The Call to Re-Evangelize the Western Church was proclaimed by John Paul II and Benedict XVI. They saw that the decline in church membership and baptisms was symptomatic of a secularization taking place. In this podcast, the Doanes explain how re-evangelization changes hearts and lives, bringing God's life back to the clergy, consecrated religious, and the laity. Before we evangelize the lost, we too, must return to the "faith, once and for all, delivered to all the saints."

In this final of a three-part series, the Doanes outline a course of action to defeat the scourge of secularism. The force of secularism absolutely paralyzes the Western Church. Individuals, families, and local churches must rediscover the spiritual disciplines that have kept Christians in the Faith for 2000 years! St. Peter, on the day of Pentecost, declared that the new believers must be "saved from this perverse generation" (Acts 2:40). What was then is again now! This podcast becomes a life changer. Check it out!

In this podcast, the Doanes continue to discuss the major challenge to the Church in the West: secularism. Here, you will learn how secularism manifests in our culture and how it seeps into the Church. Secularism is like a three-legged stool: those legs are atheism, consumer materialism, and relativism. Each of us must take up our responsibility both to expose this Trojan Horse and to defeat it. 

There is an unseen force working in the Church within Western culture that must be addressed. That force is SECULARISM. A clear and simple definition of secularism is this: an inordinate focus on the here and now. In this podcast, the Doanes address this force that causes God's people to lose their vision of eternal realities. St. Paul said this: "So we fix our eyes not on what is seen, but on what is unseen, since what is seen is temporary, but what is unseen is eternal." (NIV 2 Corinthians 4:18). God's people must identify and root out secularism from our thinking and lifestyle!

Peter and Leslie discuss why the Ascension matters to our faith journey. Stop, and think-there is a Man in heaven, the God-Man, Jesus Christ. When He appeared to St. John in Revelation chapter 1, John fell at His feet like a dead man. He is the one who had leaned on Jesus' breast. The Ascension of Jesus Christ into heaven gives the believer hope in our own future and confidence in this life, knowing that the God-Man is at the Right Hand of the Father, interceding for us!

Throughout history, the Church understood that the Resurrection of Jesus Christ changed everything. In this podcast, Peter and Leslie discuss the effects of the resurrection on the personal lives of Christian believers. We are called to a resurrection mindset. St. Paul tells us that if Christ has not been raised, then our faith is futile and we are still in our sins (1 Corinthians 15:14). He is Risen! He is Risen Indeed!

Scripture teaches us that "today is the day of salvation" (2 Corinthians 6:2). We must make the most of the time the Lord gives us. In this podcast, Peter and Leslie discuss how Holy Week gives us a new opportunity to rediscover the crucifixion of our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ. Holy Week is not just some memorial or remembrance of past blessings. Rather, it is a call to encounter anew what Jesus did for us on the Cross. Let us join St. Paul, who, above all things in Christianity, that can be highlighted, he said: But may it never be that I should boast, except in the cross of our Lord Jesus Christ ( Galatians 6:14).

Peter and Leslie share the second part of their Lenten series. Both Catholics and, now, Evangelicals are choosing to walk this path for these forty days before Easter. In this podcast, the Doanes discuss how the call to conversion is not a one-time event but rather a determined mindset for all God's People as they follow their Lord and Savior. Everyone will benefit as they say YES to this shared scriptural truth and build confidence to appear before Jesus when He calls us!

Peter and Leslie open a critical dialogue about a stumbling block that has plagued God's People, both in the Old and New Testaments. The issue is called syncretism. Syncretism is the union of the true faith with the surrounding worldly culture. There is no better time than Lent to allow the Holy Spirit to come and search our hearts and set us free. As Lent 2026 begins, this podcast will help each of us find the small gate and narrow path that Jesus called us to. Let's tear down the High Places!

Leslie and Peter discuss the seventh and final pillar of Catholic discipleship: go and share your faith. Jesus chose His disciples for two reasons: first, to be with Him, and secondly, to GO! In this podcast, both Catholics and Evangelicals are challenged to consider their walk with Jesus. Are there places where I am "going out" and reaching others? "Going out" is how we bear fruit for eternal life! The conclusion of this series will become a "life-changer" if each of us puts into practice what St. Paul said of himself to the Romans in Rom 1:14. He was literally "in debt" and repaid that debt by GOING!