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Peter Rosenberger

An exceptional voice of experiencefor an unprecedented need. For more than thirty years, Peter Rosenberger has personally traveled the path of the family caregiver. Through this journey, Peters discovered a caregiver cannot only survive, but thrive in oftentimes grim circumstances.

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Inside The Epicenter

Joel C. Rosenberg and his wife, Lynn A. Rosenberg

Inside the Epicenter is a Christian talk radio show and podcast hosted by author Joel C. Rosenberg and his wife, Lynn A. Rosenberg. It provides a biblical perspective on Middle East news, geopolitical events, and end-times prophecy.

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Financial Symphony

John Stillman

October 16, 2026

What To Do NOW To Reduce Next Year's Tax Bill

Ready to grow your wealth with confidence Let's talk ' http www meetwithrosewood com - - Most people don't think about taxes until they're sitting down to file and by then most of the best opportunities are gone The moves that actually lower your tax bill usually have to happen before December Here's what's worth tackling now The best tax planning rarely happens in April It happens months earlier while there's still time to do something about it If you haven't looked at this year's picture yet now's the time Here's what we discuss in this episode Q Planning Make [... more]

Truth Talk

Stu Epperson

October 14, 2026

When Faith Meets Grief

On this episode of Truth Talk Live Peter Rosenberger explores that difficult question through the public grief expressed by actor Billy Crystal following devastating personal losses Rather than rushing to correct someone's doubts or explain away their suffering Peter challenges Christians to practice a ministry of presence listening without judgment sitting with the grieving and weeping with those who weep Drawing from Psalm Romans Job and the suffering of Jesus Christ he reminds us that Scripture makes room for anguish and that Christ meets us in the midst of our deepest pain [... more]

Hope for the Caregiver

Peter Rosenberger

October 12, 2026

Why Is Asking for Help So Hard for Caregivers?

After forty years as a caregiver I know my way around hospitals medications and insurance forms An old tractor on a Montana hillside That's when I call a neighbor But asking for help can catch in your throat when you've spent years being the person everyone depends on In this episode of Hope for the Caregiver I share why specific requests help how I'm learning skills that intimidate me and why experience doesn't mean we're finished learning Plus an update on Standing With Hope's prosthetic limb outreach in Ghana a candid look at examining our hearts through Scripture and Gracie [... more]

Financial Symphony

John Stillman

October 09, 2026

What Scares Investors More Than Halloween?

Ready to grow your wealth with confidence Let's talk ' http www meetwithrosewood com - - It's spooky season And while most people are thinking about haunted houses and horror movies a lot of pre-retirees have scarier things on their minds running out of money or a market crash at exactly the wrong time Today Jake shines a flashlight on five of the biggest financial frights and how to prepare for them Most of what scares people about retirement isn't the event itself It's not knowing what happens next A plan won't make the unknowns disappear but it can make [... more]

Our American Stories

Lee Habeeb

October 09, 2026

The Great Chicago Fire Was Devastating. The Recovery Was Extraordinary.

On this episode of Our American Stories most people know the story of the Great Chicago Fire of Fewer know what happened next After flames destroyed the heart of the city and left more than people homeless Chicago didn't collapse It rebuilt faster and bigger than anyone thought possible Businesses reopened while the rubble was still smoking New buildings rose within months In just a few decades the city transformed itself into a global center of commerce architecture and innovation Chicago historian Tim Samuelson the city's first official cultural historian tells the largely forgotten story of how Chicago's location grit [... more]

Truth Talk

Stu Epperson

October 07, 2026

Biblical Wisdom in a Time of Elections

On this episode of Truth Talk Live Peter Rosenberger challenges Christians to take seriously their responsibility to participate in the communities where God has placed them including the responsibility to vote Drawing from passages such as Matthew Jeremiah and Galatians Peter discusses the difference between trusting God's sovereignty and using it as an excuse for passivity He also explores the importance of biblical literacy sharing why Christians should examine every teaching against Scripture rather than choosing only the passages that affirm what they already believe Peter reflects on suffering caregiving self-examination and the danger of creating a version of God [... more]

Hope for the Caregiver

Peter Rosenberger

October 04, 2026

What We Say To Ourselves Matter

Family caregivers spend a lot of time talking to ourselves replaying decisions anticipating the next crisis and wondering how much longer we can keep going After forty years of caring for my wife Gracie I know how exhausting that conversation can become In this episode of Hope for the Caregiver I explore what we say to ourselves when the pain persists and circumstances refuse to settle down A husband caring for his wife with Alzheimer's offers a powerful example exhausted by her repeated questions he quietly reminds himself He's got this Go ahead and answer her question His response opens [... more]

Financial Symphony

John Stillman

October 02, 2026

These 5 Questions Reveal A Lot About Your Financial Plan

Ready to grow your wealth with confidence Let's talk ' http www meetwithrosewood com - - Talking about money can be hard for some people and sometimes it just takes the right question to get things rolling Jake goes over a few today that he thinks are worth asking None of these questions are really about money That's kind of the point Sometimes the best way into a financial conversation is to start somewhere else entirely Here's what we discuss in this episode Financial Constraints Identify worries holding you back Purpose Define what matters beyond money Past Regrets Learn from [... more]

Truth Talk

Stu Epperson

September 30, 2026

Can America Rebuild Trust and Find Unity?

America is deeply divided but what happens when those divisions collide with serious security threats and a growing crisis of trust On this episode of Truth Talk Live Peter Rosenberger examines whether a divided nation can still respond effectively to external threats and asks what genuine reconciliation would require Drawing from Scripture including Proverbs and Proverbs Peter explores the importance of truth confession accountability changed conduct and examining evidence before moving forward The conversation also turns to the role of Christians in public life biblical literacy and a challenge for listeners to read through the book of Proverbs one chapter [... more]

Financial Symphony

John Stillman

September 28, 2026

Are Roth Conversions Right for Me?

Ready to grow your wealth with confidence Let's talk ' http www meetwithrosewood com - - Roth conversions can sound simple on the surface but the decision can become much more nuanced once you look at the full picture In this episode John and Jake explain why the bigger issue is not simply whether to convert but how taxes family goals flexibility and timing all fit together They also explore why the answer can change depending on what the money is ultimately meant to accomplish The best Roth conversion strategy is the one that makes sense within the entire financial [... more]

Hope for the Caregiver

Peter Rosenberger

September 28, 2026

It's Not Good To Be Alone

I once sat in an Easter service surrounded by a thousand people and felt utterly alone Caregiving can do that Even in a crowded room Even on a crowded pew In this episode I turn to Genesis talk about the difference between solitude and isolation and share why those of us advocating for someone we love need people beside us too I also tell the story of a diverted flight an overnight bus ride and a fellow passenger who needed help getting safely onto the next bus Then I close at the caregiver keyboard with Jesus Thy Blood and Righteousness [... more]

Truth Talk

Stu Epperson

September 23, 2026

The Power of Asking Better Questions

On this episode of Truth Talk Live Peter Rosenberger discusses the importance of not facing life's challenges alone especially for family caregivers Drawing from Genesis he explores the difference between healthy solitude and painful isolation and encourages listeners to reach out for support and bear one another's burdens Peter also introduces the idea of an idea audit as election season approaches challenging listeners to ask better questions about political proposals including what problem they are intended to solve who they affect what they will cost and how success will be measured [... more]

Hope for the Caregiver

Peter Rosenberger

September 22, 2026

I've Seen My Work. I Need a Better Savior.

A man sitting beside me on a flight told me his religious organization taught people to look inside themselves and become their own savior I've seen my work I told him I need a better Savior Caregiving has made me more certain of that After forty years alongside Gracie I've heard promises of healing and claims of a special word from God How do we test what people say in His name In this episode I wrestle with those questions give thanks for God's mercy when He heals and ask Is Scripture sufficient I close with Thank You Lord for [... more]

Our American Stories

Lee Habeeb

September 22, 2026

When 7-Year-Old John Quincy Adams Watched the Battle of Bunker Hill

On this episode of Our American Stories on June Abigail Adams climbed Penn's Hill with her seven-year-old son John Quincy Across the water British and American soldiers were fighting the Battle of Bunker Hill Cannon fire echoed in the distance smoke rose over the battlefield and Charlestown burned before their eyes The American Revolution was no longer something happening somewhere else A future president was watching it unfold beside his mother With her husband away and war unfolding around her family Abigail turned to the Bible for strength and taught her young son to do the same She gave John [... more]

Alex McFarland Show

Alex McFarland

September 22, 2026

232-Is There Proof for God? The Evidence You Can’t Ignore with Grant Garwood

Are you ready to explain what you believe and why you believe it As many of you know apologetics is at the heart of the Alex McFarland Ministry On this week's episode of The Alex McFarland Show Alex sits down with his friend and fellow apologist Grant Garwood for a timely conversation about defending the Christian faith Together they explore how God's Word calls believers to be prepared to share the Gospel give a reason for the hope within them and confidently defend the truth of Christianity in an increasingly skeptical culture Whether you're new to apologetics or have been [... more]

Our American Stories

Lee Habeeb

September 21, 2026

The Making of Justice Scalia: Faith, Family, and the American Dream (Pt. 2)

On this episode of Our American Stories before Antonin Scalia joined the Supreme Court he was wrestling with a question that would define his career What is a judge supposed to do when the law produces a result he doesn't personally like Scalia's answer was that judges should follow the law rather than their own preferences an idea that helped shape his growing commitment to textualism and originalism James Rosen author of Scalia Rise to Greatness continues Scalia's story through his years as a lawyer professor government official and federal judge He also shares the story of Scalia's marriage to [... more]

Our American Stories

Lee Habeeb

September 21, 2026

The Making of Justice Scalia: Faith, Family, and the American Dream (Pt. 1)

On this episode of Our American Stories before Antonin Scalia became the first Italian American to serve on the U S Supreme Court he was Nino the only child of an Italian American family growing up in Queens His father had arrived from Sicily as a teenager speaking no English and worked his way through school to become a professor of Romance languages His mother the daughter of Italian immigrants became a schoolteacher Together they filled their son's childhood with books high expectations family and a deeply rooted Catholic faith James Rosen author of Scalia Rise to Greatness shares how [... more]

Financial Symphony

John Stillman

September 18, 2026

When is the Best Time to Start Social Security?

Ready to grow your wealth with confidence Let's talk ' http www meetwithrosewood com - - Spoiler Alert There's no single best age to claim Social Security because the right answer depends on far more than the size of the monthly check In this episode John and Jake explain why Social Security should be viewed as one piece of a larger retirement plan with other key factors all influencing the decision They also unpack several common misconceptions that can push people toward claiming too early or waiting too long Here's what we discuss in this episode Claiming Age Why there [... more]

Our American Stories

Lee Habeeb

September 11, 2026

Five Floors Up: The Heroic Family Story of Four Generations in the FDNY

On this episode of Our American Stories William M Bill Feehan spent his life fighting fires in New York City He rose through every uniformed rank in the FDNY survived the department's brutal War Years of the s and became one of its most respected leaders Firefighting was also a family tradition For four generations the Feehans had answered the same call building a legacy of service that stretched back to the sons of Irish immigrants Brian McDonald author of Five Floors Up The Heroic Family Story of Four Generations in the FDNY shares the story of the Feehans and [... more]

Truth Talk

Stu Epperson

September 09, 2026

Have We Remembered, or Have We Forgotten?

As America approaches the th anniversary of Peter Rosenberger reflects on the moments that changed a nation and asks what happened after the shock faded In the days following the attacks Americans witnessed an extraordinary moment of national unity including members of Congress standing together on the Capitol steps and singing God Bless America [... more]