Fallacies of the Flesh

What lessons can we learn from the story of Eden, what fallacy did Eve fall for? Hasn't God blessed us with every spiritual blessing in heavenly places? We look at what Philippians 4 teaches us about contentment from a man who found all his needs met in Christ.More information available at: fallaciesoftheflesh.com.

In this episode we explore Elijah's struggles with feeling alone. It's a feeling very common to us all, at one point or another. How did he get there? How true were his feelings? And is it possible that it was shaky misguided ideas, and not reality, that made him alone? What is the prescription for such thinking and what can the vast cloud of witnesses in Hebrews teach us?More information available at: fallaciesoftheflesh.com.

In this episode we trace the pattern in scripture of how pride inevitably leads to downfall. We reflect on Stockton Rush, a modern day parable of the truth of scripture - and yet very much the spirit of our age, of all ages. We discuss how Paul contrasts this with the weakness and humilation of true Christian ministry in 1 Corinthians 4, and how through imitating Christ, we can live in a way that leads to true greatness.More information available at: fallaciesoftheflesh.com.

Listeners may well have been wondering what we are referrring to when we speak about the 'flesh'. In this special Truth episode, we attempt to explore what scripture has to say about the 'Flesh' and address a series of related questions. Will we always struggle with it? Aren't our struggles from the Devil? Does it change anything about my standing with God?More information available at: fallaciesoftheflesh.com.

In this episode we explore the struggle that we experience with both self-love and its close cousin, self-hate. We consider the topic through the lens of the life of Judah, his low points, and his ultimate triumph. What did self-hate achieve for him, and how did God's grace ultimately cause this man to abandon self, in-place of love for others?More information available at: fallaciesoftheflesh.com.

In this episode we unpack the ideas laid out in the book of Proverbs, that no matter how gratifying sin may seem, it all inevitably leads to disgrace and destruction. Which makes it plain stupid. Yet, the converse is also true - and we explore what it means to lay hold on eternal life. Note: this episode's audio was rescued from a technical problem, so apologies if the quality makes for difficult listening.More information available at: fallaciesoftheflesh.com.

In this first episode, we explore the fallacy of comparison. We think about what comparison promises to us, why it falls short and why we should get our eyes on Christ instead. The episode includes an opening segment to lay out the format for the podcast and so runs for 35 minutes.More information available at: fallaciesoftheflesh.com.

We're looking forward to launching the first series of podcasts for 'Fallacies of the Flesh', on March 2nd, 2026. Listen to this trailer episode to get a flavour for the spring series and what to expect in the next few episodes.More information available at: fallaciesoftheflesh.com.