In some traditions of Christendom, the saints and Mary play a central role. However, we who limit our faith to a Scriptural foundation, repudiate such things. When did this begin? That's what we focus on in this episode. 

When you study church history, the New Testament has a rather unanimous view when it comes to how Christians were made. As history went on, however, things changed and went from apostolic to traditional. Here's a look at those changes. 

In the New Testament, we don't read about a pope or even a bishop of Rome. In this episode, I explain the history behind the papacy and the primacy of the Roman Church. Be sure to listen to the first episode so you don't feel lost :D

In local congregations, the New Testament teaches that there were elders, deacons, and ministers. However, things changed in the second century. This episode is an exploration of those changes. 

This episode simply introduces the host and podcast.