Christianity never promised a problem-free life. But it does promise peace, presence, and a living hope that no trial can take away. In Part Two of this series, Christianity Doesn’t Promise a Problem-Free Life, Jason unpacks what it really means to follow Jesus through the storms of life.

A common misconception about Christianity is that following Jesus means nothing bad will ever happen. But Jesus Himself promised the opposite: “In this world you will have trouble. But take heart! I have overcome the world” (John 16:33).

In this episode of Faith in Context, Jason unpacks the truth about trials and faith. From the struggles of the early church to the dangers of prosperity theology, from God’s presence in our storms to the eternal hope we cling to, this conversation explores what Scripture really says about suffering.

You’ll discover why Christianity doesn’t guarantee a problem-free life, but does promise something far better — the presence, peace, and victory of Jesus in every season.

A common misconception is that Christians reject science, evidence, and reason. But history tells a different story. Many scientific pioneers — from Isaac Newton to Gregor Mendel — were people of deep faith, convinced that studying creation was a way of thinking God’s thoughts after Him.

In this episode of Faith in Context, Jason unpacks the harmony between faith and logic, showing how Scripture calls us to love God with our minds (Matthew 22:37), how the resurrection and the reliability of the Bible stand on evidence, and why honest inquiry is always welcome in Christianity.

Faith is not blind — it’s built on reason, history, and hope.