TRUTH Talk with Stu Epperson

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.