Every Wednesday, I host TRUTH TALK LIVE on the Truth Network.

Here's what I discussed recently.

Five hundred years ago, William Tyndale published his English translation of the New Testament—and eventually paid for it with his life.

Tyndale believed ordinary Christians should be able to read the words of Christ for themselves, rather than depending entirely on someone else to tell them what Scripture said.

In this live episode of Truth Talk Live, Peter Rosenberger explores Tyndale's dangerous mission, the price paid to place the Bible in our hands, and the biblical illiteracy that persists despite our unprecedented access to Scripture.

Along the way, a caller raises a provocative question: Why are some churches removing Bibles and hymnals from the pews while placing everything on screens?

Owning a Bible is not the same as reading it. Reading it is not the same as understanding it. And understanding it is not the same as submitting to it.

Who has the final word in your life?

Recorded live on Truth Talk Live.

For forty years I've said that healthy caregivers make better caregivers—and this week that truth became personal in a new way.

In this episode, I share an update following my recent cancer treatment and explain why caregivers must be willing to care for themselves if they hope to care well for others.

Then I tell a story that could only happen in Montana. Two strangers drove up our mountain road looking for a man named "Don," leading to an unforgettable conversation with a sheriff's deputy that challenged the way I think about responsibility, self-reliance, and being a good neighbor.

Along the way, we'll laugh about a small-town post office, reflect on the lessons hidden in everyday life, and revisit Andraé Crouch's timeless hymn, "Bless the Lord, O My Soul," and why it has meant so much to Gracie and me through decades of caregiving.

Whether you're caring for a spouse, parent, child, or friend—or simply trying to live faithfully where God has planted you—I hope this conversation encourages you to prepare well, shoulder your responsibilities with grace, and remember that hope is never far away.

Healthy caregivers make better caregivers. And healthy caregivers help make stronger families. There's more at Caregiver.substack.com

"When Jesus saw their faith..." What did Jesus actually see? Peter Rosenberger reflects on one sentence from Mark's Gospel that reveals the character of Christ and offers hope to caregivers and everyone faithfully carrying burdens that often go unnoticed.

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