The Objectivity of Catholic Worship – RJ Snell
October 11, 2019 | No Comments
Growing up Baptist in Canada, RJ Snell had a strong relationship with God, but the worship style he grew up with wasn’t necessarily marked by a lot of emotion. But
Why Catholics Need to Read the Bible
October 04, 2019 | No Comments
Jeff Cavins has been teaching the Bible his entire adult life; first as a non-denominational pastor, and for the past several years as a Catholic layman. For many Christians, the
The Heart of Catholic Worship – Jessica Ptomey
September 27, 2019 | No Comments
In the various Evangelical Protestant churches Jessica Ptomey attended growing up, she appreciated the worship music she heard, but always felt like something was missing. It seemed to be tailored
The Healing Power of Confession – Carlos Zamora
September 20, 2019 | No Comments
Carlos Zamora was raised Catholic, and went to confession a few times, but never took it seriously. When he returned to the Church later in life, and finally made a
The Wisdom of Catholic Moral Teaching – Dr. Francis Beckwith
September 13, 2019 | No Comments
Raised Catholic, Dr. Francis Beckwith drifted away from the Catholic Church and toward Evangelical Christianity in his teenage years. And while he still held to many aspects of Catholic moral
The Holy Spirit Has Never Abandoned His Church – David Sanborn
September 06, 2019 | No Comments
As a born-again, Spirit-filled Evangelical Christian, David Sanborn felt bad for all those Christians between the end of the book of Acts and the Charismatic movement; he was under the
Mary as Queen of Heaven – Christopher Reibold
August 23, 2019 | No Comments
Chris Reibold didn’t connect much with Mary or the saints as a young Catholic, and so he refused to make his confirmation and considered himself an agnostic for several years.
Experiencing God’s Presence in Worship – Kevin Stephenson
August 09, 2019 | No Comments
As a Charismatic Protestant, Kevin Stephenson remembers having powerful experiences of God’s presence in worship, especially when singing the Psalms, or sitting in silence. When he discovered that the Catholic
Catholicism and a Personal Relationship with Jesus
August 02, 2019 | No Comments
As a child, Michael Davis was scared of Jesus; the hellfire and brimstone preaching he was raised on as a Fundamentalist Baptist gave him a picture of an angry judge
The Saints are Real People – Christopher Reibold
July 26, 2019 | No Comments
As a Catholic teen, Chris Reibold thought that the saints were just pious legends and fairytales along with all the other Catholic “stuff” like Virgin births and miracles. After decades
Ecumenism and Evangelism – Tom Murphy
July 19, 2019 | No Comments
How are ecumenism and evangelism supposed to work together? Tom Murphy, who spent several years as an Evangelical Protestant before returning to the Catholic Church, shares how the enemy in
Purgatory and Redemptive Suffering – Jessica Ptomey, Ph. D
July 12, 2019 | No Comments
Jessica Ptomey skipped around denominations growing up, and each of them seemed to have a slightly different take on what happens to lifelong Christians who die without being completely sinless.
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