In this episode, Joshua gives a reflection over John 10:1-10.
He goes over the meaning of the verse but also how sin disrupts our relationship with God. He also talks on how we can win the battle against our struggles.

In this episode, we make commitments for the new year and become each other's accountability partners. We also go through the daily readings for December 30th, which tie into what we speak about today.

In this episode, Joshua explains the meaning of Advent.
- Isaiah 9:1-8
-Matthew 1:18-25
-Luke 1:26-38
Symbols of Advent

In this episode we go over John 6 and why Catholics hold to true to Christ words "eats my body and drink my blood". This is very important in the understanding of the source and summit of all Christian life, the Eucharist and whether or not it is body, blood, should, and divinity of Jesus Christ.

In this Episode, we go over the Daily Mass readings of September 11th and how we can incorporate them into our lives. Plus, we remember who the man Charlie Lirk was and is—Father, Husband, but most importantly a Son of God.

In this episode we dive into Luke Chapter one. We explain the deep meaning behind the Annunciation and Mary's visit to Elizabeth.

In this Podcast we announce that we will be at the St Andrews Men's Conference in Midland, Tx at the Midland County Horseshoe Arena. The dates are September 19-20th.
$75 registration fee
$50 for students
Link Below to Register! We Hope to see you all there
We also discussed the theme "I Thirst" and what it means to us and How to be a Catholic Man.

Pastor Shannon O'Dell of Brand New Church created a video comparing Protestantism and Catholicism. He tried to explain and teach about Catholic doctrine and what we believe. Josh responds to his video.

In this episode, we discuss our brothers and sisters, the Saints. 

• The communion of Saints 
• Intercession 
• Are they Dead or Alive 
• SaintHood

In this episode, we discuss a vision set forth by St. Josemaría Escrivá, known as "Opus Dei." The primary topic of discussion is how to incorporate "Opus Dei" into our daily lives.