In what appears to be a rather bold request, the student (Elisha) asks his master (Elijah) for a double portion of his spirit. Brett and Eric discuss this request and point out how it was fulfilled. How does it apply to our lives today?

Brett and Eric talk about how God offered, in effect, a blank check to King Solomon. What would you do if God offered you this? Solomon asked for wisdom, which pleased the Lord.

Caldon Charles shares his dramatic personal testimony of coming to faith in Christ. Raised in a pastor's home, Caldon rebelled against his parents and against God, but God had his own plans for Caldon. He joins Brett on this episode of Sound of Truth Weekly Interview to tell his story.

Caldon and Monique Charles, visiting from Turks & Caicos Islands, visit Brett in the studio to share their testimonies. In this episode, Monique tells of how she came to faith in Jesus Christ and how it impacted not just her life and eternity, but that of her family as well. 

King David, about to die, charges his son, Solomon, who will be the next king, to "act like a man" ("be a man"/ "prove yourself a man"/"show yourself a man" in other translations). Why does David say this? Brett and Eric look into this Bible text and consider the culture of the day in providing some answers.

Brett and Eric continue their discussion about Acts 15, a very significant chapter in the history of Christianity. One of the main challenges of early Christianity was trying to figure out how the Old Covenant related to the New Covenant, and how much Christians were obligated to follow the customs of the Old Testament. The apostles address this question in this passage.

Brett and Eric talk about Acts 15, a very significant chapter in the history of Christianity. One of the main challenges of early Christianity was trying to figure out how the Old Covenant related to the New Covenant, and how much Christians were obligated to follow the customs of the Old Testament. The apostles address this question in this passage.

Gina Spong, a member and leader at Harvest Jacksonville, shares with Brett her story of coming into a personal relationship with Jesus Christ. Gina was raised in the church, but it was in her teen years that she recognized her need to be saved.

In the third part of his interview with business entrepreneur Brandon West, we hear more of how his "business as ministry" philosophy is carried out on the ground level. It's one thing to philosophically view business as ministry, it's quite another thing to actually do it. Brett asks the questions that draws out the answers we want to know from Brandon.

People can sometimes be fickle. And crowds can easily be swayed. Two passages in the book of Acts reveal just how fickle people can be. Brett and Eric discuss this fascinating aspect of human behavior.