Is Christian faith just “believing without evidence”? That’s the myth. Let’s crush it.
In this Building Blocks episode, Dr. Shaun Michael tackles one of the biggest misconceptions out there—that faith and reason are enemies. Drawing from Scripture and real-world logic, you'll discover that biblical faith is not blind, shallow, or anti-intellectual. It’s reasoned, evidence-based, and utterly transformational.
In this episode, you’ll explore:
- What biblical faith really means (and what it absolutely doesn’t).
- How Jesus and Paul both used logic, evidence, and persuasion.
- Why reason and faith aren’t enemies, but allies.
- Practical ways to grow in thoughtful, mature Christian belief.
- How to spot and reject false views of faith, from skeptics and church culture.
Whether you're battling doubt, talking with unbelievers, or just tired of shallow answers, this episode equips you to love God with all your heart—and all your mind.
Key Scriptures: Hebrews 11:1 • Romans 8:24 • 1 Peter 3:15 • Isaiah 1:18 • Matthew 22 • Acts 17 • Mark 12:30
Faith isn’t a leap into the dark—it’s a step into the light.
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