Eric Gillis, owner-operator of a local Chick-fil-A franchise, returns to Sound of Truth to talk about how his Christian faith impacts his approach to business.

Eric Gillis, owner-operator of a Chick-Fil-A franchise in Jacksonville, shares his testimony. Raised in church, Eric thought he was a Christian, but during his college years discovered that he needed real Christianity.

Steven Adams returns to Sound of Truth Podcast to chat with Brett about the book of Proverbs, with special emphasis on some of the treasures found in the first part of the book.

Pati Adams, author of "From the House by the Seashore," shares her dramatic life story with Brett. No matter how far you might feel from God, He is there and can bring beauty from your brokenness.

Nicole Cox joins Brett to talk about the book of Philippians, with each of them bringing a special verse to the table.

Tom Shelton shares about his difficult upbringing which included an alcoholic father who heaped verbal abuse on his family. Tom found an escape in attending church, where he received the foundation for his adult conversion to Christ.

Barbara Pement joins Brett to talk about Psalm 91, a psalm that is very popular but is also often misunderstood. How does one enjoy the benefits of the psalm without taking it too far?

Steve Ritchey shares his life story. Coming from a highly dysfunctional home, Ritchey finds the grace of God in Christ, and is transformed. Years later he is diagnosed with cancer and speaks of God's goodness to him as he fights the dreaded disease.

Rosa Colby joins Brett to talk about why she loves the Psalms so much, particularly from a musician's perspective. Special attention is given to Psalm 19.7-14.

Mark Minor returns to Sound of Truth Podcast to share his story. It was how ordinary Christian people loved him in his childhood that led him to realize his need of Christ. His story reminds us the power of simple acts of love.