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How can you know that the Bible is true? Welcome back to FaithTalk Today as Rick Probst welcomes back Tom Griffin&mdash;author, speaker, podcaster, and Christian apologist&mdash;for an insightful conversation on the reliability of Scripture. Discover compelling evidence and practical ways to deepen your confidence in the truth of God&rsquo;s Word. Don&rsquo;t miss this powerful episode filled with wisdom and encouragement for your faith journey!
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FaithTalk Today with Rick Probst is an entertaining, informative, and inspiring radio program that showcases America’s Christian leaders. Each week, Rick sits down with influential pastors and ministry leaders—discussing the things that matter most. Faith, church, family, ministry, and culture. He communicates with candor, wit, and a passion for God.

Be sure to join Rick Probst for FaithTalk Today on FaithTalk Atlanta AM 970 and AM 590 at 2:00 PM every Saturday or 12:00 PM every Sunday. Or follow the podcast on the listening platform of your choice.

FaithTalk Today with Rick Probst is an entertaining, informative, and inspiring radio program that showcases America&rsquo;s Christian leaders. Each week, Rick sits down with influential pastors and ministry leaders&mdash;discussing the things that matter most. Faith, church, family, ministry, and culture. He communicates with candor, wit, and a passion for God.
Be sure to join Rick Probst for FaithTalk Today on FaithTalk Atlanta AM 970 and AM 590 at 2:00 PM every Saturday or 12:00 PM every Sunday. Or follow the podcast on the listening platform of your choice.

FaithTalk Today with Rick Probst

FaithTalk Today with Rick Probst is an entertaining, informative, and inspiring radio program that showcases our nation’s Christian leaders. Each week, Rick sits down with influential pastors and ministry leaders—discussing the things that matter most. Faith, church, family, ministry, and culture. He communicates with candor, wit, and a passion for God.

FaithTalk Today with Rick Probst is an entertaining, informative, and inspiring radio program that showcases our nation&rsquo;s Christian leaders. Each week, Rick sits down with influential pastors and ministry leaders&mdash;discussing the things that matter most. Faith, church, family, ministry, and culture. He communicates with candor, wit, and a passion for God.

Ep 65 | Tom Griffin on how to know that the Bible is true

Rick Probst sits down with Gary Schneeberger, Assistant to the President for Media Relations at Focus on the Family, to talk about the new documentary Truth Rising—a powerful collaboration between Focus on the Family and the Colson Center.

 

Gary shares how audiences across the country are responding in a big way to the film’s bold message: a call for Christians to live out their faith with courage in a culture that often pushes those beliefs to the margins.

 

Together, Rick and Gary unpack the heart of the documentary, spotlighting real-life stories of conviction and bravery—like that of Jack Phillips—that remind us what it looks like to stand for truth in today’s world.

 

They also talk about where you can watch the film, how quickly the viewership is growing, and why now is the moment to help spread the word so even more people can be encouraged and equipped by its message.

Rick Probst sits down with <a href="https://www.focusonthefamily.com/about/media/gary-schneeberger/">Gary Schneeberger</a>, Assistant to the President for Media Relations at Focus on the Family, to talk about the new documentary Truth Rising&mdash;a powerful collaboration between <a href="https://www.focusonthefamily.com/">Focus on the Family</a> and the Colson Center.
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Gary shares how audiences across the country are responding in a big way to the film&rsquo;s bold message: a call for Christians to live out their faith with courage in a culture that often pushes those beliefs to the margins.
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Together, Rick and Gary unpack the heart of the documentary, spotlighting real-life stories of conviction and bravery&mdash;like that of Jack Phillips&mdash;that remind us what it looks like to stand for truth in today&rsquo;s world.
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They also talk about where you can watch the film, how quickly the viewership is growing, and why now is the moment to help spread the word so even more people can be encouraged and equipped by its message.

Ep 96 | Gary Schneeberger of Focus on the Family

Rick talks with Todd Nettleton, Vice President of Message for The Voice of the Martyrs–USA and host of The Voice of the Martyrs Radio. Todd shares stories from his travels to more than 40 nations where Christians face persecution for their faith.

They discuss his award-winning book, When Faith Is Forbidden: 40 Days on the Frontlines with Persecuted Christians, and the powerful lessons he’s learned from believers living boldly in hostile and restricted countries.

Hear how their courage, forgiveness, and faith can inspire all of us to live for Christ—no matter the cost.

Rick talks with Todd Nettleton, Vice President of Message for The Voice of the Martyrs&ndash;USA and host of The Voice of the Martyrs Radio. Todd shares stories from his travels to more than 40 nations where Christians face persecution for their faith.
They discuss his award-winning book, When Faith Is Forbidden: 40 Days on the Frontlines with Persecuted Christians, and the powerful lessons he&rsquo;s learned from believers living boldly in hostile and restricted countries.
Hear how their courage, forgiveness, and faith can inspire all of us to live for Christ&mdash;no matter the cost.

Ep 95 | Todd Nettleton of Voice of the Martyrs

Rick talks with Paul Asay of Focus on the Family’s Plugged In — movie, music, TV, and video game reviewer by day... and (as Rick says) maybe wearing tights and a cape by night. Paul is also an author and speaker, joining the conversation to discuss his powerful book “Beauty in the Browns: Walking with Christ in the Darkness of Depression.”

Paul has lived with depression since childhood, and in this honest conversation, he opens up about how faith, family, and creativity have helped him walk through the darkness with Christ. Rick and Paul talk about what it means to stay connected to God in hard seasons, practical steps for those struggling with depression, and how our digital world — especially our smartphones — can both help and hinder our mental health.

They also dive into Paul’s passion for pop culture — from movies that surprise him (for better or worse) to the upcoming Christmas releases he’s excited about.

Paul Asay is a longtime contributor to Focus on the Family’s Plugged In, author of Beauty in the Browns and God on the Streets of Gotham.

Learn more about Paul and Plugged In at FocusOnTheFamily.com/PluggedIn.

Rick talks with Paul Asay of Focus on the Family&rsquo;s Plugged In &mdash; movie, music, TV, and video game reviewer by day... and (as Rick says) maybe wearing tights and a cape by night. Paul is also an author and speaker, joining the conversation to discuss his powerful book &ldquo;Beauty in the Browns: Walking with Christ in the Darkness of Depression.&rdquo;
Paul has lived with depression since childhood, and in this honest conversation, he opens up about how faith, family, and creativity have helped him walk through the darkness with Christ. Rick and Paul talk about what it means to stay connected to God in hard seasons, practical steps for those struggling with depression, and how our digital world &mdash; especially our smartphones &mdash; can both help and hinder our mental health.
They also dive into Paul&rsquo;s passion for pop culture &mdash; from movies that surprise him (for better or worse) to the upcoming Christmas releases he&rsquo;s excited about.
Paul Asay is a longtime contributor to Focus on the Family&rsquo;s Plugged In, author of Beauty in the Browns and God on the Streets of Gotham.
Learn more about Paul and Plugged In at&nbsp;<a data-start="1391" data-end="1467">FocusOnTheFamily.com/PluggedIn</a>.

Ep 65 | Tom Griffin on how to know that the Bible is true

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