Catching up with the current events of 2020. What’s going on this year? So much deception so much false information. If this episode challenged you, share it with someone willing to think deeper about their faith. Follow The Crossheirs—where Scripture, history, and the Church are explored together, not in isolation.

Catching up with the current events of 2020. What’s going on this year? So much deception so much false information.If this episode challenged you, share it with someone willing to think deeper about their faith.Follow The Crossheirs—where Scripture, history, and the Church are explored together, not in isolation.

Catching up with the current events of 2020. What’s going on this year? So much deception so much false information. If this episode challenged you, share it with someone willing to think deeper about their faith. Follow The Crossheirs—where Scripture, history, and the Church are explored together, not in isolation.

2020....end of the age?

My faith didn’t fall apart—it outgrew the framework I was given. I started as a Bible-alone, non-denominational Christian with a real hunger for truth. I believed Scripture was enough—and that everything else was man-made tradition. But over time, questions started stacking up. Why do sincere, Spirit-filled believers read the same Bible and come to completely different conclusions? And why does Church history feel like an afterthought in the very faith that preserved the Scriptures? The Crossheirs is where I started asking those questions honestly—not to win arguments, but to understand what’s actually true. The kind of questions that challenged my assumptions, exposed blind spots, and forced me to reexamine traditions I was taught to avoid—especially the Catholic Church. Today, I’m a Catholic Christian—but this podcast isn’t a highlight reel of perfect theology. It’s a real journey. Some episodes capture the early stages of my walk, before I had answers. Others reflect where I’ve landed after deeper study of Scripture, history, and the Church Christ established. If Christ is the Truth, then following Him won’t lead us astray—but it may lead us somewhere unexpected. This podcast is for anyone willing to question what they’ve inherited, think deeply, and follow the evidence wherever it leads… even if it changes everything.

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My faith didn’t fall apart—it outgrew the framework I was given. I started as a Bible-alone, non-denominational Christian with a real hunger for truth. I believed Scripture was enough—and that everything else was man-made tradition. But over time, questions started stacking up. Why do sincere, Spirit-filled believers read the same Bible and come to completely different conclusions? And why does Church history feel like an afterthought in the very faith that preserved the Scriptures?The Crossheirs is where I started asking those questions honestly—not to win arguments, but to understand what’s actually true. The kind of questions that challenged my assumptions, exposed blind spots, and forced me to reexamine traditions I was taught to avoid—especially the Catholic Church. Today, I’m a Catholic Christian—but this podcast isn’t a highlight reel of perfect theology. It’s a real journey. Some episodes capture the early stages of my walk, before I had answers. Others reflect where I’ve landed after deeper study of Scripture, history, and the Church Christ established. If Christ is the Truth, then following Him won’t lead us astray—but it may lead us somewhere unexpected. This podcast is for anyone willing to question what they’ve inherited, think deeply, and follow the evidence wherever it leads… even if it changes everything.

My faith didn’t fall apart—it outgrew the framework I was given. I started as a Bible-alone, non-denominational Christian with a real hunger for truth. I believed Scripture was enough—and that everything else was man-made tradition. But over time, questions started stacking up. Why do sincere, Spirit-filled believers read the same Bible and come to completely different conclusions? And why does Church history feel like an afterthought in the very faith that preserved the Scriptures? The Crossheirs is where I started asking those questions honestly—not to win arguments, but to understand what’s actually true. The kind of questions that challenged my assumptions, exposed blind spots, and forced me to reexamine traditions I was taught to avoid—especially the Catholic Church. Today, I’m a Catholic Christian—but this podcast isn’t a highlight reel of perfect theology. It’s a real journey. Some episodes capture the early stages of my walk, before I had answers. Others reflect where I’ve landed after deeper study of Scripture, history, and the Church Christ established. If Christ is the Truth, then following Him won’t lead us astray—but it may lead us somewhere unexpected. This podcast is for anyone willing to question what they’ve inherited, think deeply, and follow the evidence wherever it leads… even if it changes everything.

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