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A conversation with George Manassa about resurrecting our interior and exterior faith by relying on Scripture, and how to strike a balance between complacency and overzealousness.

Islamic history and doctrine expert, Raymond Ibrahim, discusses several historical saints and sinners who defended the Christian West against Islamic jihadist aggression.

Author and apologist Gary Michuta addresses doubts about the authenticity of the Gospels, and reveals how to know what Christ said and did was accurately recorded and passed along.

Fr. John Flader writes about what happens after we die, the nature of near death experiences, how actions affect our final destination and what the final judgment may consist of.

Dr. Anthony Clark discusses differences between Buddhist doctrine and Catholic theology and how their distinctiveness has been obscured by ambitious ecumenism and modern secularism.

In his new book, Deacon Richard Eason explains how each of us can tap into moments of "spiritual lightning" that God throws into our lives that empower us on the road to salvation.

In his book, Fr. Dwight Longenecker relates his circuitous conversion journey that took him from evangelicalism to his days as an anglophile to a Catholic parish in South Carolina.

Learn the impact Journey Home testimonies have had in people’s lives as guest Marcus Grodi explains how the show got started, and why it’s still going strong after all these years.

Doug Keck hosts a conversation with the author and founder of Love Good, Jimmy Mitchell, about living the faith, and embracing the beauty born from a life of devotion to the Lord.

Fr. Ken Geraci explains how to engage in spiritual warfare by recognizing Divine Mercy as an extension of the liturgy of the Eucharist and the power and grace that flow from it.

Bear Woznick has written 12 rules for manliness. He joins Doug to explain why there is no more daunting task than to counter the prevalent wave of the neutralization of modern man.

Dr. Kenneth Craycraft helps make sense of the current political landscape, and shows how to discern the proper relationship between our Catholic faith and American political life.

Genesis is the most important book in the Bible. It tells us where we came from, what our purpose on Earth is, and where we’re going. Stephen K. Ray tells us why he wrote about it.

Doug talks with Fr. Christopher Mahar about addressing our own suffering and that of others, with empathy, conviction and hope. And how even through suffering, we can find love.

Author Francis X. Maier talks about his recent survey of American Catholic bishops, clergy and lay people that assesses the current state of the Church in the U.S. and its future.