Chip Davis joins Brett to discuss the changes they have seen over the course of their lives - good and bad.

The book of Leviticus, while considered boring by many Christians today, actually has rich principles for us as New Covenant Christians. In Leviticus 1 we see a couple of principles that impact the way we worship the Lord.

Russell Franklin talks about the vital role Biblical counseling played in his life and addresses some of the concerns people might have with going to counseling.

Russell Franklin, of Foundations Christian Counseling, shares his story... one in which supportive parents and a gracious God enabled him to overcome his childhood challenges.

Jimmie Davidson shares about how when Christ is your life (and He really is for those who are born again), you will have a desire to see everyone come to know Him. 

Jimmie Davidson shares about the power of the Christ life. What is the Christ life? It is the reality that, as believers, Christ is our life (Colossians 1.27, John 15.5, Galatians 2.20). When Christ is your life, worry disappears, miracles occur, and life is an adventure.

Jimmie Davidson saw how Christ changed the lives of his parents but wrestled with whether he really had enough faith to be saved himself. Hear how God brought him to a place where he was at peace regarding his standing with God and how you, too, can know for sure that Heaven is your future home.

Are you stiff-necked or radiant faced? You cannot be both. In these chapters from the Exodus story, we see a sharp contrast between a man who was walking closely with the Lord and those who were living in rebellion.

Chuck Coker returns to Sound of Truth Podcast to talk about Yesha Tae Kwon Do, a ministry he founded forty years ago to provide affordable Tae Kwon Do training from a Christian worldview. Three of the Maragni kids have been a part of Yesha for several years now and Brett is thrilled to talk with "Grandmaster" Coker about this effective Christ-honoring ministry. 

Sometimes God reaches us through a still, small voice. Sometimes He reaches us with a strong rebuke. For Chuck Coker it was a sobering warning.