Bill Gent grew up Catholic, and even briefly considered a call to the priesthood. However, life got messy in his young adult years, and when a friend invited him to
Austin Ruse came from a nominally Methodist background, with a few flashes of grace along the way. However, when he was in college and heard a professor attack religion, it
Dr. Barry Carey grew up as a United, or “Oneness” Pentecostal, believing that there was no Trinity, but just one God, taking new forms during different periods of human history.
Jeremy Tate accepted Jesus into his heart as a teenager through the ministry of Young Life, and though there were bumps in the road along the way, he ended up
Rob Marco’s dad was Ukranian Catholic and his mom Episcopalian, but he wasn’t really raised in either tradition, although he had some experience of both. As a spiritual seeker in
David Bereit was a lifelong Presbyterian married to a cradle Catholic, and his involvement in the 40 Days for Life movement continued to bring him into contact with faithful Catholics
Stephen Gleason was baptized Catholic as a baby, and grew up going to Catholic schools and being an altar server in the years leading up to Vatican II. In his
Marshall Fightlin’s father was Jewish, and his mother Catholic, and when they married, they decided together that Judaism would be the family’s religion. Marshall has vivid memories of celebrating the
Derya Little grew up in a culturally Muslim household in Turkey, but when her parents divorced, it caused her to question everything, including the tenets of Islam. Studying it critically
Mike Peters was raised Episcopalian, but after a radical encounter with Jesus as a young man, he left behind what he thought of as “dead,” ritualistic religion for a vibrant
This week’s episode was a special double-feature: Julie Davis, author of Happy Catholic: Glimpses of God in Everyday Life joined Marcus for the first half of the program to share
Dr. Diego Ospina was raised Catholic in Colombia, but drifted away from the faith of his youth after emigrating to the United States and developing a relationship with Jesus in
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