In a world where people give great attention to outward appearance, God looks at the heart. In the biblical story of how the prophet Samuel identified David as the next king of Israel, we are taught a valuable lesson about how the heart is where it's at when it comes to evaluating a person.

Be careful what you wish for... after all, you might just get it. And it may not be as good as what you expected. Such was the case when God's people demanded to be like the other nations and have their own king. Brett shares this sobering message from 1 Samuel 8.

Brett reveals to Dr. Michael Soud a surprising implication of 2 Timothy 2.15.

Brett and Dr. Michael Soud discuss a couple of passages from the New Testament book of 1st Timothy, a letter written from the apostle Paul to the young pastor Timothy. 

Dr. Michael Soud joins Brett to talk about a few passages from the fascinating prophetic book of Ezekiel.

Brett finishes his brief series, "Portrait of a Godly Woman" with three more principles drawn from the book of Ruth.

In the second part of a series entitled, "Portrait of a Godly Woman," Brett shows how Ruth was diligent to work. She was not lazy. Whether God calls a woman into the marketplace or whether she is a homemaker, God expects that woman to put her heart into it.

In this first message from the book of Ruth, Brett shows us how devotion to family is a foundational characteristic of a godly woman, according to the Bible.

When William Marshall was in the sixth grade, his doctor said to him, "Most people, when they are your age, don't know what they are going to eventually die from." Hear how this impacted young William and how God has worked in his life since then.

The third part of a three part mini-series on the high cost of sin. In the first two parts, Brett showed how we learn from the life of Samson that sin will take you further than you wanted to go and keep you longer than you wanted to stay. In this final lesson we see that sin costs you more than you wanted to pay.