The story of Noah’s Ark is arguably one of the most famous stories from Scripture. Yet how much do we really know about the flood? Did you know that the Ark is a foreshadowing of the Church? That the flood is a type for Baptism? Learn more on this episode of The Road to Emmaus. Visit http://bit.ly/2Q81B7N to learn more about “Genesis to Jesus.”

Why does God act so harshly in the Old Testament? God is still a loving God in Genesis, but His mercy is harder for us to understand. On this episode, Scott Hahn shows how God never abandoned His people to sin and continued to draw them ever closer to Himself. Visit http://bit.ly/38gsaP2 to learn more about “Genesis to Jesus.”

There’s a deep meaning behind the 40 days of Lent. On this special Ash Wednesday episode, Scott Hahn and Rob Corzine give both the biblical significance of this season of penance and some practical advice for Lent. Visit http://bit.ly/2SOwvUk to learn more about “The Bible and the Church Fathers.”

We move from the original sin of Adam and Eve to the story of Cain and Abel. Cain is marked for his deplorable sin—but what was the mark of Cain? On this episode of The Road to Emmaus, Scott Hahn suggests that Cain’s mark was giving himself over to the devil and envious malice. Visit http://bit.ly/3bfDhKj to learn more about “The Bible and the Church Fathers.”

Have you ever wondered about the first sin ever committed? Ultimately, Adam and Eve failed in their marriage vows. Their disobedience permanently affected the relationship between men and women—but here’s a hopeful reminder that marriage is still a source of great grace. Visit http://bit.ly/31nnSmC to learn more about “Personal Prayer.”

What does the creation story tell us about our relationship with God? Learn the symbolism of the seven days, the five realms and their rulers, and the darkness and light. The second part of a series on damnation history. Visit http://bit.ly/38BDAg9 to learn more about “The Bible and the Church Fathers.”

What is sin? We start an eight-part series on the history of damnation—but we can’t address damnation without also looking at the salvation it deprives us of. We’ll start by looking at why sin makes us miss the mark, but how God’s grace is ultimately always available to us. Visit http://bit.ly/38IMrNn to learn more about “The Bible and the Church Fathers.”

Do you know the “five speeches that changed the world”? Matthew includes five discourses, including the famous Sermon on the Mount, in his Gospel. For good reason, they’ve been called the five speeches that changed the world. Learn more on this episode of The Road to Emmaus. Visit http://bit.ly/2Nysrox to learn more about “God with Us.”

The Catholic Church is the one institution that upholds the indissolubility of marriage. Where does this teaching come from? What does it mean for today’s Catholics? Learn the biblical basis for this teaching and why it’s so important for the Church and the world. Visit http://bit.ly/38HK7aa to learn more about “One Body.”

There’s no better witness to the Gospel than living it out joyfully. God especially uses family life to reflect the divine family and His Fatherly love for us. On this episode, Scott Hahn shares practical tips for living out the Gospel in our marriages and families. Visit http://bit.ly/2YCUrvv to learn more about “Understanding ‘Our Father’”.