Sound Truth Interviews

This week on Sound Truth Interviews, Adam Miller welcomes Kathy Koch to discuss her book, Resolve Conflict and Find Peace and Hope with Adult Children. Many parents face challenges as their children grow into adulthood, and relationships can become strained by misunderstandings, differing expectations, and unresolved conflicts. In this encouraging conversation, Kathy shares practical, biblical insights for navigating these difficult situations with grace, wisdom, and hope. Join Adam and Kathy as they explore how parents can pursue peace, strengthen family relationships, and trust God’s work in the lives of their adult children.

On this episode, Adam Miller sits down with his longtime friend Tim Shoemaker and Tim’s son, Mark Shoemaker, to discuss their new book, What to Say and How to Say It to Your Teen. Together, they share practical, biblical wisdom for parents who want to communicate more effectively with their teenagers. Learn how to speak with confidence, listen with understanding, and build stronger relationships with your teen through thoughtful, intentional conversations.

Adam Miller from Sound Truth Interviews sits down with brothers Gabriel and Isaac Wingfield to discuss their book Together: Why We Need the Local Church. In this conversation, the Wingfield brothers explain why the Christian life was never meant to be lived alone. They share how God designed believers to grow in faith through the life of the local church—serving, worshiping, and walking together as one body. Listeners will hear practical encouragement on why church membership matters, how biblical community strengthens our faith, and what it looks like to live faithfully alongside other believers. This thoughtful discussion will challenge you to see the local church not as an obligation, but as a gift from God meant for your growth and joy.

Adam Miller from Sound Truth Interviews talks this week with Mike Hood about his powerful new book The If That Changes Everything. In this conversation, Mike explores one of the most important questions anyone can ask: What if Jesus really did rise from the dead? Together, Adam and Mike discuss the historical evidence for the […]

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. […]

In this episode of Sound Truth Interviews, Adam Miller sits down with author Champ Thornton to discuss his book 10 Questions about Salvation. Together, they explore how parents, pastors, and church leaders can help children and teens understand the most important truths of the Christian faith. Champ shares the heart behind his 10 Questions series […]

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, […]

Adam Miller sits down with author and speaker Jamie Erickson to talk about her book Overwhelmed Mom and the very real pressures many mothers feel today. In this honest and encouraging conversation, Jamie shares why so many moms feel stretched thin, how unrealistic expectations can lead to exhaustion and discouragement, and where true rest and hope can be found. 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.

Have you ever wondered if the difficult seasons of life have any purpose? 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.

Loneliness is everywhere right now—even when we’re more “connected” than ever. In this episode, Adam sits down with Shelby Abbott to talk about his new book Why We’re Feeling Lonely and the deeper longings behind our isolation. Together, they unpack why so many of us feel disconnected, how social media and modern life play into it, and how real, lasting connection is found in God. This conversation offers hope, honesty, and practical ways to move from isolation toward meaningful community, and how God invites us into real community and belonging.

Do you long to grow in trust, rediscover a sense of wonder, and deepen your worship of our amazing God? In today’s podcast, Adam sits down with Carolyn Lacey to explore this vital and life-shaping topic. Together, they discuss her new devotional, Amazed, and how it can help us see God more clearly and respond to him with renewed awe.

Adam has Paul Mallard on the podcast today. They are discussing the number one question we get asked here at the ministry. What to do when children walk away from the Lord? Join in the conversation to see what they had to say.

Jesus calls us to live fully for Him—but that calling isn’t easy. Distracting thoughts and painful emotions often entangle us, tripping us up and keeping us from becoming the people we long to be. 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.