how even children can take part in the mission. Jesse also shares encouraging stories from handing out cards in Hollywood and to people in Washington, D.C. Learn how you can order free cards, support the ministry, and make this school year an opportunity to share the truth.

Mission aviation is opening doors for the gospel in places where traditional ministry can be difficult to reach. In this episode of Truth Talk Live, Pius Guthrie shares his journey from being afraid of flying to discovering a passion for aviation and a calling to serve God through it. He discusses his training at Liberty University, the importance of Christian education, and his desire to follow God wherever He leads. The conversation also highlights the impact mission pilots can have in bringing the gospel, Bibles, and hope to remote communities around the world. Pius challenges listeners to put Jesus first every morning, throughout the day, and every night, pointing to Matthew 22:37 as a guiding verse.

In this episode of Truth Talk Live, host Stu Epperson Jr. sits down with Pastor Rob Pacienza of Coral Ridge Ministries for a wide-ranging conversation about faith, culture, politics, and the Christian response to today's most controversial issues. They discuss whether the Church should engage cultural and political questions, how Christians can apply Scripture to public life, and why Pastor Rob believes issues such as socialism, Marxism, gender ideology, and Islam should be understood through a worldview rooted in biblical truth. The conversation also explores religious liberty, the role of Christianity in American society, the importance of engaging culture without abandoning the gospel, and the historical consequences of competing ideologies. Topics include: Christian cultural engagement, biblical worldview, socialism and communism, Marxism, gender ideology, religious liberty, Islam, government, and the role of the Church in the public square.