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What does it mean to call God a warrior? On this episode of Sound Truth Interviews, host Adam Miller welcomes Tremper Longman for a conversation about God Is a Warrior. Join us as we consider this powerful biblical theme and the questions it raises about God’s character, justice, and love.

What does the book of Joshua teach us about God’s purposes, and how should Christians approach its challenging passages? On this episode of Sound Truth Interviews, host Adam Miller welcomes David Firth, author of The Message of Joshua. Firth’s commentary invites readers to look beyond the battles and consider Joshua’s place in the larger story of God’s mission—a story that finds its ultimate focus in Jesus Christ. His work addresses difficult questions about violence, explores what it means to belong to God’s people, and considers how this ancient book continues to speak to Christians today. ivpress.com Join Adam and David for a closer look at Joshua, and bring your questions as you dig deeper into God’s Word.

How do we help children discover the powerful truths behind their favorite Bible stories? On this episode of Sound Truth Interviews, Adam Miller welcomes Tim Thornborough, founder of The Good Book Company and author of Joshua and the Very Strong City. Together, they explore how to share Scripture with young children in ways that are engaging, memorable, and faithful to God’s Word. Tim explains why God is the true hero of Joshua’s story and how the fall of Jericho points to His power, His faithfulness, and His promise to be with His people. With encouragement for parents, grandparents, and Sunday school teachers, this conversation goes beyond choosing a good children’s book to consider how reading together and sharing our own faith can help the next generation know and trust God.

How should Christians understand the violent passages of the Old Testament without ignoring the difficult questions they raise or settling for easy answers? On this episode of Sound Truth, Adam Miller talks with Old Testament scholar Matthew Lynch about his book, Flood and Fury: Old Testament Violence and the Shalom of God. Together, they examine the Flood, the conquest of Canaan, and the book of Joshua while asking how these troubling stories fit with the goodness, justice, mercy, and peace of God. Matthew explains why biblical violence cannot be treated as one simple problem. He encourages readers to slow down, consider the literary and historical context, and distinguish between what Scripture describes and what it prescribes. The conversation explores Rahab and the Gibeonites, the danger of using Joshua as a model for modern warfare, the importance of bringing our honest moral questions before God, and the Old Testament’s repeated testimony that the Lord is compassionate, gracious, slow to anger, and rich in steadfast love. For anyone who has struggled to reconcile difficult Old Testament passages with the God revealed in Jesus, this thoughtful conversation offers a faithful way forward—not by dismissing the hard texts, but by reading them more deeply and discovering their movement toward mercy, justice, reconciliation, and shalom. Matthew Lynch’s book likewise centers on the Flood and the Canaanite conquest while encouraging readers to wrestle honestly with biblical violence in light of God’s goodness and mercy

In this episode of Sound Truth, Adam Miller talks with author Seth Lewis about his book, *The Language of Rivers and Stars: How Nature Speaks of the Glories of God*. Seth explores how the beauty and wonder of creation—from rivers and stars to plants, animals, skies, and seas—point beyond themselves to the God who made them. He explains how Scripture gives us the right lens for understanding what creation is communicating about God’s character, power, and glory. Their conversation encourages us to slow down, pay attention to the world around us, and rediscover a sense of awe and worship as we see God’s handiwork in everyday life. How can the created world deepen our understanding of its Creator, and how can we learn to listen to what it is telling us? Join us for an encouraging conversation about Scripture, creation, wonder, and seeing the glory of God all around us.

Adam Miller sits down with Dr. Rich Griffith to discuss his book *Reimagining Church as Family*. Rich challenges believers to think beyond church as simply a place we attend and instead see it as the family of God—a community where people of every age and stage of life can truly belong. They discuss the importance of intergenerational relationships, discipleship, and creating churches where singles, parents, children, seniors, and those from difficult family situations are welcomed and valued. Rich shares how the church can move beyond programs and become a genuine spiritual family that walks through life together.

In this episode of Sound Truth Interviews, Adam Miller sits down with Will Graham of the Billy Graham Evangelistic Association to discuss the Declaration of Dependence Tour. Will shares the vision behind traveling through New England and the original thirteen colonies, calling people to turn from self-reliance and place their dependence on God. They also discuss Will’s family legacy, God’s calling on his life, the spiritual needs of New England, and the importance of churches praying together and reaching their communities. Will encourages Christians to invite their friends and neighbors to hear the life-changing message that forgiveness, hope, and salvation are found in Jesus Christ. For more info on the tour Click Here.

Adam Miller of Sound Truth Interviews sat down with Glenna Marshall to discuss her book, Praying in Pain. Together, they talk about bringing honest sorrow, suffering, and difficult questions before God—and finding hope in His faithfulness even in the hardest seasons of life.

Today on Sound Truth Interviews, Adam Miller sits down with Winfred Neely to talk about his book, *A Love to Live By*. Join the conversation as they explore the transforming power of God’s love and what it means to live it out in everyday life.

Adam Miller of Sound Truth Interviews talks with Nichole Suvar about the pressure to keep everything—and everyone—together. In this honest and encouraging conversation, Nichole shares how we can release unrealistic expectations, accept our limitations, and find strength in faith, grace, and the support of others. If you feel overwhelmed by all you’re carrying, this interview is a timely reminder: you don’t have to hold it all together.2 – 2 – Nichole Suvar – I Don’t Have to Hold It All Together

Is grief a sign of weak faith—or a God-given response to the pain of a broken world? This week on Sound Truth Interviews, Adam Miller welcomes Brittany Lee Allen, author of Free to Weep: Finding the Courage to Grieve and Embracing the God Who Heals. Brittany challenges common misconceptions about suffering and shares how Scripture reveals a God who is near to the brokenhearted. Together, Adam and Brittany explore the place of lament in the Christian life, the compassion of Jesus, and why believers do not need to hide their sorrow or rush through their grief. This tender and hope-filled conversation reminds us that we are free to weep because our Savior wept first—and that God meets us with grace in the midst of our pain.

In this Sound Truth interview, host Adam Miller welcomes Old Testament scholar and author Tremper Longman to discuss his book, *How to Read the Psalms*. Together, they explore how the Psalms give voice to the full range of human experience—from joy and worship to grief, fear, and unanswered questions. Dr. Longman offers practical help for understanding the different kinds of psalms and for reading them in their biblical context. Whether you are new to the Psalms or have read them for years, this conversation will encourage you to approach God’s Word with fresh understanding and a deeper heart for prayer and worship.