Hosted by Roland Albertus · 🇺🇸 US · EN-US · 93 episodes
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Reasonable Christianity is a weekly podcast where ordinary people have thought-provoking conversations about an extraordinary God. Each week we take a look at the truth claims of Christianity, the teachings of the bible as well as the practices of the saints in order to evaluate and affirm the truthfulness of our faith and ultimately preserve the power of the gospel. Hosted by Roland Albertus
Roland Albertus hosts Reasonable Christianity?, a religion show with 93 episodes published.
There is a quiet assumption running beneath modern life: faith belongs in one room, reason in another. Faith handles meaning. Reason handles truth. And if the two ever meet, reason does the talking. This episode challeng
Jesus the Activist? | Responding to Penuel (Part 4) Many people admire Jesus. They see Him as an activist, a revolutionary, a moral teacher, a champion of the oppressed, or simply an inspiring figure whose story continue
Christianity, Colonialism, and the African Question Crusades, Apartheid, Empire, and Historical Complexity In Episode 3 of our Responding to Penuel the Black Pen series, we tackle one of the most difficult objections to
Did Constantine invent Christianity? Did the Council of Nicaea vote Jesus into being God? Were the "real" gospels suppressed by the early church? In Episode 2 of Responding to Penuel the Black Pen, Roland Albertus examin
I Don't Like the Christian God God, Evil, Suffering, and Moral Revolt Penuel the Black Pen recently made a statement that resonated with many modern skeptics: "I don't like that guy. The Christian God is so personified a
What do the Western Cape floods and Pentecost have to do with one another? In this special devotional episode of Reasonable Christianity, we reflect on the striking symbolic contrast between the recent floods in the West
What do you do when the waters rise and God does not stop the storm? In this deeply personal episode, Roland reflects on the recent floods that devastated parts of Wolseley and the Western Cape, including the night flood
Millions of Christians have been told that their bloodline may contain spiritual curses, that demons pass through families the way disease passes through DNA, and that before they can walk in full freedom they need someo
Description: Most Christians have been taught that spiritual gifts happen on a stage. Someone with a microphone calls out a word. Someone falls. The atmosphere is engineered and the gift is performing. That is not the Sp
For generations, one sentence has shaped how Christians think about money: “Bring the whole tithe into the storehouse.” It’s been taught as obligation, reinforced by guilt, and treated as a test of obedience. But what if
In Episode 1, we exposed the man of God myth — the structure that concentrates authority in one person and quietly produces dependence instead of discipleship. In Episode 2, we sat with the consequences — real harm, prot
Abuse within Christian environments is not just a moral failure—it raises deeper questions about God, truth, and the structures meant to protect His people. In this episode, we move beyond surface-level reactions and con
In many Christian spaces, the phrase “man of God” carries unquestioned weight. It shapes how people understand authority, how they hear God, and even how they see themselves in relation to Him. But what if that framework
When Experience Becomes Authority How Charismatic Christianity Can Undermine Truth Itself What happens when experience begins to carry more weight than revelation? In this episode, I examine a growing pattern within cert
Examining Scripture Before Calling It Revelation If God exists… has He spoken? That’s the question we step into in this episode. After exploring the case for God’s existence in Episode 3, we now turn to the Bible — not a
The Case for Theism in a Skeptical Age Many people today assume belief in God is psychological — a comforting story humans tell themselves to cope with fear, suffering, and death. In other words: we believe because we wa
We live in a moment where phrases like “live your truth” and “that’s true for you” have become common language. But what happens if truth itself becomes fluid? In this episode of Reasonable Christianity, we step back fro
What happens when a simple question exposes the fragility of your faith? In this opening episode, I tell the story of a university conversation that forced me to confront something I didn’t know how to admit: I believed
In this final episode of the series, we move from clarity to conviction. Jesus said, “I will build My ekklesia.” But over time, what Scripture describes as a living congregation has often been reframed in our imagination
Is shared Christian life merely a biblical command — or is it also God’s mercy toward our humanity? In Episode III, Designed This Way, we move from theology to anthropology to hope. If Episode I recovered the word ekkles
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Reasonable Christianity? is hosted by Roland Albertus. The show is categorised under religion (spirituality) and has published 93 episodes.
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