Why it’s foolish to not believe in God.

In this episode, we take a closer look at one of Jesus’ most remarkable stories: feeding thousands with just five loaves and two fish. Was this just a symbolic tale, or could it be proof that the Bible is real? We dive deep into this question by exploring both scientific miracles in the Bible and possible evidence supporting the historical accuracy of biblical events.

We’ll discuss how natural phenomena could give us clues to understanding how the Bible actually works. For example, some scientists suggest that certain natural conditions, can make catching fish easier, hinting that some miraculous stories might have scientific explanations. This leads us to bigger questions: Do science and God contradict each other? Can science offer physical evidence of the Bible and its stories?

Having Faith in God should not hinder you from seeking modern medicine. In today’s episode, we look at one of my favorite healing stories of the Bible in which medicine was used.

Life can be tough, and it’s easy to feel like God isn’t with us when things go wrong. But just because we’re facing challenges doesn’t mean God isn’t real or doesn’t love us.

If the apostle Peter lived today, would he be considered a marine biologist?

Can we see God? A common argument I see amongst atheists is how can a God exist if no one has ever physically seen him. But does not being able to see God disprove his existence?

Is there more than one God? While various other religions exist throughout the world How can we know which God is the true God?

According to gotquestions.org, Psychotherapy, or psychological counseling, is the practice of attempting to heal a person’s emotional and mental problems. The therapeutic practice often centers on regular conversations between a counselor and a client, known as “talk-therapy.” These sessions may include exploring troubling thoughts, fears, and personal history. They might also include exercises to help adjust troublesome thoughts or behavior. Often clients are assigned “homework” in between sessions that may consist of things like observing and noting emotions or behaviors, attempting thought and behavioral modifications, and the like. Sometimes psychotherapists work in collaboration with medical doctors as well. The general aim of psychotherapy is to increase a person’s awareness and understanding of the possible causes of unwanted feelings and behaviors so as to achieve a decrease in unhealthy emotions and behaviors. But does the Bible align with modern psychology?