In today's episode we review the amazing new Bible from Bishop Robert Barron's Word on Fire ministry.

The Catholic Church has played a pivotal role in history for almost 2000 years. It is also the subject of more than a few myths, and today we're going to dispel some of those myths.

There has been endless talk over the past two decades about how "un-Christian" and even "Satanic" the Harry Potter books are. In today's Throwback Thursday episode, I want to show just how wrong this view actually is.

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We've been gone for a while during the coronavirus lockdown, but we're finally back. For our first show back, we're debunking the common myth that the Saints we're always morose and serious, without even a hint of a sense of humor. As you will see, it's just not true.

This is the first week of Lent, which makes it the perfect time for some book recommendations (10 of them) specifically for this special season.

It's only two days until Ash Wednesday, so it seems like a good time to debunk some common myths and misconceptions about an event that goes back 2,000 years: the season of Lent.

There has been endless talk over the past 20 years about how "un-Christian" and even "Satanic" the Harry Potter books are. In today's episode, I want to show just how wrong this view actually is.

The "Jesus Fish." It is ubiquitous on vehicles throughout the United States. It also has a downside you may never have considered.

Reading the Bible can be hard. Here are three tips to make it a lot easier.

The Bible is the best-selling book of all time. It's also the least read book in America today. Let's talk about that, and after this episode follow us on Facebook (@lightinthedarknessoutreach) to get more content.