Sound of Truth Podcast

Our guest is Amie Shields, Founder and Executive Director of Charis Eating Disorder Care (previously Bring Your Brokenness), a non-profit ministry for ladies who struggle with an eating disorder. In this first of a three part interview, Amie shares about the trauma she experienced as a child. And yet, God in His grace, was looking after her in ways she would only later realize.

In this short summary of a message delivered to the people of Harvest Jacksonville, Brett highlights the doctrine of justification by faith from the first book of the Bible. People are not made right with God through their good works or good intentions or spiritual acts but by trusting in God's provision.

Steven Adams joins Brett again, this time to chat about the book of Lamentations. In this episode, Brett also reveals his singing chops... or lack thereof!

Phil Nelson returns to Sound of Truth Podcast to talk about an innovative approach he has been using to share the Good News of Jesus with college students, and with great impact. Be encouraged by hearing how God's Spirit is at work draawing this generation of college students to Christ.

Raised the son of a Methodist preacher, Phil Nelson arrived on the campus of Southern Illinois University fresh out of high school with no interest in spiritual things. But God had a different plan. Listen to how God changed his life.

In this episode, Libby Montgomery shares about the ministry God has given her... a mentoring ministry where she helps connect people to the Truth (Jesus) so that He met set them free from the struggles they cannot seem to shake or escape.

Libby Montgomery has spent the past two decades ministering the hope and freedom found in Christ. But this ministry was established after a life nearly destroyed by alcohol addiction and inner rage, two battles she waged even with Jesus in her life from an early age. Hear her compelling story in this first of two weekly interviews on Sound of Truth.

David King returns to Sound of Truth to conclude his interview series on how to see Jesus Christ in the Old Testament. The principles David shares on this episode, when applied, will greatly enhance your time reading the Old Testament.

David King, author of Your Old Testament Sermon Needs to Get Saved, joins Brett to talk about how we see Jesus in the book of Jeremiah, especially in the 31st chapter. 

David King returns to Sound of Truth to talk about how to see Jesus Christ in the Old Testament. He argues that not only is the Old Testament Christian in nature, when taught how to read it with an eye to see Him, you'll discover Christ throughout its contents. But before he addresses that topic, he shares the story of how God called him into vocational ministry.

David King shares his testimony of God's grace in his life with special attention given to how God turned him around during a time of rebellion in his teen years.

Inflation has hit so many of us hard in recent days, with much higher prices ... houses, vehicles, gas, groceries. How can families make wise choices during times of inflation? Should they change their financial plan or strategy? Financial advisor Jamie VandenHuevel joins Brett to provide wisdom for handling money in a time of inflation.

Chip Davis is back to talk with Brett about an intriguing story from the book of Isaiah... God tells King Hezekiah that he's about to die. King Hezekiah begs God to have mercy on him and God does, extending his life for fifteen years. Does God change His mind because of our prayers?

Inspired by the very first episode of Sound of Truth Podcast, Rich Shipe decided he wanted to read the Bible in five days. Hear all about it, as well as insights he received along the way on this, the 200th episode, of Sound of Truth.

Frequently associated with Christmas this Bible verse is great all year round. Brett and Chip Davis discuss this wonderful prophecy from Isaiah.

Tim Wheat returns to Sound of Truth Podcast to talk about his visit to the Asbury Revival in February. Hear his eyewitness account as well as some takeaways from what he experienced.

Tim Wheat joins Brett to share his story... a story of God's grace, a story of God's calling, and a story of a variety of ministry opportunities. And then there is also this matter of what went on in a small town in Arkansas on Saturday nights when Tim was a teenager. Listen to this episode to find out!

Brett is joined by three of his closest pastor friends: Steven Adams of Georgia, Chris Keathly of Tennessee, and Shawn Wasson of Missouri. In this Bible Chat they discuss the doctrine of eternal punishment, as reference in the first chapter of 2nd Thessalonians.

Brett talks with Chris Keathly about his visit to Asbury University in Kentucky, to see firsthand what God is doing in the phenomena some are calling the Asbury Outpouring.

Brett is joined by Randy Chunn for a brief chat about 1 Thessalonians 4.3-4, a passage of God's Word that seems especially challenging in our sex-crazed society.

REVIVAL! - On February 8th, 2023, a special thing happened on the campus of Asbury University in Wilmore, Kentucky. When students showed up for chapel that morning, little did they know that the chapel service would not conclude that day, or the next day, or the next. In fact, students and others have been gathering non-stop, day and night, for prayer, worship, testimonies, and preaching...even to...

Randy Chunn shares about his journey into blindness and how he has adjusted. Be inspired by his amazing positive attitude!

Randy Chunn is a great example of how a strong Christian home, along with a healthy church, can be used of the Lord to produce a committed, lifelong follower of Jesus.

Chip Davis returns to Sound of Truth to talk with Brett about the Song of Solomon, which is one of the most unusual books in the Bible.

Many Christians assume that weekly attendance in church is enough for raising kids in the Christian faith. But in this episode of Sound of Truth, Ben Phillips shows how discipleship in the home, also known as "family discipleship," is both biblical and achievable.