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Episode 24 of the Search 185 Podcast examines why God allows suffering and how faith can lead us toward holiness, hope, and a deeper union with Christ through life's hardest moments.
In this full-length episode, Henry explains the Catholic understanding of redemptive suffering, the role of humility and spiritual discipline, and how everyday duties and difficult relationships can become opportunities to grow in virtue. He explores forgiveness, loving our enemies, and trusting God when life hurts, shares a personal experience of loss, and reflects on finding lasting peace in Jesus.
Search 185 examines Scripture, Catholic theology, Christian discipleship, apologetics, Church history, and the questions shaping faith today. Follow the Search 185 Podcast and visit www.search185.org.
Episode 30 of the Search 185 Podcast examines faith deconstruction, Christian doubt, and whether honest questions must lead someone away from God.
This conversation explores free will, suffering, sin, religious fear, Genesis, good and evil, spiritual intuition, Gnostic ideas, and the problem of evil. It distinguishes rejecting God from questioning distorted ideas about Him and considers how doubt, church hurt, and the search for truth can become a path toward healing and deeper faith.
Search 185 examines Scripture, Catholic theology, Christian discipleship, apologetics, Church history, and the questions shaping faith today. Follow the Search 185 Podcast and visit www.search185.org.
Episode 29 of the Search 185 Podcast examines what it truly means to serve God—and why Christian service is rooted in love, obedience, humility, and mission rather than recognition.
This full-length episode explores the Great Commandment, forgiveness, prayer, spiritual family, and serving without applause. Henry explains how loving God and neighbor shapes Christian discipleship, why forgiveness releases the heart from bitterness, how prayer prepares us for action, and why hidden service matters to God.
Search 185 examines Scripture, Catholic theology, Christian discipleship, apologetics, Church history, and the questions shaping faith today. Follow the Search 185 Podcast and visit www.search185.org.
Episode 28 of the Search 185 Podcast examines, What is the Bible, and how does its story reveal God’s plan of salvation?
Episode 27 of the Search 185 Podcast examines Christian piety and how theology can answer the doubts, fear, hurt, confusion, and cultural inconsistencies that often lead people to deconstruct their faith. What is true piety, and how does it differ from a faith built only on obligation or outward appearances?
Episode 26. The Cost of Discipleship. Romans 6:16-18 explains the transition from slavery to sin to freedom in righteousness. Learn how obedience to scripture changes your life. This teaching examines the theological connection between baptism and our daily walk with God. If you are seeking to understand how biblical truth applies to your struggle with sin, this lesson provides a clear path forward. We break down the specific verses found in Romans 6 to clarify what it means to be a slave of righteousness rather than a captive to old habits.
Episode 25: This teaching session explores Why Christianity? Why Catholic? This teaching session explores the meaning of the crucifixion as the atonement for sin and the resurrection as the pivotal event that made reconciliation with God and salvation possible. Designed for those seeking answers to the foundational questions of faith, it provides a clear and accessible understanding of how the cross and the empty tomb form the cornerstone of Christian belief. Through a thoughtful examination of these events and their significance, participants will gain greater insight into the historical and spiritual truths at the heart of the Church’s teachings.
Episode 23: Depression Doesn't Look Like You Think It Does. If you’ve ever felt like your pain wasn't obvious enough to be valid, you aren’t alone. Join us for a vital conversation on the Search 185 Podcast as we pull back the curtain on the invisible battle of mental health. We’re diving deep into why depression often hides behind high productivity, a composed exterior, and the high-functioning trap, challenging the stereotypical images of what it means to suffer and offering a new lens of empathy for those navigating quiet battles every day.
Episode 22: John O'Neill's The Fisherman's Tomb: Why This Discovery Changes Everything. The Fisherman’s Tomb: The True Story of the Vatican’s Secret Search" by John O’Neill tells the true, cinematic story of the decades-long search for the burial place of St. Peter the Apostle.
Episode 21: Is Your Logic Getting in the Way of Your Faith? If you’ve ever felt "too analytical" to believe, you aren’t alone. Join us for a powerful conversation on the Search 185 Podcast featuring Luke Redus. We’re diving deep into why critical thinkers often struggle with spirituality, from the demand for empirical proof to the trap of over-intellectualizing the divine.
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