Beneath The Surface

  Delve beneath the surface with Paul and his guest Kent Niebuhr about the nature of relationships and whether or not human beings are monogamous.

  One NT passage that distinguishes Christians from Jews and from the world is Jesus' command to love one's enemies.  Is it possible?  With God's grace it is not only possible, but is the only hope of bringing peace to a fallen world.

  As the serpent entered the old garden, the smoke of Satan has entered the new.  Paul and his guest Bob Leblanc discuss what the latest Church scandal with Cardinal McCarrick may mean for the bigger picture.

  Join is for all things death.  In Christ a very hopeful topic.

It seems like all we do is talk about freedom these days. Freedom from…freedom for… But did you know that it’s possible to be free on the outside yet bound on the inside? That’s right. Unless you’re interiorly free, exterior freedom doesn’t matter much at all. St. Paul wrote to the Romans, “ I do not understand my own actions. For I do not do what I want, but I do the very thing I hate.” We all do that from time to time. Why? In this episode Marge looks at Mother Teresa and Amy Coney Barrett as examples of interiorly free individuals who move freely and decisively in the world. Tune in and learn how to become interiorly free and stop doing the things that you hate.

  Join John and I as we discuss the moral philosophy that leads to a euthanasia mentality.

  What are the virtues and why are they vital in the moral life?  Is a virtuous life the only way to hap piness?  Is there a difference between natural and supernatural virtues?  Hear my guests John Tuturice and writer Stephen Beale speak on these questions.

  A historical and practical look at the problem of gun control and the second amendment. What does it mean to have the right to bear arms in the midst of multiple mass shootings?

  In this show we go BTS on the topic of ideology. 

  After all the hullabaloo relating to the 2016 presidential election, it is worth reflecting, on the feast of Christ the King, the fact that we really live in a kingdom; the Kingdom of God.