reasoning with god

Shouldn't the atheist's fervent disbelief in religion actually be counter to an evolutionary response? This episode unfolds an intriguing exploration of the tensions between evolution, faith, and atheism, dissecting that following evolution beliefs to their logical conclusion, religion itself is a product of natural selection. We scrutinize the atheist perspective, challenging whether their often-impassioned rejection of faith is grounded in scientific skepticism or a more visceral opposition to the moral standards religion espouses. As we navigate these waters, we ask if it's intellectually consistent to accept evolutionary theory and yet dismiss religious beliefs that may have been shaped by the very same processes. 

Can the concept of hell coexist with a loving God? Our latest episode tackles this profound question with a nuanced exploration of Biblical teachings on divine justice and the human condition. We navigate the perplexing notion that the anguish of hell stems not from divine malice, but from the pain of separation from God's inherent goodness. By examining real-world parallels of self-destructive choices, we unlock insights into the spiritual autonomy some may choose over Heavenly submission, and the resulting eternal consequences. In our closing summary, we reaffirm the urgency and immediacy of embracing the redemption offered through Jesus Christ. We extend a heartfelt invitation to journey with us on the path to Heaven, while gently reminding that the embrace of forgiveness is but a decision away.  Join us for a heartfelt conversation that illuminates the pathway through faith, eternity, and the defining choices of our destiny.

Ever pondered the ripple effects of Adam's sin or questioned how it could possibly influence your life today? Prepare for a theological odyssey that examines the topic of sin, individual accountability, and the deep-seated implications of The Federal Headship of Adam—the doctrine that through Adam's transgression, all of humanity has inherited a sin nature. In our latest episode, we dissect this complex Biblical reasoning and Pelagianism, a view historically rejected by the church for its assertion that humans are born with a clean moral slate. Join us for a thought-provoking session that explain this important Christian doctrine. 

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Could the decisions you make in this life determine your fate for eternity? Prepare to confront the profound questions of heaven, hell, and what lies beyond as we unpack the Bible’s narrative on the afterlife. Our latest episode strips away centuries of misconceptions, journeying into the heart of Revelation to investigate the polarizing doctrines of eternal worship and eternal punishment. Focusing on scripture, we shine a light on the celestial realm centered on Jesus, while wrestling with the thorny implications of hell's existence—its purpose, its justice, and the nature of a God who designed it.

This session isn't just an academic exercise; it's an invitation to reflect on our own beliefs about Jesus, the reasons behind widespread resistance to Him, and the stark contrasts between the destinies of believers and non-believers. We navigate through verses from Daniel, Isaiah, Matthew, and Luke, constructing a vivid image of the afterlife that is as unsettling as it is reassuring for those who embrace the Christian faith. What emerges from our dialogue is not just a clearer picture of Scriptural heaven and hell but an urgent call for introspection about where each of us stands in relation to these eternal truths. Join us as we examine these topics not only with scholarly rigor but with a heart seeking understanding.

Can the existence of God withstand the scrutiny of modern logic? We launch a new series with this session called "Reasoning with God and Faith for Thinking People", where Glenn takes the lead on Apologetics of the Christian Faith topics.  In today's session Glenn walks through a logical demonstration for God by describing "The Vertical Cosmological Argument."  Prepare to challenge your convictions as Glenn presents a compelling analogy that will make even the staunchest skeptics pause.  The discussion respectfully counters atheist arguments, inviting an open and dynamic discourse for all, whether you're a believer seeking affirmation or a curious skeptic grappling with doubt. This episode promises to leave you with a renewed perspective on the timeless debate surrounding divine presence and the cosmos. Join us in this intellectual exploration and contribute your thoughts to this ongoing inquiry.

You know, some people have the notion that the God of the Old Testament is somehow different from the God of the New. Many characterize the Old Testament God as austere, judgmental - even severe and the God of the New Testament as loving, compassionate, and forgiving. Well, rest assured that both testaments speak of the same God - the only true and living God, the God of heaven and earth. A holy and offended God calling out to sinners to be reconciled to Him. Have YOU ever come to God - and 'reasoned with Him' as it were? We hope that you will do so, even today.