If one is reading through the book of Psalms for the first time and comes to Psalm 53 and finds it familiar, it is for good reason. Find out why in this episode of Sound of Truth with Brett Maragni.

If you ever wondered if a biblical case could be made for an enthusiastic and noisy approach to praising God when gathered with God's people, Psalm 47 is a a great place to begin to state your case, as Brett explains.

There is great joy in knowing that your sin is forgiven. David experienced this joy after he came to God in broken-hearted repentance for his grave sin. You, too, can experience the joy of forgiveness through what Christ has done for you.

Father and Son, Jamie VandenHeuvel and Jordan VandenHeuvel, return to complete their discussion about the five stages of financial life.

Sound of Truth regular contributor, and financial advisor, Jamie VandenHeuvel is joined in the studio by his son, pastor Jordan VandenHeuvel to discuss the five stages of financial life. Which stage are you in?

Here in hurricane country, we occasionally find ourselves asking the "WHY?" question when hurricanes pass by and wreak their havoc. But something can be learned from these storms, as King David reminds us in Psalm 29.

In this third interview with Kenny King and William Marshall regarding the merger of their congregations, Brett brings up three "hot topic" questions.

Psalm 19 shows us the two primary ways God reveals Himself...

...first, through nature, by which we can know that there is a God

...second, through His Word, by which we can know who this God is and how we can know Him personally.

Kenny King and William Marshall continue talking with Brett about the merger that made national news when they led their respective congregations...Kenny's predominantly black and Marshall's predominantly white...to merge as one.

Someone has said that Sunday morning at 11:00 a.m. is the most segregated hour in America. But Kenny King and William Marshall made national news when they led their respective congregations...Kenny's predominantly black and Marshall's predominantly white...to merge as one congregation back in 2019. Here their inspiring story on this episode.