Kalos Center Podcast
Kalos Center Podcast
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Welcome to the Kalos Center Podcast where we have conversations about faith, culture, and meaningful lives. One of the show's central themes is how Christians in any profession integrate their faith with what they do...how their faith has legs in their work. We'll interview Christians from a variety of fields, scientists, philosophers, investors, artists, politicians, musicians, athletes, and many more. Folks like JP Moreland, most influential Christian Apologist of today, David Baunsen, a top financial advisor in the US and Eric Johnson, founder of the Christian Psychology Institute will join us!
Every episode of the Kalos Center podcast is not only informative, showing how our guests' work provides important insights and services for human flourishing, but also personally inspiring as we see how their work is a vital part of a fascinating faith journey. It will give you a better understanding of why the Christian faith makes sense and makes a practical difference for all of us.
So click the subscribe button and join us.
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The podcast centers on themes of faith, culture, and the meaningful application of Christian beliefs in professional life, with episodes featuring diverse topics such as the implications of near-death experiences for theology, ethical wealth management, and the role of psychology in faith-based counseling, demonstrating how spirituality can influence various career paths.
Welcome to the Kalos Center Podcast where we have conversations about faith, culture, and meaningful lives. One of the show’s central themes is how Christians in any profession integrate their faith with what they do…how their faith has legs in their work. We’ll interview Christians from a variety of fields, scientists, philosophers, investors, artists, politicians, musicians, athletes, and many more. Folks like JP Moreland, most influential Christian Apologist of today, David Baunsen, a top financial advisor in the US and Eric Johnson, founder of the Christian Psychology Institute will join us!
Every episode of the Kalos Center podcast is not only informative, showing how our guests’ work provides important insights and services for human flourishing, but also personally inspiring as we see how their work is a vital part of a fascinating faith journey. It will give you a better understanding of why the Christian faith makes sense and makes a practical difference for all of us.
So click the subscribe button and join us.
Today, Jim sits down with author and pastor, Karl Payne, to discuss the often misunderstood topic of spiritual warfare within the Christian community. Dr. Payne brings decades of pastoral experience and wisdom, sharing the Biblical references to and insights on the realities of demonization—not just in occult or addiction settings, but through common struggles like fear, bitterness, and unforgiveness that many believers face. Whether you’re wrestling with unanswered questions about spiritual battles or seeking a balanced, biblically grounded perspective on deliverance and discipleship, this is a conversation that has the depth, honesty, and encouragement you need.
Key Topics Include:
- Need a biblical view rather than just inherited theological paradigms
- Christians might unknowingly give spiritual footholds to dark forces
- Three principal enemies every believer contends with
- Common misconceptions about “possession”
Resources from this episode:
+Spiritual Warfare: Christians, Demonization, and Deliverance by Karl Payne
+Dr Karl Payne Teachings at Antioch Bible Church
+https://deeperwalk.com/speakers/dr-karl-payne/
For more info on this episode, visit the show notes on our webpage:
https://www.thekaloscenter.org/podcast/karl-payne
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