Sound Truth Interviews

In this episode of Songtime Ministers Sound Truth Interviews podcast, Adam Miller sits down with author and apologist Timothy Paul Jones to discuss his book Did the Resurrection Really Happen? Together, they explore one of the most central claims of the Christian faith—the resurrection of Jesus Christ—and why it remains essential to Christian belief.

Dr. Jones shares the historical evidence that supports the resurrection, addresses common objections raised by skeptics, and explains why eyewitness testimony and early Christian accounts provide compelling reasons to trust the biblical record. He also discusses how the resurrection is not merely a theological idea but a historical event with life-changing implications for believers today.

Whether you are wrestling with doubts, seeking answers to tough questions, or looking to strengthen your confidence in the truth of the gospel, this conversation offers thoughtful insights and practical encouragement rooted in Scripture and sound reasoning.

Champ shares the heart behind his 10 Questions series and explains why asking honest questions is a powerful way to help young people grow in their understanding of salvation. Their conversation highlights some of the key questions addressed in the book—such as what salvation is, how someone becomes a Christian, and how believers can have assurance of their faith.

Designed for kids, teens, and families, 10 Questions about Salvation walks readers through ten essential topics using short, engaging devotions that make deep theological truths accessible and meaningful. This episode offers practical encouragement for anyone seeking to clearly communicate the gospel to the next generation and cultivate meaningful spiritual conversations at home and in the church.

Tune in to hear how thoughtful questions can open the door to deeper faith and lasting confidence in God’s saving grace.

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On this episode of Sound Truth Interviews, host Adam Miller sits down with author Ruth Schleppi-Verboom to discuss her book Sunday Evenings with Joni.

Ruth shares the remarkable story of her friendship with Joni Eareckson Tada, formed through years of caregiving and weekly conversations. These “Sunday evenings” became a sacred space where faith, suffering, joy, and life’s hardest questions were explored with honesty and grace.

In this interview, listeners will discover how everyday moments can become deeply spiritual, what it means to trust God through adversity, and how a life marked by physical limitation can still radiate profound hope and purpose. Ruth offers personal insights into prayer, perseverance, and the transforming power of faithful friendship.

This conversation is both heartfelt and thought-provoking—an invitation to see God’s grace at work in the ordinary and to grow deeper in your own walk of faith.

Together they explore how the gospel speaks into the chaos of everyday motherhood, offering practical encouragement for moms who feel like they’re barely keeping up. If you’ve ever felt overwhelmed by the demands of family life, this conversation will remind you that you’re not alone—and that God’s grace meets us right in the middle of the mess.

On this episode of the Songtime Podcast, Adam sits down with Dustin Crowe to talk about his book, Your Wilderness Is Not a Waste. Together they explore how the “wilderness” seasons in the Christian life—times of hardship, waiting, and uncertainty—are often the very places where God does some of His deepest work in us.

Drawing from Scripture and personal insight, Dustin explains how God uses these difficult seasons to shape our faith, deepen our dependence on Him, and prepare us for what lies ahead. If you’re walking through a challenging time or wondering where God is in the middle of it, this conversation offers biblical encouragement and renewed hope.

In today’s podcast, Christian neuropsychologist Jo Johnson sits down with Adam Miller to weave together biblical wisdom and psychological insight, offering a freeing and hopeful way forward.