In this episode, Brody talks with John, a young pastor who grew up in a devout Catholic family and later became a Protestant. He shares how his love for Scripture and desire for deeper discipleship led him to question tradition and explore new paths in faith.

John reflects on the strengths and struggles of both Catholic and Protestant traditions, diving into topics like church authority, Bible interpretation, the teachings of Augustine, and the meaning of grace. He offers a unique perspective shaped by both worlds, showing how each tradition has contributed to his understanding of God and the Christian life.

It’s a thoughtful and honest look at how tradition, theology, and personal conviction come together to shape a believer’s spiritual journey—and how Scripture continues to guide and transform lives across denominational lines.

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