Sound of Truth Podcast

In what is perhaps the oldest book in the Bible, the main character asks a question that has been asked of all people of all time... "Is there life after death?" He answers his own question in the affirmative and points to the hope we have in Christ.

Satan got permission from God to attack Job and therefore Job was suffering tremendously. Job's friends came along to comfort him, but did they? Where could Job go for true hope in the midst of his extreme suffering?

Dr. Shawn Wasson joins Brett to talk about the significance of the seven "I AM" statements of Jesus from the Gospel of John. 

The book of Esther presents to us the incredible truth of God's providential guidance... putting us in the time and the right place to make a difference for His kingdom.

Jamie VandenHeuvel returns to the Sound of Truth...this time to talk about aligning our identity, purpose, and passion with how we earn money.

There is a time to cry and there is a time to rejoice. From Nehemiah 8, Brett shows us when to make the transition from mourning to rejoicing.

In this episode, Brett reveals significant spiritual principles for the church today from Nehemiah chapters 2 and 3.

One of the great challenges for Christians today is to see Jesus in the Old Testament. Brett shows four ways in which we see Christ in the book of Ezra.

What do you do when your enemy seems superior and is advancing against you? We discover three principles from this passage to help us know what to do in such a frightening scenario.

What do you do when you don't know what to do? Pastor Brett addresses this question from 2 Chronicles 20.

2 Chronicles 7.14 is a popular verse on the topic of revival, and rightly so. But is it appropriate to apply it to the United States today?

Vincent Ten Bouwhuis joins Brett to talk about his conversion and his ministry. Originally from the Netherlands, and now based in London, Vincent helps people discover freedom from demonic strongholds in their lives.

Jabez stands out among the multitude of names listed in the first nine chapters of 1 Chronicles because he prayed a bold prayer...that God answered, "Yes."

Brett interviews Jeff Christopherson about his book, Once You See, a novel which communicates several important lessons for contemporary Christians and how they think about the church and what God desires for them in relationship to the church. To order a copy of Once You See, go HERE .

Jeff Christopherson shares the touching story of how hundreds of lives were changed forever when a young married couple decided to watch a movie together.

In the first part of Brett's look at this passage (1 Chronicles 21.1-6) he talked about how we as individual Christians can be guilty of trusting in our strengths and successes instead of God. In part 2, he applies the spiritual lesson of this Bible passage to churches, especially here in North America.

Did you know that counting can actually be a sin against God? David dishonored the Lord by taking a census. In a numbers-driven society this is an important message. Who or what are we trusting in?

Statistics show that American churches are dominated by the older generations and younger people are dropping out. How can churches adapt? What will happen to America's churches when the older Christians, who provide so much of the financing and leadership, graduate to glory? How can churches prepare for the future? Aaron Summers returns to Sound of Truth Podcast to talk about the message of his b...

Jamie VandenHeuvel returns to Sound of Truth to talk with Brett about the importance of your worldview and how it relates to your finances.

Brett interviews Brandon West, who recently published an outstanding book on the topic of success. Discover why business owners, entrepreneurs, pastors, and stay-at-home Moms are being impacted by this Brandon's powerful message. This 25 minute interview could literally change your life! You can order a copy of the book here... https://a.co/d/0nDQuRN

After thoroughly addressing the topic of how a person becomes a Christian (in Romans chapters 1 through 11), the Apostle Paul turns his attention to how a Christian should live. Brett shows us Paul's powerful statement of what it means to live as a Christian: a life of worship, possible by the renewing of the mind. 

No other passage of Scripture in the New Testament deals so clearly and thoroughly with the subject of salvation than the first eleven chapters of the book of Romans. In this message, Brett focuses on two passages in particular that address this eternally important topic.

Some people respond to God's Word in repentance and faith, while others... not so much. What about you? How do you respond to God's Word?

Jeremy Stephens talks about the MICRO church concept including how Tampa Underground developed their MICRO church paradigm.

Brett interviews Jeremy Stephens, one of the founders of The Tampa Underground. Stephens describes how this unusual expression of God's Church came to be and how it functions. Tampa Underground - https://www.tampaunderground.com/ Underground Network - https://www.undergroundnetwork.org/