<p>Cale and special guest Nick Sentovich reflect on today’s passing of noted evangelist Tim Keller. How can we reach secular minds and hearts for Christ? How is it that suffering, and even death make our lives — and our faith — better today?</p>

Cale and special guest Nick Sentovich reflect on today’s passing of noted evangelist Tim Keller. How can we reach secular minds and hearts for Christ? How is it that suffering, and even death make our lives — and our faith — better today?

Death Makes Your Life Better

The Cale Clarke Show is a place where faith, facts, and fun collide!  -  The word “Catholic” means “universal”. Our faith is for everyone, and touches on every aspect of our lives — our worship, our work, and the world around us. Cale unpacks how a Catholic perspective affects the nitty-gritty of everyday life. Cale also looks at what’s happening in the culture through a Catholic lens, and answers your questions, live! You’ll learn fascinating facts, hear candid conversations, and have some laughs to lighten your day.

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The Cale Clarke Show is a place where faith, facts, and fun collide! - The word “Catholic” means “universal”. Our faith is for everyone, and touches on every aspect of our lives — our worship, our work, and the world around us. Cale unpacks how a Catholic perspective affects the nitty-gritty of everyday life. Cale also looks at what’s happening in the culture through a Catholic lens, and answers your questions, live! You’ll learn fascinating facts, hear candid conversations, and have some laughs to lighten your day.

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