Sound Reasoning: Training Christians to Defend the Faith

Christmas is much more than gifts and egg nogs. It is about Jesus. This episode highlights some of the Old Testament Scriptures about the Messiah. Perseus unpacks the passages and how it applies to Christians today.

God created us as social beings. We instinctively are drawn to others. Despite this reality, it is clear there are some relationships which are not healthy. This episode will highlight the importance of keeping good company. In addition, listeners will learn more about God's prescription for avoiding bad company.

Many Christians struggle privately with various addictions. Some have given up hope for deliverance. This episode will help you to better understand God's strategy for deliverance from addictions.

If a Black cats crosses your path, legend says you will have bad luck. If you break a mirror that could be seven years of bad luck. How should Christians deal with many of the man made traditions? This episode will help liberate believers from various superstitions.

Idolatry involves a misappropriation of worship. In other words, we are worshipping someone or something else besides God. This episode will help you to identify the behaviors that can lead to idolatry.

According to recent statistics Americans spend about $6 billion dollars on Halloween. 2.5 billion is spent on costumes and accessories. Approximately 41 children participate in this holiday. Should Christians participate in this holiday? This episode will trace the origins of Halloween and answer the question, "Should Christians Participate in Halloween?"

The Book of Ephesians talks about the unity of the church. Paul tells his audience that in order to be unified in marriage, parenting, and business we must follow holy conduct. He further emphasizes that this can only be accomplished by putting on the whole armor of God. This episode illustrates how Christians can overcome the temptations to yield to their former lifestyle.

In John 17:21, Jesus prayed that his followers would become one. Paul continues this principle in his letter to the Ephesians (Ephesians 4). This episode unpacks the doctrine of Christian unity and the importance of connecting to a church.