Protestants claim that salvation is by grace ALONE, through faith ALONE, by Christ ALONE, for God's glory ALONE, based on Scripture ALONE. Yet such a statement was unknown until 1965! In addition to this, what does the Bible actually teach regarding these five "solas"? Find out now!

Why do Catholics have a longer version of Esther than the one found in Jewish and Protestant Bibles? Who has the correct version? Is Esther fiction or a fulfilment of Bible prophecy? What does the Jewish Talmud say the shorter version of Esther (Babylonian Talmud, Tractate Baba Bathra 15a)?

Find out if these books were part of the first Bible! What did the early church think of Maccabees? Are they referred to in Hebrews? Do they make any claim to divine inspiration?

An interview with my 7 year old son who wanted to share his faith on the podcast. Well done Noah! Its important to encourage, nurture and vitalise the faith of young Catholics and help them defend their religion> They are never too young to begin!

Aliens aboard the starship Yule are on a one-way trip to colonising a distant planet. On this distant planet a terrible and unexpected fate awaits them...

An audiobook I wrote, with a Christian message. Written by Paul Martin (2016) and revised (2019). 

Plenty of Christians claim they are "just a Christian" and refuse to identify with any denomination or confession of faith. Reality is, they are just immature Christians who do not want to go deep in their faith, and lack the convictions to stand by doctrines other than 'essentials.'

Without the aid of a dictionary, and ignoring Scripture (James 1:27), many "Evangelibapticostals" claim that faith in Christ is NOT a religion, that they hate religion, and our entire 2,000 year old faith is merely a 'relationship.' They claim we must CHOOSE between one or the other (the Logical Fallacy of the Faulty Dilemma). 

The Rosary, Glorious Mysteries in modern English, read by Paul Martin. 

The Rosary, Sorrowful Mysteries in modern English, read by Paul Martin.

The Rosary, Luminous Mysteries in modern English, read by Paul Martin.