Life Academy First Presbyterian Church Bonita Springs

Part 2 of Pastor Doug Pratt’s podcast addresses two profound doubts that have been expressed about Christianity: (1) If God is all-powerful and loving, why do people suffer? (2) If there is a God, why doesn’t He reveal Himself more obviously to everyone? Visit the Life Academy for this exploration of reasons for faith. (For further reading on these and other related questions, see our Book of the Year “Is God Real?” by Lee Strobel.

Pastor Doug Pratt’s podcast addresses two profound doubts that have been expressed about Christianity: (1) If God is all-powerful and loving, why do people suffer? (2) If there is a God, why doesn’t He reveal Himself more obviously to everyone? Visit the Life Academy for this exploration of reasons for faith. (For further reading on these and other related questions, see our Book of the Year “Is God Real?” by Lee Strobel.

We get comfortable in the bodies we inhabit. Even when they don’t work right or cause pain, they’re still ours and we love and care for them. But the Bible calls the human body a "tent". And what is a tent but a temporary dwelling that is fragile and cannot last? For all of us that destination is unavoidable, no matter how diligent we are at self-care. One day our tent is folded up and is no more. And then what? Pastor Doug Pratt offers intriguing evidence about our ultimate future in the audio podcast ‘A Christian Perspective on the Moment After You Die.

National news media have discovered that evangelical Christians are significant subculture in our society, and that their votes can male a big difference. Many journalist have criticized those evangelicals who have supported former President Donald Trump as being hypocritical because of his known personal flaws. Pastor Doug Pratt seeks to understand the political mindset of biblically-centered Christians in his new podcast " A Christian Perspective on Evangelicals in the Voting Booth".

Why do things so often go wrong? Why do our best-laid plans so often go awry or produce unintended consequences? The problem is not necessarily a lack of brain power. The challenges of human life go deeper than that. Pastor Doug Pratt offers his insights into our continual challenges in the audio podcast “A Christian Perspective on Smart People Making Dumb Choices

The pursuit of happiness is part of our nation’s founding document, assuming this is what every person wants. But achieving a state of perfect happiness is elusive. Author Arthur Brooks in a new book offers some powerful insights into how we can become happier in our life. Pastor Doug Pratt offers a review and his own assessment of this universal and timeless issue.