Pat Demanienko joins Brett to talk about his favorite Psalm... the 22nd. Psalm 22 is a remarkably accurate prophecy about the details of Christ's crucifixion and the first in a beautiful trilogy of Psalms about Jesus.

In addition to sharing his testimony of how he came to faith in Christ, Brett's longtime friend Aaron Summers talks about what it takes for Christians to reach people in a society that is so divided generationally. How can the church be unified and minister when the generations today are so different from each other? The primary answer is love.

Nicole Cox, who oversees the music portion of Harvest Jacksonville's gatherings, shares why she loves the Psalms so much, especially Psalms 1 and 2.

Retired NFL player Kyle Brady returns to Sound of Truth Podcast to spend an hour talking with Brett about his career in football. The first half hour of the podcast is about his college days and the second half hour is about his NFL experience.

Special attention is given to the influence of his coaches, including Joe Paterno, Bill Parcells, Tom Coughlin, and Bill Belichick.

Retired NFL Player Kyle Brady joins Brett on the podcast to share his story. Kyle's journey reminds us that even when a person is not seeking God, and is accomplishing what the world deems success, there is a need for salvation... salvation that is only found in Jesus.

The largest book in the Bible, the Psalms, are immensely popular with Christians. Brett is joined by Josh Burns as they discuss why the Psalms are so beloved, with special attention given to Psalm 16.

Brett concludes his special series on the church by completing the list he began in Episode 164. American Christians, in general, need to shift their thinking about the church in these eight areas.

In this episode Brett share multiple transitions that need to occur in most American churches. For example, most churches need to stop placing so much energy and money into the production quality of their weekly congregational meeting and spend more time seeking to get everyone involved (professional production vs. full participation). Discover seven additional changes that need to take place as the church adjusts to the reality of a post-Christian, perhaps even anti-Christian, culture.

What is an ATOMIC Church and why is it so important? What does an atomic church meeting look like?  In this episode, Brett speaks from personal experience about the power of being part of the smallest possible expression of the church.

What is a MICRO Church? And why does it matter? In this episode, Brett talks about the importance the Micro Church gathering and how it is different than the Macro Church gathering as well as how it is different from a Sunday School class or small group. You may be surprised by some of the things he says!