Baptism isn’t just a symbol; it’s a death and a resurrection. In this episode, we explore how the sacrament plunges us into Christ’s tomb and raises us into the life of the Trinity. Drawing from Scripture, Church teaching, the wisdom of the saints and the Lion King, we rediscover the radical identity and eternal destiny that begins at the font.

God isn’t on the clock, so what does eternity really mean? In this episode, we examine how the Church, Scripture, and theologians such as St. Augustine and Karl Rahner describe God’s timeless nature. Discover how eternity changes the way we see our past, live in the present, and hope for the future.

How can God be three and one at the same time? In this episode, we explore the mystery of the Holy Trinity through Scripture and the insights of Church Fathers like Irenaeus, Tertullian, Athanasius, and Augustine. Discover why the Trinity isn’t just a theological concept — it’s the divine love that created you, redeems you, and invites you into eternal relationship.

Is Heaven peaceful rest or joyful activity — or both? In this episode, we explore the mystery of eternal life with God through the insights of Aquinas, Balthasar, and a baseball analogy you won’t forget. Discover how contemplation and action come together in the Beatific Vision, where love never ends and joy only deepens.

Do Catholics really pray to the saints? Is that biblical? In this episode, we explore the scriptural and historical foundation for asking the saints to intercede for us. From the communion of saints to the Book of Revelation, and voices like St. Jerome and St. Cyril of Jerusalem, we unpack why this ancient Christian practice isn’t about replacing Christ, but about joining His Body in love and prayer.

Servant of God Emil Kapaun was a Catholic priest, Army chaplain, and hero in a Korean War prison camp — but most of all, he was a man who lived and died with fierce faith and fearless love. In this episode, we explore how Kapaun’s life challenges young men today to reject passivity, embrace sacrifice, and lead like Christ. If you’re searching for purpose, strength, and a path worth walking — this one’s for you.

Do Catholics really have Scriptural reasons to venerate Mary? In this episode, we walk through key biblical passages — from Genesis to Revelation — to show how Mary’s unique role in salvation history is honored by God Himself. Discover why the Church calls her “blessed among women,” and how true devotion to Mary always leads us closer to Christ.

What does real faith look like for young men today? In this episode, we dive into Søren Kierkegaard’s powerful image of the Knight of Faith from Fear and Trembling — a man who trusts God so radically, he can live with peace, purpose, and joy in the everyday. We explore how this vision of courageous faith applies to your life, your choices, and your mission as a disciple. This isn’t about performance — it’s about surrender, boldness, and becoming the man God calls you to be.

Hell isn't just fire and brimstone — it's the soul’s final “no” to God’s love. In this episode, we explore the Catholic teaching on Hell through the imaginations of Dante’s Inferno and C.S. Lewis’s The Great Divorce. Is Hell a punishment or a choice? Why does a loving God allow it? And how can understanding Hell help us live with greater hope and freedom? Join us as we seek the truth behind one of the most misunderstood doctrines in the Christian faith.

Purgatory isn’t divine punishment — it’s divine love in action. In this episode, we explore the Catholic teaching on Purgatory through Scripture, Dante’s Purgatorio, and the mystical insights of St. Catherine of Genoa. Discover how this often-misunderstood doctrine reveals God’s mercy, our need for purification, and the soul’s joyful journey toward perfect union with Him.