Brett's longtime friend Shawn Wasson shares his testimony of coming to faith in Christ. Several influences played a part in Shawn's conversion: a Christian Mom, an evangelistic Sunday school teacher, the phrase "born again," and a television special.

Shawn Wasson joins Brett in a discussion about the wonderful little book of Galatians. What does it mean to be free from the law? Are there any ways in which Christians today are guilty of making something a law that shouldn't be?

Rob Anderson continues to share his story of surrendering his life to Christ after surviving being shot ten times.

Brett is joined by his longtime friend Steven Adams to chat about the rebuilding of the wall around Jerusalem, which serves as the primary focus of the book of Nehemiah.

Rob Anderson joins Brett in the studio to share his dramatic story of being shot ten times, which led him to surrender his life to Jesus.

As Ezra led God's people into confession of sin, he set an example for us today as well. Brett and Rick talk about the importance of confession that is not just vertical (admitting our sin to God), but also horizontal (telling others about our sin).

Alan Duncan picks up his story from last time on Sound of Truth (Ep 143), sharing about his football playing days, as well as his years on the mission field in Africa. 

Ezra was willing to put his faith to the test. He didn't want to brag about how great and powerful God was, and then act like God couldn't protect him. See what happens in this interesting little story from the eighth chapter of Ezra.

Alan Duncan has lived an adventurous life... raised in Africa, played college football at the University of Tennessee, played professional football, and served as a missionary to Africa for over sixteen years.

When the second Temple was under construction, rather than rejoicing some of the people of God wept with sadness. Brett and Rick discuss why that was so in this look at Ezra 3.10-13.