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.

Ben Phillips was raised in a Bible-believing Christian home and heard the Gospel an untold number of times through his childhood. He resisted numerous times, but at ten years old, it took root and began to bear fruit in his life. But it wasn't until his college years that he really began to experience biblical discipleship. Hear his story on this edition of Sound of Truth weekly interview.

In this short episode, Brett shares three special Bible passages which are appropriate as we enter a new year. Take some time to think about how to honor the Lord in 2023. 

In this special short episode, Brett challenges some of the statements being made by certain Christians about the so-called necessity or requirement of going to church on Christmas Sunday.

Stay tuned to the end of the episode for a brief ministry update.

And...

Merry Christmas!

Brett talks with Jim Elliff about seeking to increasingly conform the local church to the New Testament model. In addition to being the Founder of Christian Communicators Worldwide (ccwtoday.org), Jim started Christ Fellowship of Kansas City (christfellowshipkc.org), which is a fellowship of house churches.

Jim Elliff, founder and president of Christian Communicators Worldwide (ccwtoday.org), is Brett's guest on Sound of Truth. In this first of a two-part interview, Jim tells his story of coming to faith in Christ, a call to vocational ministry, and his ministry opportunities up to today.

Matt Wynn returns to Sound of Truth to talk about his book Rich Herrin: A Head Coach Ahead of His Time. While many stand in awe of his 978 wins as a head coach on the high school and collegiate levels, Matt reveals why Coach Herrin was more beloved as a man committed to coaching in a way that was consistent with the Christian values of his upbringing.

Matt Wynn had a charmed childhood: wonderful parents and grandparents, good friends, and a supportive community. He was a good student, a successful athlete, and did not get into trouble. And yet, he discovered that he needed Jesus, because he needed forgiveness.