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

Last night, I received horrible news concerning the death of another deer friend that sacrificed so much for his country and other people.  With a sinking hole in my heart, I recall stories about my deer friend and discuss the sacred importance of Memorial Day.  Never Forget!  No Greater Love!   

Please tune-in to this podcast as we discuss a topic that's very relevant today during COVID-19. We discuss whether or not it's okay to have debt by reviewing Biblical verses on the topic. And, in doing so, we attempt to reduce the stigma and shame surrounding either being in debt or taking a loan.

There are a million and one definitions for love, but let's define love in God's terms rather than our terms and look at the Biblical definition of true love. So, inevitably we can love God and love others the way He loves us.

What is faith? Do you all see the irony? I'm really asking myself how I can have faith in faith? Because I need to know exactly what faith is in order to make sure that I actually have faith. In order to have faith in my own faith.

But in the midst of a lot of confusion regarding Christian faith, let's get to the simple, clear Biblical definition of what faith is.

In this podcast, we'll discuss the simple, grace message of the Bible and the gospel of salvation, and how, sometimes, we can overcomplicate things.

On Easter we celebrate the resurrection of the Lord Jesus Christ that leaves us with incredible hope and a promise regarding our eternal future despite all our imperfections and mistakes from the past!

Please tune-in as we talk about hoarding and what the Bible says regarding the topic.

Bottom line: We don't need to be The Horde of Hoards because we have the Lord of Lords.

I'm joined by Stefani as we discuss Christianity and our mental health in the midst of COVID-19.  

With everything going on in the world today, let's talk about our greatest resource, our teacher, and our guide through crappy circumstances: The Holy Spirit. Who is the Holy Spirit? What does the Holy Spirit do for us? And how do we use the Holy Spirit?

Is it possible to lose our eternal salvation after we put our trust in Christ? Can we commit a sin that will send us to purgatory or hell? Do we have to work to keep our salvation? Let's talk about grace and God's reckless love that keeps us secure no matter what we do. Because knowing that we're secure, no matter what, is really important for our daily lives and our mental health.