Christian conversation for everyday influence.
FaithTalk Today with Rick Probst is a conversational Christian interview show rooted in everyday application. Recent episodes move from screen fasting and marriage repair to depression, persecuted Christians, Focus on the Family projects, and public faith.
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FaithTalk Today with Rick Probst is a Christian interview show shaped by warm energy, practical questions, and a steady interest in how belief travels into ordinary life. Rick Probst keeps the room informal. He jokes, name-checks Atlanta weekends, remembers previous guests, and moves quickly toward what a book, ministry, film, or story might mean for families and communities. Recent episodes lean heavily into Focus on the Family conversations, with Paul Asay, Glenn Lutjens, John Fuller, and Gary Schneeberger appearing around screen habits, media discernment, marriage counseling, audio ministry, giving, and Truth Rising. The show also reaches beyond that circle. Pastor Alan Jackson talks about Lead with Faith and Christian influence in workplaces, schools, churches, and communities. Todd Nettleton brings Voice of the Martyrs stories of persecuted Christians, including imprisonment, fellowship, prayer, and ongoing legal pressure. The result is not a detached religion-and-culture briefing. It is closer to a pastoral magazine table, where books, ministries, personal struggle, family repair, and public witness sit beside one another. The pace is conversational. The questions are accessible. The register allows humor, but it does not treat pain lightly. Depression is discussed through Paul Asay's Beauty and the Browns, with attention to isolation, connection, and small first steps. Marriage is framed through commitment, friendship, romance, repentance, and repair. Screen use becomes a question of creativity, connection, and attention. Public faith becomes a question of courage, grace, truth, and influence. FaithTalk Today with Rick Probst suits someone looking for Christian encouragement that names cultural pressure while staying close to daily decisions at home, at work, and in community.
Made for: Suits a listener who wants Christian interviews tied to marriage, family, media, culture, leadership, and public faith. It fits someone who prefers warm pastoral conversation over academic theology.
What sets it apart: The show blends Atlanta-radio friendliness with a ministry-resource focus, moving naturally from jokes and guest rapport into counseling, screen habits, persecution stories, and faith-shaped leadership.
FaithTalk Today with Rick Probst features fun and inspiring conversations with influential Christian leaders from across the nation—and right here in Atlanta—offering biblical insight and encouragement for our daily lives. 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.
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Short reviews from the PlayNext desk, based on the episodes we processed.
A faith-centered house metaphor gives marriage repair a structure Christian couples can picture.
Marriage counseling starts in a crisis of faith, then settles into a grounded look at how a relationship is built, tested, and repaired. Glenn Lutchens, a licensed counselor and therapist with more than 30 years of experience, connects his move from ministry plans through a…
John Fuller reflects on Focus on the Family's radio history and its continuing work around marriage, family, and faith.
FaithTalk Today shapes its conversation with John Fuller into a warm, steady look at Focus on the Family's radio legacy and its work around marriage, family life, and Christian faith.
Two Bible translators unpack Scripture's hardest passages, from Revelation's 666 to the Witch of Endor.
Scripture, surrender and faith put into practice.
Rick Probst interviews Rebecca St.
Rick Probst interviews apologist Tom Griffin about evidence for God's existence.
Pastor Alan Jackson discusses his new book 'Lead with Faith' about overcoming reluctance to lead with faith in the marketplace.
Rick Probst interviews Paul Asay about Focus on the Family's Plugged In Screen Fast, a challenge to reduce screen time for teens and families.
Glenn Lutchens of Focus on the Family says his marriage-counseling path began with a year of "emotional knockdown, drag out" crisis before seminary and a Focus on the Family cover article with James Dobson.
John Fuller says Focus on the Family saw 292,000 people make commitments to Christ in the previous 12 months.
Rick Probst interviews Pastor Alistair Begg about his new Bible study on Ecclesiastes, discussing its timeless relevance and the process of creating an audio-based study.
Rick Probst interviews Gary Schneeberger from Focus on the Family about the documentary Truth Rising, a collaboration with the Colson Center.
FaithTalk Today host Rick Probst interviews Babylon Bee CEO Seth Dillon about the film "Truth Rising" and social-media censorship.
Voice actress Katie Leigh discusses her career and her long-running role as Connie Kendall on Adventures in Odyssey.
Mac Powell explains why Acts 2:42's teaching, fellowship, and prayer remain central to his faith and ministry.