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What happens when feminism dismantles biblical headship and Pentecostalism replaces shepherds with showmen? You get a lion without a roar — a church stripped of its strength, its witness, and its God-given order.

In this episode of Reasonable Christianity, Roland O’Neil Albertus exposes how the fusion of feminism and Pentecostal excess has weakened men, silenced truth, and turned pulpits into stages. From the erosion of biblical manhood in the home, to the rise of charisma-driven leaders in the church, to the inevitable abuse of God’s Word and God’s people — the consequences are everywhere.

But this is not a call to despair. It’s a call to recover the roar of biblical manhood, the beauty of biblical womanhood, and the strength of God’s unchanging design. Drawing from Scripture, church history, and voices like Voddie Baucham, R.C. Sproul, and C.S. Lewis, this episode challenges Christians to stand firm, rebuild the foundations, and live boldly countercultural lives for the sake of the gospel.

👉 Don’t miss the exclusive companion resource on Patreon: Practical Steps — How to Rebuild the Foundations of God’s Created Order Without Compromise (Dropping on Tuesday), plus the bonus episode Headship, Helper, and the Glory of Gender in God’s Design (Dropping on Wednesday). Start your 7-day free trial and get equipped to live this out.

This is not nostalgia. This is war for truth. And it’s time for the Lion to roar again!

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It’s one of the most popular slogans on Christian social media today: “Ladies, wear your crown.”
But whose crown? And whose kingdom?

In this episode, we trace the subtle infiltration of feminist ideology into the church — from the first wave to the fourth — and expose how “empowerment” language, dressed in church clothes, has quietly replaced God’s design for womanhood, marriage, and family. We’ll confront the counterfeit gospel that prioritizes self-rule over self-denial, unpack the biblical vision of covenant marriage, and show why the differences between men and women are not cultural constructs but God-ordained glories.

You’ll hear why feminism didn’t need to kick down the church’s door — we opened it ourselves — and why reclaiming biblical womanhood and manhood isn’t nostalgia for the past but obedience for the present.

💡 Bonus Resource: Yesterday (Sunday, 10 August 2025) we dropped a brand-new PDF for our patrons — The Feminist Trojan Horse: Spotting and Standing Against Cultural Lies in the Church. This companion guide helps you identify modern ideologies that look Christian but war against the truth.

🔥 Coming Next Episode: Don’t miss our next episode — When the Lion Lost His Roar: How Pentecostalism and Feminism Emasculated the Church. We’ll tackle how theological drift and cultural compromise have silenced the bold, biblical witness of the church, and how to get the roar back.

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Islamic terrorists claim divine backing for their violence. Atheists say the Bible is no better. But are Old Testament wars really the same as Islamic jihad?

In this controversial bonus episode, we confront one of the hardest questions Christians face:
“How can the God of the Old Testament command war — and still be good?”

We’ll walk through:

• Why jihad and biblical warfare are not morally equivalent
• How Islam self-destructs by affirming the Bible — but denying its core message
• Why the Qur’an’s denial of the cross destroys any hope of salvation
• And why the judgment of Canaan points us not to genocide, but to the glory of Christ

If you’ve ever felt cornered by this question — or struggled with it yourself — this episode is for you.

We don’t flinch. We go straight into the fire…
And find a God who is just, merciful, and unshakably holy.

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Did God really command the destruction of entire nations in the Old Testament — including women and children?

This episode tackles one of the most difficult and controversial questions in Scripture. With biblical clarity and theological depth, we explore the Canaanite conquest, the justice of God, and how it all points to the cross of Christ.

We also confront modern accusations of “divine genocide” and show why the Bible’s vision of judgment is nothing like Islamic jihad or modern terrorism.

🔍 Topics include:

• The depravity of the Canaanite nations
• God's justice, patience, and mercy
• Hyperbolic war language in ancient texts
• Why this was judgment — not genocide
• How this all leads us to Jesus

📘 Get the free trial and download the exclusive Companion Guide:
"God, Genocide, and the Gospel" (released Sunday on Patreon)

🎧 Coming Wednesday:
Bonus episode — "Jihad vs. Judgment: Why Old Testament Warfare Isn’t the Same as Islamic Terror"
Also available with the free trial.

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How can God be one and yet three?
It’s one of the deepest mysteries of the Christian faith—and one of its most essential truths.

In this episode of Reasonable Christianity, we dive into the doctrine of the Trinity with bold clarity and biblical conviction. Using Scripture, logic, and the voices of church history, we unpack what it means for God to be one Being in three distinct Persons: Father, Son, and Holy Spirit.

You’ll discover:

• Why God must be timeless, spaceless, immaterial, omnipotent, and personal
• How philosophical arguments point to a necessary, moral, all-powerful Creator
• Where the Old Testament foreshadows the triune nature of God
• How each Person of the Godhead fully possesses divine attributes
• Why the Trinity isn’t just a doctrine—it’s the foundation of the Gospel

This episode features insights from Augustine, Aquinas, Piper, Sproul, Craig, and more. It’s a call to worship the Triune God with both mind and heart.

🔒 Patreon Bonus Content:

📄 The Trinity Quick Reference Guide drops Tuesday – A visual, easy-to-follow study aid on the nature of the Trinity.
🎧 Common Heresies and Objections to the Trinity drops Wednesday – deep dive into false views, tough questions, and biblical responses.

👉 Become a patron today at Reasonable Christianity to get both.

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Is truth dead?

In a culture where biology is called bigotry, emotions outweigh evidence, and personal perception replaces reality — this question is no longer philosophical… it's personal.

In this bold episode of Reasonable Christianity, Roland unpacks one of the most urgent issues of our time: the death of objective truth and the rise of postmodern confusion. From Nietzsche to Disney, from the Enlightenment to the transgender movement, we trace the historical, philosophical, and spiritual descent into a culture drunk on lies.

But we don’t stop there.

You’ll discover why truth is not just a concept — it’s a Person. And why standing for that truth today may cost you everything… but is still worth it.

✅ Download the FREE Bonus PDF for Patreon members— 10 Lies Our Culture Tells (And the Truth That Sets Us Free):
👉 Click here to get your copy

🛡️ And don’t miss this Wednesday’s Patreon-exclusive bonus episode:
🎧 The Cost of Truth: How the Early Church Paid — and Why You Might Too
It’s a courageous look at the price Christians have always paid to stand for the truth — and the soft persecution rising in our world today.

Truth still matters. And it always will.

🗡️ Listen. Share. Stand.

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Can’t we just love Jesus and leave all that theology stuff to the experts? Isn’t doctrine divisive, intellectual, and cold? In this bold and biblically grounded episode of Reasonable Christianity, we confront the dangerous myth that feelings are enough—and we make the unapologetic case that you cannot truly love Jesus if you don't care about truth.

From early church heresies to modern worship culture, we trace how theology is not a luxury—it’s a lifeline. Whether you're a new believer or a seasoned leader, this episode will stir your heart and sharpen your mind to see that doctrine isn’t dead weight—it’s fuel for devotion.

📖 Featuring Scripture (NASB2020), insights from church history, and real-world examples, this episode answers:

• Why does doctrine matter for ordinary Christians?
• What happens when we separate emotion from truth?
• How does loving God with your mind transform your walk with Christ?

🔓 Patreon Bonus Resource:
If you want to go deeper, don’t miss the 7-Day Devotional PDF for Patreon supporters:
👉 “Loving Jesus with Your Mind” – A day-by-day journey through key Scriptures, reflections, and prayers to help you anchor your emotions in truth and grow in spiritual maturity.

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Can we really trust that the Bible we read today is the inspired, complete, and authoritative Word of God?

In this foundational episode of Reasonable Christianity, Roland Albertus takes you on a deep yet accessible journey through the history, formation, and reliability of the biblical canon. From the Hebrew Scriptures affirmed by Jesus to the apostolic writings of the New Testament, we uncover the divine fingerprints that mark Scripture apart from every other text.

📖 What You’ll Learn:

• What “canon” means and why it matters
• How the Old Testament books were recognized and preserved
• Why the Apocrypha was rejected by Jews, Jesus, the Apostles, and many Church Fathers
• The rigorous standards used to recognize the New Testament canon
• The role of the Holy Spirit in guiding believers to the truth
• Why we can be confident in the Bible today—textually, theologically, and spiritually

This episode is a rich resource for anyone wanting to defend the faith, strengthen their confidence in Scripture, or simply understand the Bible more deeply.

🔗 Listen now and discover why the Bible isn’t just trustworthy—it’s divine.

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