Sound Reasoning: Training Christians to Defend the Faith

Many Christians have never heard of Christian apologetics or polemics. This episode will define and review the doctrine of apologetics.

This episode unpacks God's nature from a philosophical perspective. Perseus reviews some of the theological terms associated with God (e.g. His aseity, infinity, immutability, eternality, omnipotence and omniscience. All Christians need to know the attributes of God so they can approach Him (God) with authenticity.

There are many people who have questions about God. This episode introduces listeners to God's attributes. Perseus argues that what we believe about God impacts our life's trajectory. This episode will help you to better understand the true and living God versus those made with hands.

Perseus discuss the content of the Christian movie Unspoken. He talks about the contributions to theology made by Africans. He also highlights the fact that God has no respect of persons, and there will be all races represented in His Kingdom.

Many Christians are not familiar with the four universal laws of logic. The Law of Excluded Middle says either A or ~A. In other word, there is no middle grounds. For example, either you are a saved or not saved. This law was given to us by God and it is universal. This episode highlights the importance of this universal law as rooted in God's wisdom.

Logic is not reserved for philosophers. God created logic for all humans. However, logic alone will not provide redemption. Human rationalization without God leads to skepticism and frustration. This episode will help listeners to better understand the role of the mind in a believer's life.

The Hebrew Israelites are one of the fastest growing Black cults in America. They claim to be the authentic people of Israel. They also teach that the original religion of all Black people was Judaism. In this episode Perseus highlights the core teaching of the Hebrew Israelites and offers a Bible based response to their theology. This podcast is part 2 of 2.

This episode offers an insight and introduction into the Hebrew Israelites (HI). HI is a subcategory of the groups known as the Black Religious Identity Cults. They believe they are the original Hebrews and Judaism is the original religion of Black people. Perseus highlights the historicity of HI and how to respond to their doctrine. 

The Nation of Islam is often associated with Malcolm X and Muhammad Ali. However, few people are knowledgeable about their doctrine within Christian circles. This episode will introduce you to the basic tenets of the Nation of Islam as you endeavor to share the gospel.

This episode will help listeners to better understand the core beliefs of Islam. In addition, Perseus offers insights on how to share the gospel with a Muslim.

Islam is one of the major religions in the world. Despite the similarities, there are vast differences as it relates to doctrine. This episode reviews the major teachings of Christianity as well as Islam. It concludes with tips on how to share your faith with a Muslim.

Mormonism was founded by Joseph Smith. His influence still resonates in the Mormon church today. Despite their conservative views, the Mormon teachings are not orthodox. This episode will help lay Christians to witness to the Ladder Day Saints more effectively.

This episode reviews the philosophy and process of witnessing. In addition, Perseus unpacks the importance of learning the major essential teachings of Christianity.

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 good news of Jesus Christ. It is only through the gospel can we make proper sense of the world and usher in joy. In order for this to happen, Christians must disseminate the gospel.

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 fall (1 John 1:9). This episode will help listeners to better understand the love of God and His righteousness.

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 relates to the law of grace.

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 study them. This episode introduces the concept of righteousness and how to incorporate it into the lives of modern Christians.

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 how Christians should live in today's culture.