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The Sound Reasoning podcast brings the truth often learned in seminary down to the pews of the local church. Join Perseus Poku as he highlights the healthy teaching of the Bible from an apologetic perspective. Perseus has interviewed many of the nation’s top theologians and authors. Listen to the show weekly in order to learn more doctrines and strategies for defending the faith.
Sound Reasoning hosts Sound Reasoning: Training Christians to Defend the Faith, a religion show with 100 episodes published.
The world is inundated with bad news. Sin is prevalent among many homes and communities. Despite an increase in education and wealth, the search for peace seems elusive. This episode highlights the need for disseminating
The Law of grace is the opposite of the law of works. Christians do not work for their salvation. Christ performed all of the work on the cross. The law of grace permits the believer to ask God for forgiveness when they
The New Testament talks about the justification of the believer. This episode provides a definition and the principles behind the term "justification." In addition, Perseus addresses the doctrine of justification as it r
The book of Romans provides information on how to live right. The Christian must walk by faith and adjust their lifestyle to the standards set by God. In order to live within God's holy rules, we must first learn and stu
The Book of Romans was written by the Apostle Paul. He wanted to communicate the standard of righteous living to the Christians living in Rome. This episode will unpack the principles associated with righteousness and ho
This episode introduces listeners to hermeneutics. Hermeneutics is the science and art of Biblical interpretation. In other words, it is the correct method one should follow when trying to interpret Scripture. This show
Many Christians do not know how to correctly study the Bible. This episode explains the proper methods to study various Bible words. It also introduces listeners to hermeneutics (the science and art of Biblical interpret
This episode will help listeners to better understand the need for Hermeneutics (the science and art of Biblical interpretation). In other words, there are rules for interpreting the Bible. Perseus unpacks the importance
This episode is part one of our series on "How to Answer Tough Questions from the Bible." Prayer is talking to God. We must seek the face of the Creator in order to better understand His message. The Bible contains infor
This episode is the last part of our series "What Makes Christianity True Among All Religions." The doctrine of Christ deals with his nature, attributes, and function. This episode will explain the divinity of Christ acc
There are many people who claim the New Testament cannot be trusted because of errors. Christians respond to this accusation by highlighting the superiority of the New Testament compared to other ancient works. This epis
The English word "creed" comes from the Latin word "credo." It means beliefs or a statement of faith. Creeds were essential to the early church. It outlined the unified and Biblical teachings of Christianity. This episod
What is the role of Biblical archaeology? This episode highlights the discipline of archaeology and its important role in affirming the Scriptures. Perseus traces the various discoveries found in archaeology and its impo
There are many in today's society who believe God does not exist. They attempt to use science to disprove and displace God. This episode exposes the fraud of scientism and provides a Bible based and scientific response t
Many people desire to know the difference between Christianity and other religions. Perseus responds to this question by laying out the F.A.C.TS. F.A.C.T.S is an acronym for the Faith of the Disciples, Archaeology, Creed
Some people argue that Christians cannot practice science. They believe these are two different disciplines which never interacts. Perseus unpacks the relationship between faith and science.
The Bible tells us that it is foolish to believe that God does not exist (Psalm 14:1). However, despite this analysis many people today call themself atheists. This ideology is a ploy of Satan. Perseus unpacks the worldv
The internal evidence for the resurrection is strong. The Bible prophecies concerning the resurrection of Christ is plentiful. This episode highlights some of the passage that deals with the physical resurrection of Jesu
There are some who argue that Christianity is purely subjective and Christians have no business engaging in science. This episode will help listeners to better understand the relationship between faith and science.
Christians are saved for a purpose. This episode will help listeners to better understand their purpose in Christ.
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