Special Guest Host Ken Hensley explores questions of salvation and Christian unity through stories from callers wrestling with their faith journeys, drawing deeply on experiences within both Catholic and Protestant traditions. He reflects on the Catechism, discusses invincible ignorance, and considers the real, everyday struggles people face when seeking truth or questioning doctrine—sometimes in the middle of busy family lives and limited opportunities for study. Ken listens, challenges, and encourages, never ignoring the complexity of individual spiritual searches.

 

• Thomas - I think being Catholic and being formed by the teachings is how the heart is formed. (01:26)
• Bob - I think people get too comfortable. Jesus says unless you eat my flesh and drink my blood you have no life in you. (08:39)
• Bruce – We get so hung up on denominations. If you believe in Christ, you will have salvation. (28:08)
• Marlene - It is beautiful to hear conversion stories to the Church. I get how difficult it is to explain conversion to others. I am a convert too. (35:39)
• Andrea (email) - One thing that has bothered me as I’m learning about the different Protestant religions, is that basically it seems problematic that the Protestants have to teach the followers to dislike Catholics?
• Ed - When I went to Catholic school, we were making fun of other faiths, and a nun corrected us. I will never forget that. (43:14)
• Jonathon (email) - What are some words of wisdom for me to help navigate my wife through support to discover the Catholic Church as well as how to talk to my kids about Protestant churches? (45:10)