We are continuing our fallacy series where we talk about the "Appeal to Authority" an error in thinking. Do we find ourselves committing these fallacies and how do we know when we do? How can you identify when this is occurring "in the wild?" Join us once again as we explore this fallacy through the lens of scripture.

Join us for a continuation of our series covering logical fallacies. This is the third installment where we discuss the Ad Hominem fallacy and how to easily identify this error in thinking when they are being committed. We explore why this is important for the Christian and where we can find these examples in scripture. 

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In this installment of the logical fallacy series, we learn about the Straw man, what it is, how to identify it, and how to keep yourself accountable in every day interactions. 

Join us on today's episode and take a journey with us through scripture as we explore the question if whether God loves everyone unconditionally.

This episode serves as an introduction to a series focusing on logical informal fallacies—why identifying them is critical and why Christians must incorporate clear, logical thinking into their walk with the Lord.

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Music produced by Stephen Rubinosky of 1611 Sound.

In this episode, we are barely scraping the tip of the ice-berg when it comes to tapping into the spiritual realm as the result of a Christian involving themselves with Martial Arts and/or Yoga. Is it wrong and if they do take part and why?  Does it open up a door to the unknown?

In Eastern mysticism, meditation is generally understood as a practice aimed at achieving spiritual enlightenment, inner peace, and transcendence. Unlike Western meditation, which often focuses on contemplation or prayer, Eastern meditation is rooted in traditions like Buddhism, Hinduism, Taoism, and other mystical philosophies. 

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Music produced by Stephen Rubinosky of 1611 Sound.

Join us on this third installment of our cult series where we discuss how a Christian should be able to respond when encountering an individual in a cult. Do we shut the conversation down immediately? Or do we approach it reasonably focusing on winning the person and not the argument. 

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Music produced by Stephen Rubinosky of 1611 Sound.

Hosts Robert and Alan discuss what defines a cult using Dr. Steve Hassan's BITE model (Behavior, Information, Thought, Emotion), compare religious and political cults, and explore how even churches can adopt cult-like tactics. They emphasize the importance of critical thinking, scripture-based proof, and the autonomy of the believer to resist manipulation.

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Music produced by Stephen Rubinosky of 1611 Sound.

What happens when preaching departs from Scripture and drifts into opinion or performance? We turn to Haddon Robinson’s Biblical Preaching to unpack the importance of expository preaching—and the dangers of losing sight of what really matters.

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Faith and money. Often defined incorrectly and subsequently leveraged through misapplication. Join us as we discuss the Biblical definition of faith.