Everyone faces doubt, but today it seems that the challenge of unbelief is greater than ever before. Many denounce the Church and her doctrines in the face of objections. While the human leadership of the Church hasn’t always been perfect throughout her history, the Church herself is nothing less than God’s invitation into His divine family. Scott Hahn looks at why we should believe in God’s promise of His Church.
How can we give better answers to those who have questions on the truthfulness of Sacred Scripture? Scott Hahn has an answer that might surprise you, and it centers around the Mass and the Eucharist.
Scott Hahn and guest John Bergsma discuss how the family structure—perfectly reflected in the Holy Family of Joseph, Mary, and Jesus—reveals God’s own identity as Father, Son, and Holy Spirit.
Scott Hahn is joined by John Bergsma to discuss the royalty of Jesus—His descent from the line of Davidic kings and how He fulfills the Old Testament types that came before.
What does Jesus mean when He says, “Let him who is without sin throw the first stone”? Is Jesus changing the Mosaic law? Or is He fulfilling it in a deeper way?
What does the “hour” in the Gospel of John mean? In this episode, discover the purpose of liturgical time and how the Church calendar points to Christ.
The Holy Family offers a perfect model for Christian marriage and family life, based off the family of God. Be inspired and encouraged in God’s plan for your family in this episode.
The friendship between St. Paul and St. Luke impacted the spread of the faith and the history of the Church—and it shows the importance of strong Christian friendship.
Scott Hahn looks at the big picture idea of covenant as a way to unlock the Scriptures, revealing our place in God’s family.
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Discover what the Church teaches about saints and the souls in purgatory on this episode, and what it means for us on earth.
Fr. Mike Schmitz, host of the Bible in a Year podcast, shares his experience of living out the faith through the Scriptures and the sacraments, especially through his priesthood.
What does Jesus mean when He says there is only one unpardonable sin? Scott Hahn and Rob Corzine explain and assure us it’s not something we can stumble into by accident.
The only thing Scripture critics aren’t critical of is their own skepticism. But in this interview, Scott Hahn reveals the hidden flaws and agendas behind the pseudo-scientific approach to the Bible that has caused a devastating loss of faith not only in Scripture but in the Church, the Mass, and the Eucharist.
Both the Bible and the tradition of the Church reveal that God works through the relics of His saints. Fr. Carlos Martins shares the miraculous power of relics that he’s witnessed through his ministry Treasures of the Church.
St. Paul’s conversion experience on the road to Damascus is anything but typical—but we can still learn something important about our own ongoing conversion.
The journey on the Road to Emmaus is one of the best Bible studies ever, with Jesus Himself leading it. But it’s also a story of conversion—and it points to the importance of our own ongoing conversion.
Scripture study is the soul of theology—but all is not well with Scripture scholarship today. Scott Hahn is joined by Rob Corzine to talk about the right and wrong ways to read Scripture. Warning: heavy theology.
“Where exegesis is not theology, Scripture cannot be the soul of theology, and conversely, where theology is not essentially the interpretation of the Church’s Scripture, such a theology no longer has a foundation.” —Pope Benedict XVI
The term “hypocrisy” is one of the most misunderstood in all of Jesus’ teaching. In fact, Scott Hahn shares that it means almost the opposite of what we might suppose.
Throughout the Old and New Testaments, God teaches us not to go after earthly goods at the expense of eternal goods. Learn how God teaches us not to ruin our appetite on the hors d’oeuvres in this episode.
