If you’re a new Catholic, or one who’s returned to the Church after time away, and you’ve recently gone to Confession, you probably noticed something intriguing: almost no matter what
Like many who have learned about Catholicism primarily through reading and study, Dr. Benjamin Lewis found himself at a crossroads, where knew he needed to visit an actual Catholic Church,
Growing up in Evangelical Christianity, Deacon Joe Allison looked up to many saintly figures from history: missionaries, evangelists, and even people in his own family who had passed on. He
Fr. Jerry Byrd was raised in a strong Christian family, so when his mom became pregnant with him and doctors suggested terminating a possibly difficult pregnancy, she was firm in
As someone who grew up Protestant, Sr. Julia wasn’t sure at first how to think about the Rosary when she began praying it. Over time, however, she’s come to see
When Katie Jacobson started classes to become Catholic, she was intrigued by the Church, but had a ton of questions. She would find herself intellectually interested, but at the same
As a Salvation Army Officer, Matt Sheils was committed to living and sharing the Gospel. However, the growing stress of his day-to-day ministry experience, along with some internal denominational controversy,
Can you have assurance of your salvation? Jeremy McLellan grew up with the concept of “Once Saved, Always Saved,” but because that idea also connected to the notion of unconditional
Derek Rotty always had an interest in history, but when he began to take classes on the philosophy of history, it brought up some deeply personal questions about what he
Kevin Stephenson first discovered St. Augustine while in seminary at Oral Roberts University, and wasn’t exactly sure what to make of him. But when Kevin read the Confessions, it moved
Through his time serving congregations and while involved with YWAM, the Bible was the most important way that Joe Allison had to learn about the God he’d committed his life
As a young Evangelical, Soren Johnson didn’t think much about the Reformation, until a question from an Orthodox priest during a mission trip to Russia got him to ponder what
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