Truth Talk Weekend

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.

Today on Truth Talk Live, we tackle one of the most debated questions in Christianity. Once saved, always saved vs. the possibility of losing salvation. With Scripture from John, Hebrews, and Romans on both sides, listeners call in to share their beliefs, struggles, and personal experiences. From assurance of faith to living a life that reflects it, this conversation challenges what it really means to follow Christ.

After a devastating car crash, Robby Dilmore shares a powerful, firsthand account from his hospital room. Trapped in a smoke-filled car with life-threatening injuries, what happened next can only be described as miraculous.

On this episode of Truth Talk Live, we dive into the basics of apologetics what it means to not only believe, but to understand why you believe. Author Stephen Jumper joins the show to discuss his book Don't Cut the Grass on Sunday, a practical and approachable guide to sharing and defending the Christian faith in everyday conversations.

On this episode of Truth Talk Live, we tackle a timely and often controversial topic of paying taxes. From Bible passages like "render to Caesar" to real-life concerns about government spending, integrity, and stewardship, callers share honest perspectives on what it means to pay our "fair share" as Christians. Plus, we reflect on the significance of Jackie Robinson Day, honoring Jackie Robinson and the legacy of courage, unity, and faith that helped change a nation.

A viral controversy involving President Donald Trump and comments from faith leaders sparks outrage among Christians during Holy Week. Is the line between faith and politics being crossed? Listeners step into the role of presidential faith advisors, offering candid, grace-filled, and sometimes challenging advice. This powerful episode explores humility, leadership, accountability, and what it truly means to reflect Christ in positions of influence.

A shocking global statistic reframes the abortion conversation less than 3% happens in the U.S., leaving a massive missions field worldwide. Mark Nicholson of Passion Life shares how pro-life ministry is opening doors for the gospel across nations, addressing both spiritual and societal needs. Joined by Kaleem Andreos, the conversation challenges believers to step off the sidelines, engage in the fight for life, and be part of what God is doing around the world.

With global tensions rising and a fragile ceasefire in the Middle East, the conversation turns to a believer's response. Hosts Dwayne Carson and Robby Dillmore discuss prayer, leadership, and the need for wisdom in uncertain times. From current events to powerful reflections on faith, listeners are encouraged to seek God, pray for leaders, and trust in His greater plan while also exploring the deeper meaning of peace, redemption, and spiritual awakening.

When suffering hits, people don't need quick answers they need presence. Peter Rosenberger explores how to truly comfort others by showing up, listening, and reflecting the heart of God in the middle of pain.

On this special Truth Talk Live, Dwayne Carson interviews Robby Dillmore about a horrific car accident that became a powerful testimony of God's protection.Trapped, injured, and unable to escape, Robby shares how faith, prayer, and perfectly timed rescue led to what he calls an Easter miracle a reminder that God is present even in the darkest moments.

Some wounds never get acknowledged no apology, no closure, no resolution. So what do you do with that pain? On this episode of Truth Talk , Peter Rosenberger explores the difficult reality of forgiveness when repentance never comes. Looking through a biblical lens, he unpacks the difference between forgiveness and reconciliation, and how releasing bitterness without denying the hurt,can lead to true freedom.

In this episode, Jamal and guests Tim Hanauer and Pastor Matt discuss the power and purpose of mission trips both local and global. They explore how everyday believers can step out in faith, overcome fear, and live on mission right where they are. Plus, a special time of prayer and encouragement reminds us of the impact of faith in action.

Michael Zwick challenges "CEO Christians" to move beyond occasional faith and embrace a deeper relationship with Jesus. Through Scripture and real conversations, he highlights the importance of community, persistence in faith, and the true meaning of the resurrection season.

On this episode of Truth Talk Live, Emily Curtis and Dwayne Carson invite listeners to share powerful, real-life stories of how people stepped in with love, support, and faith during seasons of grief and suffering. From loss and heartbreak to unexpected acts of kindness, this conversation highlights what it truly means to be the hands and feet of Christ and how God often uses others to carry us through.

Peter Rosenberger reflects on the cultural confusion surrounding masculinity, identity, and truth, using the legacy of Chuck Norris as a starting point. Blending humor, current events, and biblical insight, he challenges listeners to stand firm in clarity, reject cultural distortion, and embrace the transforming power of the Gospel. As Easter approaches, Peter reminds us that while our past points toward brokenness, Christ rewrites our future through the cross and resurrection.

Robby Dilmore and Dr. Carson explore the idea of "Jesus as a bracket buster," reflecting on how Christ often shatters our expectations in unexpected ways. Through powerful testimonies, they share real life moments where apparent loss, hardship, or change became something far greater through God's plan. As Palm Sunday approaches, this episode invites listeners to consider how their own story may reveal a deeper, better purpose beyond what they originally imagined.