Children were brought to Jesus and the disciples rebuked them. Jesus tells them to let the children come to them.

The Church Fathers are vitally important to the Christian faith. Some knew the Apsoltes, were taught by them, and ordained by them. Yet, for some, they remain a mystery. This week I review a great book that gives a great introduction to the Early Church Fathers.

The disciples marvel and Jesus's teaching about marriage. One of the disciples ask if itis expedient to even marry if divorce is prohibited.

Jesus invokes his authority regarding the permanence of marriage.

The letter to the Hebrews is one of my favorites in Scripture, and yet we don't know who wrote it. In this week's episode I look through internal and external evidence to look at probable authors.

In this week's episode I give a brief overview of the three theological virtues of faith, hope, and charity. I also go over how they are distinct from each other, but very closely connected.

Jesus continues his discussion about marriage with the Pharisees. He affirms that from the beginning it was meant to be a permanent bond, and divorce was allowed through Moses because of they were stubborn and hard hearted.

In this week's episode I take a look at a method that Tertullian used to defend the Trinity and the Divinity of Christ.

The Pharisses try to trap Jesus with a question on the legality of marriage. Basically, they are trying to pit him against Moses. Jesus responds with a counterquestion and quotes Moses in response.

Jesus concludes his Galilean ministry and begins the journey towards Jerusalem for the Passover. A characteristic of Matthew is that he gets a narrative between two discourses.