This new episode on dating and relationships addresses breakups, heartbreak, and why love can hurt so much. Principles for healing from heartbreak are provided along with advice on not falling into common pitfalls. Hosts: Morgan Ellis, Joshua Abrego, and Vanessa Abrego

In this episode, The Certain Sound discusses with Megan and Steven from The Synchrony Project. The Synchrony Project is an Apostolic matchmaking organization seeking to be the bridge between Apostolic single adult relationships that lead to marriage. They also run an incredible podcast where they talk about Apostolic dating culture and ending loneliness in the Church. The conversation explores themes like authentic values, emotional maturity, spiritual headship, and mutual calling in marriage.

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In this episode, hosts Morgan Ellis and Joshua Abrego explore the transformative approach to evangelism through the lens of Apostolic theology. Focusing on the biblical transition from Old Testament paradigms to New Testament realities, the discussion emphasizes the need to bring God's presence to people rather than solely inviting them to church. This episode delves into the role of the church, the power of individual ministry, and how embracing the fullness of God's kingdom leads to meaningful discipleship. It challenges listeners to rethink evangelism as an everyday, Spirit-led mission.

The podcast explores the intersection of money, faith, and ethics through a biblical perspective. Starting with the role of money in life and worship, it delves into scriptural teachings about just financial practices, the dangers of the love of money, and the spiritual consequences of unethical economic behaviors. The discussion transitions into the importance of contentment, stewardship, and prioritizing God’s kingdom over material wealth. It concludes with reflections on faithfulness and the profound spiritual implications of how Christians manage their resources.

This episode explores the theological and historical perspectives on hell, its development in Christian thought, and its role in spiritual warfare. It delves into the nature of hell, its portrayal as a punishment rather than Satan's domain, and the misconceptions surrounding it. We examine how biblical references and historical interpretations have influenced beliefs about hell and Satan’s realm, addressing topics such as spiritual oppression, principalities, and the importance of a well-rounded theology of divine judgment.

Hosts: Joshua Abrego, PhD, and Morgan Ellis M.Div.

00:00:00 - History and development of hell in Christian thought.

00:06:00 - Hell as Satan’s "headquarters" and the influence of works like Dante’s Inferno.

00:13:00 - Common misconceptions: Is Satan really in control of hell?

00:20:00 - Biblical perspectives on hell and Jesus’s teachings.

00:27:00 - Misunderstandings in Pentecostal preaching about hell’s agency.

00:34:00 - Distinguishing hell as a place of punishment and Satan's role as "god of this world".

00:41:00 - Impact of a theology of hell on understanding salvation and grace.

00:48:00 - Principalities and powers: Exploring Satan’s kingdom and its earthly influence.

00:55:00 - Spiritual warfare and the believer's authority.

01:02:00 - Understanding oppression versus possession for Christians.

01:09:00 - Concluding thoughts on living with a healthy fear of God and gratitude for salvation.