Podcast Discontinued episodes:

• January 09, 2025@Isagani | Episode: 250010 The Mission of Jesus

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  "In laying down his life, Jesus took upon himself the sins of the world, offering forgiveness and reconciliation with God. His resurrection three days later is the cornerstone of Christian faith, affirming that death does not have the final word. This message of hope and redemption is what inspires billions of people today. The mission of Jesus did not end with his ascension. He commissioned his followers to continue his work. In Matthew chapter chapter 28, verse 19, he commanded, Go therefore and make disciples of all nations."

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• January 07, 2025@Isagani | Epiode: 25009 How to become disciple of Christ

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  "Welcome to Faith and List where we explore profound questions of faith, philosophy and life. In today's episode, we'll delve into how to become a disciple of Christ through philosophical lens. Join me as we unpack this transformative journey. To start, let's clarify what it means to be a disciple. A disciple is not just a follower. It involves a deep commitment to learning, understanding and embodying the teachings of Christ. So how can we approach this journey philosophically?"

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• January 07, 2025@Isagani | Episode: 25008 Catholicism through the lens of philosophy

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  "Whether you're a believer, a skeptic, or simply curious, we hope this exploration has shed light on the profound connections between faith and philosophy. Join us next time as we continue to explore the rich tapestry of human thought and experience. Thank you for tuning in to Faith and List and this is your host, Ganny B. If you enjoyed this episode, please subscribe and leave us a A review we'd love to hear your thoughts on Catholicism and philosophy."

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• January 07, 2025@Isagani | Episode: 25007 Competion is not Jesus’ cup of tea

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  "This perspective shifts our attention from competing for validation to nurturing our spiritual lives. He often spoke against materialism, urging us to seek treasures in heaven rather than chasing wealth Matthew 6:19 21. This challenges the competitive drive for material gain and shifts our priorities. Finally, let's reflect on inclusivity and acceptance. Jesus welcomed everyone, emphasizing that all have a place in his kingdom. This contrasts sharply with the exclusivity often found in competitive settings."

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• January 04, 2025@Isagani | The importance of time

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  "Are you investing your time in things that bring you joy and satisfaction? Or are you spending it in ways that drain you energy and enthusiasm? This reflection is crucial in ensuring that we live our lives to the fullest. Let's not forget the importance of time in building relationships. Quality time spent with loved ones foster deeper connections. In our digital age where destructions around rather abound, carving out time for meaningful interactions is more important than ever. These moments create memories that last a lifetime."

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• January 04, 2025@Isagani | Episode: 25005 Is God talking to us?

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  "In these moments, we may become more attuned to our thoughts and feelings, potentially recognizing that we perceive as divine communication. It emphasizes the importance of being open and receptive to God's voice amidst life's noise. In conclusion, the question is God Talking to Us invites a rich exploration of how God communicates through scriptures, prayer and the sacraments, community and silence. Each of these elements offers unique insight into the ways we can engage with the divine."

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• January 02, 2025@Isagani | Episode: 25005 How Jesus handled his disciples in a philosophical way?

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  "It teaches us that faith is not passive, but requires action. The disciples learned to trust in their abilities and in God's guidance, a lesson that resonates with us today. In summary, Jesus handled his disciples through a philosophical tense lens that emphasized inquiry, transformation, servant leadership, community, and empowerment. His approach invites us to consider how we engage with others in our own lives. How can we foster growth, encourage questions, and serve those around us?"

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• January 01, 2025@Isagani | Episode: 25004 Solemnity of Mary the Mother of God

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  "Welcome to Faith and List. Today we celebrate the solemnity of Mary, Mother of God, a profound feast that invites us to reflect on the pivotal role Mary plays in our faith and her unwavering example of discipleship. The title Mother of God can evoke mixed feelings for some, but let's unpack its significance. This title emphasizes not just Mary's motherhood, but but also her deep connection to the divine."

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• January 01, 2025@Isagani | Episode 25003 How Jesus chose His disciples

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  "This diversity enriched their ministry and reflected the kingdom of God. In our own communities. Embracing different perspectives can strengthen our collective mission. In summary, Jesus choice of disciples was intentional, inclusive and transformative. It serves as a powerful reminder of how God sees potential in all of us, regardless of our backgrounds. As we reflect on this, may we be inspired to nurture our own discipleship and extend grace to those around us. Thank you for joining us today on faith."

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• January 01, 2025@Isagani | Critical Thinking of Jesus’ Mission on Earth

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  "With love and wisdom, Jesus Journey invites us to reflect, to question and ultimately to act with compassion. Thank you for joining us on this exploration of Jesus critical thinking about his mission on earth. May we all strive to embody the same spirit of inquiry and love in our own lives. Until next time, keep your faith. At least."

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