Stand to Reason Weekly Podcast

Explore the crucial importance of context when interpreting scripture, as taking verses out of context can lead to misinterpretation. Delve into the debate surrounding whether faith in Jesus is essential for salvation, particularly in the context of inclusivism in Catholic theology. Engage in a discussion about the complexities of moral responsibility in faith and the diverse theological interpretations within Christianity. The host emphasizes the significance of biblical truth over popular misconceptions about salvation.

Greg talks to J. Warner Wallace, an acclaimed author known for delving into true crime from a Christian worldview. They discuss how true crime narratives can illuminate deeper life lessons and moral implications of faith. Wallace shares insights on the nature of wisdom, emphasizing that failures often guide us to moral clarity. They explore the importance of objective morality across cultures and the role of identity in shaping our faith journeys. Listeners are encouraged to reflect on how their experiences and Scripture can transform their understanding of life and self.

Greg, a knowledgeable commentator, dives into the fascinating differences between Protestants and Catholics, tackling core beliefs and historical roots of the Reformation. He explores whether Jesus explicitly called for worship and shares insights on identifying spiritual versus emotional experiences. The discussion extends to his views on cessationism and effective ways to engage nominal Christians, emphasizing the need for prayer and patience. This thought-provoking conversation sheds light on navigating faith and personal beliefs in today's world.

This podcast explores the nature of humility, debates the authority of Scripture based on who recognized it first, and delves into the differences between Protestant and Catholic views on biblical authority.

Debunking the idea of a second-level spiritual meaning in the Bible. Discussion on 'once saved, always saved'. Lack of apologetics in the evangelical church. Exploring fear of the Lord, election, and predestination in Calvinism and Arminianism.

Topics include interpreting God's intentions, distinguishing moral and political issues, engaging with Mormon missionaries, finding peace about loved ones in Heaven, and loving LDS neighbors despite anger towards their religion.

Atheists struggle to identify wrongs without belief in God. Do children go to Heaven? Recommeding a Bible for New Agers. Significance of repeating numbers in the Bible. Exploration of medication in the Bible. Is the church truly the 'bride of Christ'?

Reflecting on the surprise of death and mental illnesses existence. Exploring differences between dispensational and Reformed views on the gospel. Discussing the importance of taking action and facing mental health challenges in a fallen world.

Explore if steak will be in Heaven, dealing with Enneagram in Christian education, and engaging with New Agers on spirituality and forgiveness. Intriguing discussions on theological implications of death, promoting social media engagement, and navigating New Age beliefs.

Topics include the challenge of reaching people, the question of who created God, using apologetics with mentally ill and hostile individuals, and improving effectiveness of corporate prayer. The host provides insights on these issues and offers practical advice based on biblical teachings.