This week Catholic Answers apologist Karlo Broussard comes on the program to discuss his book "Meeting the Protestant Challenge" from Catholic Answers Press. Karlo helps us defend objections using scripture. We discuss the authority of Peter at the Council of Jerusalem in Acts 15. The challenge to Papal infallibility, and the sinlessness of Mary. He... Continue Reading →
The Need to Evangelize.
This week evangelist Ed Graveline comes on the program to discuss the need to evangelize. Ed has been involved with St. Paul Street Evangelization since 2013. He has an amazing reversion story that he shares, and we discuss the command of Christ to evangelize the nations. If you want to join Ed in Sierra Vista,... Continue Reading →
An Apologetics Journey
This blog has been pretty quiet over the past few weeks. That isn't because I don't have anything to say or write. To be honest I am working on the biggest paper I have ever written. It is titled "The History and Theology of the Roman Canon", but more on that in a future post. ... Continue Reading →
The Need For Grace
In the beginning of St. Paul’s letter to the Romans he lays out a case about the desire for people to know God. He says that by nature they can know things about God and God has shown them. The verse in question is from Romans 1:19 which states, “For what can be known about... Continue Reading →
Guest Post: How Can God Die On The Cross?
Today’s post is a guest article written by Catholic Apologist Eric Shearer. Eric has a blog titled On This Rock Apologetics. He is doing great work for the church and you will be richly blessed by his writing. So go on over and give him a follow. Enjoy the article! _____________________________________________________________________________________________ Not long ago, I was... Continue Reading →
Grace and the Faculty of Mind
At the beginning of sacred scripture, we read how God created man. Man was created in a state of grace, and through sin this grace was lost. This led to mankind having the stain of original sin, and a desire to sin called concupiscence. This nature requires grace to assist us in our post-lapsarian nature. ... Continue Reading →
Guest Post: Typology in the Bible
Today's post is a guest article written by Catholic Apologist Eric Shearer. Eric has a blog titled On This Rock Apologetics. He is doing great work for the church and you will be richly blessed by his writing. So go on over and give him a follow. Enjoy the article! ___________________________________________________________________________________________ I’m often told that... Continue Reading →
Eucharist: Body and Blood of Christ or a Symbol
When Christians discuss Christianity, it is common to ask where one goes to church. One person may say they go to a Baptist church, another the Methodist church, and yet another will say the Roman Catholic Church. Protestants and Catholics believe in the incarnation, the virgin birth, the crucifixion, and resurrection. This is great, and... Continue Reading →
The Jewishness of Christ
Within theology there are many different topics. One such topic is known as Christology, and it deals with who Jesus is. It deals with his nature, divinity, and how it is portrayed within the New Testament. There are many views of Christology that have been debunked over the years, and some are still taught today. ... Continue Reading →
