What should Christians think about UFOs?
Sound of Sanity talks about UFOs.
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Sound of Sanity
“It’s NPR meets Saturday Night Live — for Christians!” Nobody said that, but if they did it would describe this show. Sound of Sanity combines talk and comedy sketches, tackling different topics from everyday life, reminding regular Bible-believing Christians that we're the sane ones.
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Episodes
Checkin’ in
Sound of Sanity checks in.
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The past pain principle
Sound of Sanity premiers … the past pain principle?
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Reaping the sexual whirlwind, Part 3
The final part of our discussion with Pastor Tim Bayly on effeminacy.
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Reaping the sexual whirlwind, Part 2
What is it effeminacy, do you suffer from it, and are you a Christian if you do? These are just...
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Reaping the sexual whirlwind
Sound of Sanity is joined by Pastor Tim Bayly for a series examining the sin of effeminacy, and, more broadly, sexual sin in the modern church.
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Chauvin trial terrible take
Sound of Sanity discusses a terrible take on the Derek Chauvin trial by none other than the SBC’s Russell Moore.
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Man and Woman in Christ
Sound of Sanity talks about Man and Woman in Christ.
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Is competition ungodly?
Sound of Sanity considers the idea of competition. Is wanting to win (and others to lose) bad?
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Haste makes waste
Sound of Sanity discusses a bad Gospel Coalition article.
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Dr Seuss and the Cuisinart in the Shark’s Maw
Are you tempted to capitulate to the woke mob? Maybe more than you think you are. Our heroes...
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Post-empting seasonal depression
Sound of Sanity post-empts depression.
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McColonize the Kracken
Sound of Sanity takes on (sigh) another The Gospel Coalition article by Brett McCracken
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Suppression Ahoy!
In “Suppression Ahoy!” Sound of Sanity talks about facing the bad feelings you feel....
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Motte and bailey
Sound of Sanity talk about the motte-and-bailey fallacy and an Ed Stetzer article.
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