Stu’s guest is Bill McKeever, Director of Mormonism Research Ministry www.mrm.org , a Christian organization he founded in 1979 that is based in the Salt Lake City area. His interest in Mormonism began when his Mormon friends attempted to proselytize him into the LDS faith shortly after his conversion to Christianity in 1973 . The more he discussed spiritual issues with his LDS friends, the more concerned for them he became. Bill is the author of Answering Mormons’ Questions, co-author of Mormonism 101, and compiler for the newly released In Their Own Words: A Collection of Mormon Quotations. He is also the editor of MRM’s newsletter, Mormonism Researched, occasional contributor to MRM’s blog site, Mormon Coffee and a contributing writer to the Christian Research Journal.For our listeners in the Salt Lake City area….Check out the Compassionate Boldness click HERE for more info.

On this show STU will be talking to Rev. Paul and also Tom Henry. If you need any information on world serve goto www.worldserve.org or e-mail Tom Henry at tomh@worldserve.org. For more than 30 years, WorldServe Ministries has been privileged to be a part of God’s work, focusing very much on countries closed or those that have restricted access to the gospel. We willingly lose our identity and operate within the framework of the local church utilizing the principles below to maximize effectiveness. As always thanks for listening!

Like the lightning strike in the picture has there been a time where you feel that “Jolt” just at a moments notice?

Today on TruthTalkLive.com we talk with Phil Cooke and discuss his book “Jolt” and see how God can send that change in your life.

We start this show with some “bonus coverage” of Stu witnessing to Jew that called in on a previous show, and then we round out our show with Peter Vanacore of The National Association of Christian Mentoring.

It’s been 11 years since the Columbine High School massacre, so in retrospect how do we respond to events like these that “shake” the nation?

Today on Truthtalklive.com we speak with John Phillips who was the uncle of Rachel Scott who was killed in this tragedy.  Stu talks with John about the loss and not only how it happened but how John responded with a program in public schools called Life Choices.  The program reveals the choices the young men and women have in Christ and bring that out through this awful tragedy.  Stu also speaks with David Parsons who works young people in the triad of North Carolina and find out more about his ministry HERE.

Also we speak with Dr. Dwayne Reece of the Corporate Chaplains of America and how they are making  a difference in the workplace, and in neighborhoods across America.

So what is the speed of darkness?  In other words how fast can the light go away?

Well, today Stu visits with John Rankin founder of the Mars Hill Society and we’ll look at ways that we can spread the light of the Gospel.

Do we really understand the Gospel? What is the good news and why do so many evangelical Christians not get it?

John Piper is the Pastor for Preaching at Bethlehem Baptist Church in Minneapolis, Minnesota. He grew up in Greenville, South Carolina, and studied at Wheaton College, where he first sensed God’s call to enter the ministry.

He went on to earn degrees from Fuller Theological Seminary (B.D.) and the University of Munich (D.theol.). For six years he taught Biblical Studies at Bethel College in St. Paul, Minnesota, and in 1980 accepted the call to serve as pastor at Bethlehem

John is the author of more than 30 books and more than 25 years of his preaching and teaching is available free at DesiringGod.org.

Join us once again at the National Religious Broadcasters Convention with Stu as he interviews many men and women of God.

We start out our visit with the hosts of the Back to the Bible program Woodrow Kroll and Tami Weissert.

Next we enjoy our visit with Joshua Youssef, son of Dr. Michael Youssef of the program Leading the Way.

Also in this broadcast we visit with Don Shank whose ministry is spreading the gospel around the world by supplying radios, and Twila Brace who is with The Citizens Council for Health Freedom.

Next we get a visit from The Christian Law Association represented by Dr. David Gibbs.  And we finish this show with Dr. Michael S. Barry author of The Forgiveness Project.

So how has christian camp made a difference in your life?

On this edition of truthtalklive.com Stu takes a visit with Dean Richardson of Camp Debbie Lou. The camp provides for children ages 4 – 14 who’ve been diagnosed with cancer.

Also in our broadcast we have a visit from reporter, author, and speaker, Ken Timmerman.

Ken authored St. Peter’s Bones, a book that tells the story of Iraq’s beleaguered Christian community through the joys and fears of one family, while exploring the ambiguities of America’s continued presence in that country as deepening tensions between Kurds and Arabs that risk plunging Iraq into another civil war.

With all the turmoil going on in this world how can we pray?  How can we have that connection with God?

Stu sat down recently with author and speaker Sarah Bush to look at the different aspects of prayer by scripture and look to how you can improve your every day prayer life.