TCS Live With T.C. Stallings

In this season of Thanksgiving, The TCS Live Show focuses on gratefulness! On today's show, two very special guests drop by the studio to help TC discuss why it's awesome to celebrate (and be grateful) when God says YES — but the same approach should be taken when he says "No".

When it comes to obeying God's plan for your life, spiritual discernment is key. Because sometimes the ideas, dreams, goals, and desires of our hearts are not always "God speaking to us." It actually could be the enemy, disguised within a "good" idea. It can be tricky. Let's talk about how to ensure that you can always tell the difference.

Many times, most teams can survive all kinds of adversity, such as lack of talent, injury, even multiple errors...as long as they stick together. But a lack of UNITY is a TEAM CRUSHER, and can be detrimental. This week's podcast is directed squarely at ALL of us on "Team Jesus."

In this episode, TC talks about the importance of addressing the very real struggles that come along with a decision to follow Christ.

Fresh off of filming his latest film in which he embodied the true life story of a helpless, homeless, hungry, drug addicted, and imprisoned man, T.C. is inspired to talk about addressing the needs of those among us that are suffering in much the same way in our world today.

There is a reason that scripture compares Satan and his destructive intentions to that of a "lion on the prowl." The worst thing we can do is ignore this warning, by being naive, careless, or unintentional about staying on guard AGAINST these persistent attacks.

As Christians, what is our role in holding others accountable to obeying God -- or judging the actions of others as it pertains to scripture? We can't get this wrong, especially when it comes down to "WHO" we choose to hold biblically accountable.

This week we address the problems that can arise whenever Christians resort to blending in with the world, due to the fear of offending the people within it.

Picking up right where we left off in the season premiere of "TCS Live," we'll be discussing a few examples of current, modern day idolatry traps that can easily knock us off track spiritually if we aren't careful.

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Anything that takes the place, glory, or the lead in our lives other than God is a form of idolatry. This was a huge problem in the bible days — but, as you are about to see, not much has changed. And since it now masquerades in more modern forms, it might even be worse today.

T.C. Stallings is back for season two of "TCS Live!" Let's explore.

In today's "do whatever you feel like doing" themed world, Christians can be led to conform — mostly due to ignoring the very basics of scripture. Today, we let the Bible take us on a refresher course in basic Christian living — much of which, we've willingly gotten away from.

In this episode, TC gives a look at the heart behind his new book which was released on June 9th, 2021, while also celebrating 20 years of marriage to his wife Levette on the same day.

The Bible often compares life to the task of running a race. But it also reminds us that it is not just about running the race, but it's about HOW you run this race of life that matters most to God.

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Subscribe to "TCS Live" on the Edifi app and your favorite platforms: https://edifi.app/podcasts/tcs-live-with-t-c-stallings-26148. From ministry to Hollywood and all that’s in between, actor TC Stallings helps us explore today’s issues through a biblical lens. Join TC as he applies the gospel to life, shares personal anecdotes — and encourages you to discover the incredible path God has for your life. 

There is a lot of information available to us in the world about goal setting. Often, God isn't one of those sources. But if God designed you with a purpose, ON purpose — then who (other than God) is best qualified to be the goal setter in YOUR life?

Christians may not always be at war in the flesh or the physical, but we are ALWAYS spiritually at war. The Bible warns us constantly about Satan's consistent and persistent schemes aimed at attacking those who follow Jesus. It's a dangerous fight. But Scripture also gives us a battle plan--complete with spiritual armor, weaponry, and leadership.

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God put you on this earth to honor Him, follow Jesus, and obey the Holy Spirit. Doing so will definitely result in making a difference on this earth for the Kingdom of God. Just like salt impacts food, you are designed to impact lives--but only if you can STAY salty.

What does it mean to leave a Christlike legacy for our children? T.C. Stallings breaks it down, and comedian and speaker Jason Earls joins the show! 

Praying about your purpose can be hard for some, but it can often be even harder to discern God's answer about your calling and purpose. In this episode, T.C. uses scripture and personal experiences to show how we can always biblically validate God's calling on our lives — and boldly obey that calling with clarity, courage and faith.

How do we handle grief? How do we find peace amid the ashes of our pain? In this vulnerable episode, T.C. Stallings is joined by his wife, Levette, and actress Shannen Fields. T.C. shares how he processed through the loss of his mother and Shannon explores the recent death of her husband. For anyone facing suffering, this episode is a must-hear.

If we're going to compare the church to a hospital, then let's do it right. T.C. breaks down the Christian cliche and opens the show with a powerful poem dedicated to his mother, who died last year due to complications from COVID-19. Listen to this powerful episode!

"You don't have to have it all together." That's the theme of this week's episode. T.C. Stallings breaks down what happens when God calls you to do something, but you don't feel equipped or prepared — and you don't feel like you have everything you need to fulfill that calling. Here's what you need to do when that dynamic unfolds.

Actor T.C. Stallings answers a powerful and essential question: Should you really care what others think about you? As usual, Stallings offers a powerful perspective on a question that gets to the heart of the human experience.

T.C. Stallings takes listeners behind-the-scenes of his new film, "My Brother's Keeper." Listen to him sit down with writer Ty Manns and Brady Johnson to discuss PTSD, military life, COVID and other issues of the day.

T.C. Stallings explores the power and influence of entertainment and social media, exploring the positives and negatives — and the ways in which Satan can use these tools to distract us. 

"The question is not: is it good or bad for us. We know it can be both," Stallings proclaims. "The real question is: How are you handling it? What's your standard? What's your approach?"

Listen to "TCS Live" to explore this important topic.

Actor T.C. Stallings dives into the best ways to spiritually stay on track. From the importance of prayer to the essentiality of scripture, he breaks down some simple truths we all need to hear. 

"If you can get that one thing right, you’re setting yourself up with a very solid spiritual foundation … and everything else will take care of itself," he proclaims. "That 'everything else' isn’t necessarily always what you want. But it’s definitely going to be what you need or what God purposes for you to have."

Enjoy this powerful episode of "TCS Live!"

Actor T.C. Stallings breaks down the things that are holding us back — the struggles that might be making us ineffective as Christians. T.C. breaks down what it means to be effective for Christ and explores each of the things that might be stopping us from living the way God wants.