Sam Storms joins Brett to share his testimony of God's grace in multiple phases: an upbringing in a home where Christ was honored as Lord, a conversion to Christ as a child, an indescribable clarity of call to vocational ministry a couple of years later, and, in college, a powerful encounter with the Holy Spirit. Hear the details of his story in this episode.

Few human beings in history have suffered at the level the Biblical character Job suffered. It should be no surprise that he questioned God, and yet he refused to curse God. Discover how he handled it.

In what is perhaps the oldest book in the Bible, the main character asks a question that has been asked of all people of all time... "Is there life after death?" He answers his own question in the affirmative and points to the hope we have in Christ.

Satan got permission from God to attack Job and therefore Job was suffering tremendously. Job's friends came along to comfort him, but did they? Where could Job go for true hope in the midst of his extreme suffering?

Dr. Shawn Wasson joins Brett to talk about the significance of the seven "I AM" statements of Jesus from the Gospel of John. 

The book of Esther presents to us the incredible truth of God's providential guidance... putting us in the time and the right place to make a difference for His kingdom.

Jamie VandenHeuvel returns to the Sound of Truth...this time to talk about aligning our identity, purpose, and passion with how we earn money.

There is a time to cry and there is a time to rejoice. From Nehemiah 8, Brett shows us when to make the transition from mourning to rejoicing.

In this episode, Brett reveals significant spiritual principles for the church today from Nehemiah chapters 2 and 3.

One of the great challenges for Christians today is to see Jesus in the Old Testament. Brett shows four ways in which we see Christ in the book of Ezra.