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When we understand Scripture, we understand God's relationship with His family. Scott Hahn and Benjamin Wiker show why we should trust the Bible in The Decline and Fall of Sacred Scripture: How the Bible Became a Secular Book.

Ahead of Father’s Day, Scott Hahn draws from the Word of God to show the gift of fatherhood—both human and divine.

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Celebrate fathers—the Church Fathers! Discover our heritage of faith in The Bible and the Church Fathers.

The confusion in our culture stems from our confusion over the revealed truth of God. Learn why we should trust the Bible in Scott Hahn’s The Decline and Fall of Sacred Scripture.

As Christians, we call God “Father.” Learn more about the fatherhood of God in this blog. 

What does it mean to say that human history is a revelation of prayer? Through the eyes of God, history is a covenant drama, drawing us into His divine family. Scott Hahn explains in this episode.

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Learn how prayer helps us renew our covenant with God in Personal Prayer: A Guide for Receiving the Father’s Love.

When we understand God’s fatherhood, all of salvation history makes sense. Learn more in this blog by Scott Hahn.

In Genesis to Jesus, read the Scriptures in light of God’s fatherly plan.

While he was still Protestant, Scott Hahn picked up a book that changed the way he viewed redemption—and made him start thinking like a Catholic. He discovered the Catholic answer to the question of why Jesus died on the Cross, and he shares it now.

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Scott Hahn picked up What Is Redemption?: How Christ’s Suffering Saves Usand it changed his life. Now, it’s back in print. Find it here.

Curtis Mitch offers an introduction to the idea of the Catholic view of redemption in this blog.

 If Jesus died on the Cross, why do we suffer? Scott Hahn explains in his talk Making Sense of Suffering.

What are practical steps we can take to renew our covenant with Our Lord and inspire our prayer life? Scott Hahn shares on this episode.

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Inspire your prayer each day with Mystery of the Altar: Daily Meditations on the Eucharist.

Fr. Boniface Hicks and Fr. Thomas Acklin share how to open ourselves to God’s love in Personal Prayer.

Scott and Kimberly Hahn and Ralph Martin share advice on prayer in the CD set The Transforming Power of Prayer.

If we want to be Christlike, we must be prepared to suffer with Christ. If we want to enter into God’s glory, we must also be willing to enter into His suffering.

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Ralph Martin dispels the myth of easy Christianity in A Church in Crisis: Pathways Forward.

The Holy Sacrifice of the Mass not only gives meaning to our suffering but also gives us strength to bear it. Learn more in this blog by Jeff Cavins.

Jesus will help you carry your cross. Learn more in this blog.  

From the Old Testament to the New, Scripture is clear that our actions in this life determine our eternal life. But in God’s mercy, He offers us the chance to atone for our sins in purgatory even after death.

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The Catholic priesthood is rooted firmly in the Old and New Testaments. John Bergsma explains in Jesus and the Old Testament Roots of the Priesthood. 

Want to learn more about what happens when we die? Get your copy of Scott Hahn’s Hope to Die: The Christian Meaning of Death and the Resurrection of the Body.

Why do we pray for the dead? Scott Hahn explains in this blog.

We assume that to be lifted up is to be glorified. But when Jesus tells us he will be lifted up and will draw all people to himself, he’s referring to the Cross—this is the path to our salvation.

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Find reflections from Scripture and the saints on the Blessed Sacrament in Mystery of the Altar: Daily Meditations on the Eucharist.

Jesus died on a Cross to love the Father in a way we were unable, for our salvation. Learn more in this blog.

See how all of salvation history points to Jesus in our most foundational Bible study, Genesis to Jesus. 

What does it mean for God’s love to be a consuming fire? In this episode, Scott Hahn shows the profound message behind the symbolism of the burning coal in Isaiah.

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Why do we have priests? Learn more in Jesus and the Old Testament Roots of the Priesthood by popular author John Bergsma.

In It Is Right and Just, Scott Hahn shows that if God is Lord of all, then religion is our highest duty.

The burning coal also points to the Eucharist. Learn more in this blog by Curtis Mitch.

love. Through his Passion, death, and Resurrection, Jesus allows us to know God as Father.

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In Jesus and the Old Testament Roots of the Priesthood, discover why the priesthood is a major thread throughout salvation history.

Want to learn more about what Catholics believe about the Crucifixion? Read more in this blog.

Learn why we call priests “father” in this blog by John Bergsma.