We are the One: Christianity and Mental Health with Travis Reinold

What is anger? What are the differences between normal, righteous anger and sinful anger? And what should we do when we become angry?

What is the mark of the beast? What does 666 mean? And should Christians be worried about the mark of the beast and the anti-Christ? In this podcast, we'll answer the questions that are on a lot of our minds.

Stefani and I talk about the crazy world we're all living in these days. Does this mean the "end times" are here? Should we be listening to Christian "prophets?"

Once again, I'm joined by Stefani as we discuss meditation and what the Bible says about meditation.

In this podcast, we discuss that there are two different types of "good." There's "good" that we can perform under the power of our flesh and there's "good" that we can perform under the power of the Spirit. And our "good works" will be evaluated at the Bema, or Evaluation Seat, when we stand before the Lord Jesus Christ.

With a dramatic increase in censorship, fear and shame projection, and the world trying to move towards a one world government, is the Church awake to the evil that's surrounding us? And most importantly, are we remaining strong in our faith and serving as light in a dark world?

In this podcast, we'll discuss miracles and the greatest of all Christmas miracles, the virgin birth. The miracle of the virgin birth shows us that nothing is impossible for God, and that He will work miracles in our lives, despite our circumstances.

The Christmas promise remains with us even when we go through our worst days on this earth. In this podcast, we discuss what Isaiah 9:6 means within its historical context.

Stefani and I interview one of our listeners, Robert Broughton, who is a fellow believer and mental health advocate. In this special episode, Robert, or "Bobby," shares his personal story about his own mental health struggles and God's "reckless" love in his life.

In this podcast, we'll talk about what God says regarding favoritism. Are we demonstrating favoritism in our personal lives? Does favoritism impact our mental health (or other people's mental health)? Does God have "favorites" or does he treat everyone equally? And what does God think when we demonstrate favoritism?