Talk’n Truth

How do you actually understand the Bible—and know what to trust? In this episode of Talk’N Truth, Dan Whitney (aka Larry the Cable Guy), Reno Collier, and Pastor Bryan Clark tackle some of the most common—and confusing—questions people have about Scripture.From where to start reading the Bible, to why events like Pentecost aren’t always formally celebrated, to the mystery surrounding books like the Book Enoch, this conversation clears away the noise and gets back to what really matters: understanding God’s Word as it was intended.Bryan offers practical guidance for anyone who’s ever felt overwhelmed trying to read the Bible. Rather than treating it like a novel from Genesis to Revelation, he encourages starting with the Gospels and building from there.The episode also addresses a growing issue in today’s culture: misinformation. The group explains why we can be confident in the Bible we have today—and why so many modern challenges to Scripture are based more on speculation than truth.If you’ve ever wondered where to begin, what sources to trust, or how to grow in your understanding of Scripture without getting discouraged, this conversation offers clarity, encouragement, and a reminder that God meets those who sincerely seek Him.Perfect for viewers interested in:Bible study basics, how to read the Bible, starting with Scripture, biblical literacy, Pentecost, Book of Enoch, apologetics, trusting the Bible, Christian growth, and understanding context in Scripture.#BibleStudy #ChristianPodcast #TalkNTruth #LarryTheCableGuy #RenoCollier #BryanClark #HowToReadTheBible #BibleQuestions #ChristianLiving #Apologetics #TrustScripture #BackToTheBible

Why do so many believers struggle with shame even after they’ve been forgiven? In this episode of Talk’N Truth, Pastor Bryan Clark, Dan Whitney (aka Larry the Cable Guy), and Trevor Schmale explore one of the most misunderstood tensions in the Christian life—conviction versus condemnation.Drawing from the final chapter of 2 Samuel 24, the conversation revisits David’s costly leadership failure and the devastating consequences that followed. Yet even in this sobering moment, the story highlights what truly made David a man after God’s own heart: not perfection, but a pattern of humility, confession, and repentance.The group wrestles with a common spiritual struggle many believers face today. When we sin, the natural response is to spiral into shame, guilt, and self-condemnation. But Scripture tells a different story. Conviction from the Holy Spirit draws us back to God, while condemnation keeps us trapped in isolation and despair.Bryan explains how understanding the truth of the gospel is the key to breaking that cycle. God is not a distant judge waiting to punish every mistake. He is a compassionate Father who offers grace, forgiveness, and restoration through Jesus. But that truth can only reshape our hearts if we stay engaged with God’s Word and live our faith in real community rather than isolation.The episode also explores how modern culture—especially social media and hyper-individualism—can deepen feelings of shame and disconnection, making it harder for believers to experience the grace and accountability that come through authentic relationships.At the center of the story is a powerful foreshadowing of the gospel itself. When David offers his own life for the sins of the people, it points forward to the greater King who would one day do exactly that—Jesus Christ.If you’ve ever wrestled with guilt, questioned whether God still loves you after failure, or struggled to believe grace really applies to you, this honest and encouraging conversation will remind you that God’s truth is stronger than your shame.Perfect for viewers interested in:Bible study podcasts, 2 Samuel 24, conviction vs condemnation, repentance and grace, Christian forgiveness, overcoming shame, gospel truth, spiritual leadership, Christian community, and understanding God’s grace.#BibleStudy #ChristianPodcast #TalkNTruth #LarryTheCableGuy #BryanClark #TrevorSchmale #2Samuel24 #Grace #Repentance #Conviction #ChristianLiving #BackToTheBible

What does success do to the soul? In this episode of Talk’N Truth, Pastor Bryan Clark, Dan Whitney (aka Larry the Cable Guy), and special guest Trevor Schmale tackle one of the most dangerous tests a leader can face—not failure, but success. Drawing from David’s final psalm in 2 Samuel 23, the conversation explores how a shepherd boy anointed by God became Israel’s greatest king—yet nearly lost his way when power and prosperity blurred his perspective. David’s closing words remind us that greatness isn’t about platform, talent, or applause. It’s about remembering who made you great in the first place. If you’ve ever aspired to leadership, wrestled with ambition, or wondered how to stay faithful for decades rather than seasons, this conversation offers practical wisdom, hard-earned perspective, and a reminder that God is the one who is truly great. Perfect for viewers interested in: Bible study podcasts, 2 Samuel 23, leadership integrity, Christian leadership, humility in success, church leadership culture, celebrity pastors, guarding your heart, faithfulness over fame, and long-term spiritual character. #BibleStudy #ChristianPodcast #TalkNTruth #LarryTheCableGuy #BryanClark #TrevorSchmale #2Samuel23 #ChristianLeadership #Integrity #Faithfulness #GuardYourHeart #BackToTheBible

What happens when faith doesn’t lead to comfort, healing, or easy answers? In this episode of Talk’N Truth, Dan Whitney (aka Larry the Cable Guy), Pastor Bryan Clark, and special guest Patti Clark confront one of the most damaging distortions of Christianity—the belief that following Jesus guarantees health, wealth, and a pain-free life. Drawing from David’s reflective psalm in 2 Samuel 22, the conversation pushes back hard against prosperity theology and explores the reality of the wilderness seasons every believer eventually faces. David looks back on decades of hardship, danger, and unanswered prayers—and realizes God was never absent. He was present all along, shaping, protecting, and strengthening him through suffering. The episode gets deeply personal as Dan and Patti share how real loss and trauma exposed the emptiness of shallow answers and forced them to wrestle honestly with God’s faithfulness. Rather than asking, “Why did this happen?” they point listeners toward a deeper question: Who is God when life doesn’t turn out the way we hoped? Using powerful imagery from David’s psalm—storms, cliffs, fortresses, and deliverance—the group reminds listeners that faith isn’t proven by what we gain, but by whom we trust when everything feels uncertain. God is still God, even when He doesn’t rescue us the way we expect. And sometimes the wilderness isn’t punishment—it’s preparation. If you’ve ever felt disappointed by God, wounded by religious platitudes, or confused about why suffering exists in the Christian life, this honest and compassionate conversation offers biblical clarity, real-world wisdom, and hope that doesn’t depend on circumstances. Perfect for viewers interested in: Bible study podcasts, 2 Samuel 22, wilderness seasons, suffering and faith, prosperity gospel critique, trusting God in hardship, Christian encouragement, David’s psalms, spiritual resilience, and authentic Christianity. #BibleStudy #ChristianPodcast #TalkNTruth #LarryTheCableGuy #BryanClark #PattiClark #2Samuel22 #FaithInHardship #WildernessSeason #TrustGod #ChristianLiving #BackToTheBible

Leadership sometimes means cleaning up messes you didn’t make—and being misunderstood for doing the right thing. In this episode of Talk’N Truth, Dan Whitney (aka Larry the Cable Guy), Pastor Bryan Clark, and special guest Patti Clark wrestle with one of the most challenging and often misunderstood passages in David’s story: 2 Samuel 21. As the long journey through David’s life nears its conclusion, the conversation turns to a painful chapter involving a broken covenant, a national famine, and the consequences of Saul’s violent misuse of power. Along the way, Dan, Bryan, and Patti explore why God’s justice can feel shocking to modern readers, how grace and accountability coexist, and why we often take grace for granted until we encounter moments of divine justice. They also reflect on how David’s imperfect but faithful life ultimately points forward to the need for a better King. The conversation ends where the story always leads—Jesus. Where Saul abused power and David could only partially restore what was broken, Jesus became the perfect King who took responsibility for sins He didn’t commit, laying down His life to clean up the mess we made. If you’ve ever struggled with hard Bible passages, questioned God’s fairness, or wondered whether your past disqualifies you from being used by God, this episode offers thoughtful insight, biblical clarity, and real hope. Perfect for viewers interested in: Bible study podcasts, 2 Samuel 21, King David, Saul, biblical justice, atonement, leadership responsibility, difficult Bible passages, Old Testament context, faith and grace, Jesus as the true King, and Christian growth. #BibleStudy #ChristianPodcast #TalkNTruth #LarryTheCableGuy #BryanClark #PattiClark #2Samuel21 #KingDavid #BiblicalJustice #Leadership #FaithAndGrace #OldTestament #JesusTheTrueKing #BackToTheBible

Power can be used to protect—or to destroy. In this episode of Talk’N Truth, Dan Whitney (aka Larry the Cable Guy), Arnie Cole, and Pastor Bryan Clark take an unflinching look at the abuse of power through one of the darkest stretches in David’s story. Drawing from 2 Samuel 20, the conversation exposes how leaders like Joab, Absalom, Sheba, and even David himself used influence for personal gain—and how innocent people paid the price. From the unnamed woman who saves an entire city, to the ten concubines whose lives are permanently altered, this chapter forces us to slow down and remember: these aren’t abstract Bible characters—they’re real people, deeply wounded by the selfish choices of powerful men. The guys wrestle honestly with why humanity hasn’t changed, why power so often corrupts, and why Scripture consistently condemns using people instead of serving them. They also highlight the Bible’s surprisingly high view of women, lifting up courageous, unnamed figures whose wisdom and bravery bring peace where violence was imminent. Beyond ancient history, the episode turns personal. Dan shares about influence, identity, and why success can quietly become a substitute for Jesus if we’re not careful. Whether you’re a pastor, parent, leader, or simply someone with a small circle of influence, the question is unavoidable: Are you using what you’ve been given to help others flourish—or to serve yourself? This conversation ultimately points forward to Jesus—the only leader who never abused power, never exploited others, and laid His life down instead. Grace is real. Redemption is possible. But influence always comes with responsibility. Perfect for viewers interested in: Bible study podcasts, abuse of power, leadership and influence, 2 Samuel 20, King David, Joab, biblical justice, women in Scripture, Christian identity, humility, repentance, and living out faith with integrity. #BibleStudy #ChristianPodcast #TalkNTruth #LarryTheCableGuy #ArnieCole #BryanClark #Leadership #AbuseOfPower #2Samuel20 #ChristianLiving #FaithAndInfluence #BackToTheBible #UseYourInfluence

In a divided world, where politics promises change but delivers more polarization, where does real hope come from? In this episode of Talk’N Truth, Dan Whitney (aka Larry the Cable Guy), Arnie Cole, and Pastor Bryan Clark wrestle with a timely and uncomfortable question: Can politics heal what’s broken—or does lasting change only come through Jesus? Drawing from 2 Samuel 19, the conversation centers on David’s return to leadership after a decade of moral failure, passivity, and national division. After Absalom’s rebellion collapses, David faces a fragile moment: will he seek revenge, or will he lead with grace to reunite a fractured nation? His decisions along the road back to Jerusalem reveal a leader learning—slowly and painfully—that reconciliation matters more than payback. The discussion then turns sharply to today. The guys talk candidly about Christians, politics, and public witness—why aligning the church with political power can damage the testimony of Christ, why joy and humility speak louder than outrage, and why the mission of the church is discipleship, not endorsements. Laws can restrain behavior, but only the gospel can change hearts. With humor, honesty, and conviction, this episode challenges believers to stop looking to Washington for salvation and start living as visible, joyful ambassadors of Jesus in everyday life. Be a light. Stay grounded in the Word. Plant seeds—and trust God to do what only He can do. Perfect for viewers interested in: Christian perspectives on politics, faith and culture, 2 Samuel 19, King David’s leadership, church and public witness, Christian unity, discipleship, living out the gospel, and navigating polarization with grace. #BibleStudy #ChristianPodcast #TalkNTruth #LarryTheCableGuy #ArnieCole #BryanClark #FaithAndPolitics #ChurchAndCulture #2Samuel19 #ChristianWitness #GospelCentered #BackToTheBible #LiveAsLight

Even the best leaders can fall—and when they do, real people get hurt. In this Christmas-week episode of Talk’N Truth, Dan Whitney (aka Larry the Cable Guy), Cara Whitney, and Pastor Bryan Clark unpack one of the most heartbreaking chapters in David’s story: the fall of Absalom, David's son and the devastating fallout from David’s failure. The conversation centers on how one “hour of passion” with Bathsheba rippled outward into generational pain—broken family relationships, shattered trust, and the deaths of thousands. As Absalom’s rebellion collapses in 2 Samuel 18, the story exposes what happens when pride, passivity, and poor leadership go unchecked. Absalom is portrayed as a “pretty boy” leader—inept, ego-driven, and ultimately unable to fight God and win. But this episode doesn’t just warn. It points forward. David cries out, wishing he could die in place of his son—but he can’t. And that’s where Christmas comes in. A thousand years later, the true King arrives: Jesus, the Leader who never fails, who actually does die in our place. This is the redemptive thread running through Scripture—and through our own stories. With humor, honesty, and personal reflection, this episode reminds you: your choices matter, leadership matters, and grace is always enough to write a new ending. Perfect for viewers interested in: Christmas faith conversations, 2 Samuel 18, King David, Absalom, consequences of sin, leadership and family impact, generational pain, redemption, grace, and Jesus as the true King. #BibleStudy #ChristianPodcast #TalkNTruth #LarryTheCableGuy #CaraWhitney #BryanClark #KingDavid #Absalom #2Samuel18 #Christmas #Grace #Redemption #ChristianLeadership #BackToTheBible

When life feels chaotic, confusing, or completely out of your control, 2 Samuel 17 offers a surprising reminder: God is still sovereign—even when the storyline makes no sense to us. In this episode of Talk’N Truth, Dan Whitney (aka Larry the Cable Guy), his wife Cara Whitney, and Pastor Bryan Clark dive into one of the most perplexing chapters in David’s story and uncover a powerful truth: people make real choices, but God’s purposes still stand. The crew unpacks why Absalom ignored good counsel, how God quietly orchestrated events to protect David, and why the tension between human responsibility and divine sovereignty often feels impossible to understand. With humor, honesty, and heartfelt wrestling, Dan and Cara share their own struggles with prayer, unanswered hopes, childhood experiences, and what it means to trust God when life doesn’t go the way we expect. From the pain of David’s failures to the consequences of Absalom’s rebellion, this conversation tackles big questions: • Does prayer actually change anything? • Why doesn’t God stop evil people? • What’s our part—and what’s God’s part—in the stories unfolding around us? • How does God’s justice and mercy intertwine when we least deserve it? Whether you’re navigating unanswered prayers, confusion about God’s timing, or the long shadow of someone else’s choices, this episode reminds you: God is sovereign, God is good, and your choices still matter. Do the right thing today—and trust Him with the rest. Perfect for viewers interested in: Bible study podcasts, 2 Samuel 17, God’s sovereignty, prayer and faith, Christian encouragement, making wise choices, leadership lessons from David, navigating suffering, trusting God in uncertainty, and real-life Christian conversation. #BibleStudy #ChristianPodcast #TalkNTruth #LarryTheCableGuy #CaraWhitney #BryanClark #2Samuel17 #SovereigntyOfGod #Prayer #FaithQuestions #ChristianEncouragement #BackToTheBible #TrustGod #DoTheRightThing

Even the mountaintop can be a dangerous place—especially when we forget how much we still need God. In this episode of Talk’N Truth, Dan Whitney (aka Larry the Cable Guy), Pastor Bryan Clark, and Arnie Cole unpack the dramatic turning point in 2 Samuel 16, where King David faces betrayal, cursing, humiliation, and the painful consequences of past sin. From Mephibosheth’s betrayal to Shimei’s accusations to Absalom’s public rebellion, David is forced down the backside of the mountain—a vivid warning for every believer who thinks they’re “doing fine.” The crew dives into why success can dull our dependence on God, why spiritual leaders often fall when everything is going well, and how pride, comfort, and apathy can quietly open the door to disaster. With honesty, humor, and real-life stories, Dan, Bryan, and Arnie talk candidly about staying grounded when life is good, the dangers of spiritual carelessness, and the kind of integrity that keeps believers steady at the top of the mountain. They also shine light on the surprising biblical parallels between David’s descent and Jesus’ path to Gethsemane—reminding us that Scripture is woven together with a redemptive thread from beginning to end. Whether you're in a season of blessing, cruising on autopilot, or feeling spiritually untouchable, this conversation is a wake-up call: success can be just as spiritually dangerous as struggle. Stay dependent. Stay watchful. Stay close to God. Perfect for viewers interested in: Christian encouragement, Bible study podcasts, 2 Samuel 16, King David’s story, spiritual vigilance, avoiding complacency, integrity in leadership, Christian living, grace and consequences, and staying grounded in seasons of success. #BibleStudy #ChristianPodcast #KingDavid #2Samuel16 #SpiritualGrowth #Integrity #FaithAndLeadership #TalkNTruth #LarryTheCableGuy #BryanClark #ArnieCole #BackToTheBible #ChristianEncouragement #StayGrounded #DependOnGod

Even when life knocks you down, God’s grace calls you to get back up. In this episode of Talk'N Truth, Dan Whitney (aka Larry the Cable Guy), Pastor Bryan Clark, and Arnie Cole unpack the story of King David in 2 Samuel 15—his decade of guilt, the leadership vacuum that followed, and the moment he finally stepped back into God’s calling. The crew dives into why so many believers—especially seasoned Christians—struggle with guilt, spiritual apathy, and criticism, and how those patterns can sideline us from God’s mission. Through humor, honesty, and biblical insight, they explore what it means to move from regret to restoration and why “no failure is final” for those who trust God’s forgiveness. Whether you’ve fallen hard, drifted from purpose, or simply lost your joy, this powerful conversation reminds you that grace doesn’t retire—and it’s never too late to rejoin the game. Perfect for viewers interested in: Christian encouragement, 2 Samuel 15, King David, grace and restoration, leadership and faith, overcoming guilt, spiritual stagnation, faith after failure, joy in Christ, and Christian living. #BibleStudy #ChristianPodcast #KingDavid #2Samuel15 #FaithAfterFailure #Restoration #Grace #Forgiveness #LarryTheCableGuy #BryanClark #ArnieCole #BacktotheBible #TalkingTruth #ChristianEncouragement #NoFailureFinal #SpiritualGrowth #ChristianLeadership

Even when we mess up, God isn’t done with us. In this episode of Talk'N Truth, Dan Whitney (aka Larry the Cable Guy), Pastor Bryan Clark, and comedian Reno Collier dive deep into 2 Samuel 14—the story of King David’s paralyzed leadership, his silence after failure, and the grace that calls us back into the game. David went from a fearless giant-killer to a hesitant, broken man afraid to act. But God wasn’t finished with him—and He isn’t finished with you either. The crew discusses what it looks like to feel “stuck on the B team,” how guilt and shame can hold believers back, and why God’s grace is a recall notice for every follower of Jesus to get back on the field. They also unpack how Peter’s restoration after denying Christ shows that repentance isn’t the end—it’s the beginning of purpose renewed. Whether you’re weighed down by regret, battling spiritual fatigue, or longing for a comeback in your faith, this real-talk conversation reminds you: sin doesn’t disqualify you. God’s grace requalifies you.

Why are so many people who “have it all” still unhappy? Comedian Dan Whitney (aka Larry the Cable Guy), Reno Collier, and Pastor Bryan Clark dive into the dangers of finding your worth in fame, money, or success — and the freedom that comes when your identity is rooted in Jesus Christ. In this raw and honest Talking Truth conversation, the trio unpacks the story of David from 2 Samuel 13 and how sin, pride, and misplaced identity can wreck lives. You’ll hear powerful insights about: Why worldly success can’t satisfy your soul How sin’s ripple effect impacts families and futures What real joy and peace look like in a chaotic world How to let go of “your truth” and cling to the Truth If you’ve ever wondered why achieving your dreams still leaves you empty — this episode will remind you where true fulfillment is found. Don’t miss this deep, funny, and faith-filled episode that proves one powerful truth: When you build your life on Christ, you’ll never lose who you are.

No matter how far we fall, God's grace reaches farther. In this powerful episode of Talking Truth, Dan Whitney (aka Larry the Cable Guy), Pastor Bryan Clark, and comedian Reno Collier explore the raw story of King David in 2 Samuel 12—his failure, his confrontation by the prophet Nathan, and the scandalous grace that followed. They discuss what it means to own your mistakes, why conviction is a sign of the Holy Spirit at work, and how God can redeem even the most broken situations. Whether you’re struggling with guilt, wrestling with addiction, or just feeling spiritually stuck, this conversation will encourage you that no failure is final.

Nobody wakes up thinking, “I’ll ruin my life today.” But that’s how King David’s story unfolds—one small compromise at a time. In this powerful episode of Talking Truth, Dan Whitney (aka Larry the Cable Guy), Arnie Cole, and Pastor Bryan Clark walk through 2 Samuel 11 and unpack the devastating spiral of David’s choices—and what it means for us. David went from hero to heartache, and the consequences were massive. But this isn’t just an ancient failure—it’s a mirror to our own hearts. What starts as restlessness or entitlement can quickly escalate into sin, secrecy, and regret. So how do we break the cycle? How do we stop before it starts? This conversation is raw, real, and filled with hope for those who’ve made mistakes, feel stuck in shame, or think it’s too late to turn around. The same God who saw David’s worst moment sees ours—and still offers grace.

In this powerful episode from our Talk 'n Truth series in 2 Samuel, Dan Whitney (Larry the Cable Guy), Pastor Bryan Clark, and Arnie Cole tackle what it really means to lead with love in a culture that seems determined to crash. From the story of King David’s leadership to real-world challenges Christians face today, this episode explores the tension between compassion and courage—and why staying silent may not be the loving thing to do.

David’s power could’ve meant cruelty, but he chose kindness for Jonathan’s son Mephibosheth. Dan Whitney (Larry the Cable Guy), Bryan Clark, and Jeff Foxworthy explore how God’s kindness inspires us to show grace to others, no strings attached.

Few people would disagree that we are in challenging time. The light of God seems to be growing dimmer with each day. But rather than rising to the occasion, are Christians becoming sidetracked and losing sight of God's glory? In this episode of Talk'N Truth Jeff Foxworthy joins Pastor Bryan and Dan Whitney (Larry the Cable Guy) return to their conversation about King David and ask what happens when we forget that God is in control.

What does real confidence look like? Dan Whitney (Larry the Cable Guy), Bryan Clark, and guest Jeff Foxworthy explore how David stayed humble and bold by trusting God—not himself. It’s a powerful look at leadership, grace, and God’s unshakable promises.

Power can go to your head—even for a king. Dan Whitney (Larry the Cable Guy), Bryan Clark, and guest Arnie Cole unpack what happens when David forgets who’s really in charge. A hard lesson in humility... and holiness.

David’s finally king and living large—but success can be risky. Dan Whitney (Larry the Cable Guy), Bryan Clark, and their guest Arnie Cole unpack how pride sneaks in and why staying grounded in faith matters when life’s going great.

Dan (Larry the Cable Guy), Bryan Clark, and guest, Arnie Cole dig into a wild Old Testament moment—mercenaries, murder, and a king who does the right thing anyway. Turns out, shortcuts don’t always pay off. David shows us why trusting God beats forcing the outcome.

Do you react or respond to complicated decisions? Dan (Larry the Cable Guy), Bryan Clark and guest, Cara Whitney talk about this as they walk through David's story in 2 Samuel: 3

Dan Whitney (Larry the Cable Guy), Pastor Bryan Clark and guest Cara Whitney talk about how big accomplishments are made one step at a time! That was the case with David in today's look at 1 Samuel 2.

You can fight God. But it won't get you very far! Dan Whitney (Larry the Cable Guy), Cara Whitney, and Pastor Bryan Clark talk truth about this today. Don't forget to download - GoTandem - our free spiritual fitness app!

Dan (Larry the Cable Guy), Bryan Clark, and guest Arnie Cole from Back to the Bible field your questions about the Bible and faith. Don't forget to download GoTandem - our free spiritual fitness app!

Dan (Larry the Cable Guy) and Bryan Clark welcome Arnie Cole, CEO for Back to the Bible as guest. Arnie shares the latest statistics about how reading your Bible 4 or more times a week dramatically affects your life! For more resources: https://www.backtothebible.org Or download the free GoTandem app!

Every single day, God gives us the choice to follow Him or wander off on our own paths. Which path are you going to follow today? Dan, Bryan, and their guest Asa Coppinger discuss this as they cover the last chapter of 1 Samuel.

God used desperate times to prepare David to lead a nation. He’ll use desperate times to prepare us too … IF we let Him! Dan Whitney (Larry the Cable Guy), Bryan Clark, and new guest - Asa Coppinger - talk truth about this today!

There are certain lessons we can only learn in "The Wilderness School of Leadership!" Dan Whitney (Larry the Cable Guy), Bryan Clark, and Nat Crawford talk about that as they continue in 1 Samuel 29.

Do you really have to hit rock bottom before you look up and turn to God? Dan, Bryan, and Nat discuss ...

The Bible tells us that King David had a heart for God and wanted to do the right thing. But he also wanted to run ahead of God. Sound familiar? That's what Bryan Clark, Dan Whitney (Larry the Cable Guy), and Nat Crawford talk about today ...

Dan, Cara, Bryan and Nat prepare you to see blessings as you ride the 2025 roller coaster of life. So, strap in …and let’s go!

Christmas: Lowly Shepherds The Good News of Jesus' birth was first shared, not with the rich, the famous, or the high falutin folks, but with the shepherds! So, what does that say about God's family? Dan, Cara, Bryan, and Nat talk about that in today’s episode!

Dan welcomes his wife, author Cara Whitney to the podcast, along with Bryan and Nat to talk about the hope we STILL find in the Christmas story. They also rehash their Christmases from childhood.

Lessons in leadership don't happen overnight, they're taught throughout your life. So, what has God taught YOU about leadership? Dan Whitney, Bryan Clark and Nat Crawford share their experiences and encouragement.

There are 2 leadership paths in this world. One path is to do what’s right according to God’s standards. The other path is to do whatever you can get away with! Which path are you on? Dan, Bryan, and Nat discuss ...

Wanna be a good leader? Then, learn who and how to follow! Dan Whitney (Larry the Cable Guy), Pastor Bryan Clark, and Pastor Nat Crawford are talk’n truth about this today as they walk through our study in 1 Samuel, chapter 23! Dan also challenges Bryan to speak with a British accent. Hmmm ...

There are times in life when it feels like you’re out there alone, just trying to make it through one day at a time. It’s tough, but it’s also like wilderness school -- a testing ground for your faith. So, how do you make it through? Dan, Bryan, and Nat talk about that in today’s episode as they continue in 1 Samuel!

When power comes unglued from principle, what do you do? Dan, Bryan, and Nat answer as we look at the story of David, his good friend Jonathan, and Jonathan’s out-of-control father, King Saul! The guys are talk’n truth and having a little fun along the way!

You can’t change the past, but you CAN learn from it. The question is, will you? Dan Whitney (Larry the Cable Guy), Bryan Clark, and Nat Crawford help you make that choice today. If you have a question about our study, post it on talkntruth.com

Dan, Bryan, and Nat answer your questions today about hauntings and the spirit world to leadership and government. You asked. We're answering! Visit us online at talkntruth.com!

Following Jesus can make you stick out like a sore thumb! So, how do you respond when you’re criticized for your Christian lifestyle and values? That's what Dan, Bryan, and Nat talk about today as they continue their study from 1 Samuel. Got a question about our study? Post it at www.talkntruth.com

Courage doesn’t just happen. Courage is shaped through experience … and faith! Dan (Larry the Cable Guy), Bryan, and Nat talk about where to find that courage and how to live it!

Put an insecure, incompetent leader in charge and whatdya’ get? FEAR. But what happens when a man or woman looks to God for leadership? Dan (Larry the Cable Guy), Pastor Bryan, and Pastor Nat talk about the heart of a leader ...

Once you get good at lying to others, you start lying to yourself. Where does it stop after that? Bryan Clark, Dan (Larry the Cable Guy), and Nat Crawford talk about the importance of conviction and confession versus self-deception.

What’s the difference between a good leader and a bad one? Dan (Larry the Cable Guy), Bryan, and Nat will make that distinction very clear in today's episode.