Science Faith and Reasoning Why Reformed and Catholic Churches Are Getting So Popular | SFR ep. 41
Nov 16, 2025
Discover why Catholic and Reformed churches are thriving post-COVID as believers seek more meaningful worship. The decline of megachurches has left a void, prompting many to abandon casual Christianity for deeper theological engagement. The fascination with church history and systematic theology is on the rise, as seekers are drawn to the clarity these traditions offer. COVID has catalyzed shifts in church affiliation, creating an opportunity for those in search of a serious faith experience.
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Campus Resurrection Presentation
- Daniel Faucett recounts presenting on resurrection evidence at a community college with Shep, including pushback about eternal security.
- He enjoyed the challenge and asked listeners to pray and support their apologetics work.
Hunger For Depth After COVID
- Many Christians returned from COVID wanting deeper, more serious worship than megachurch casual Christianity offered.
- Daniel Faucett argues Reformed and Catholic churches meet that hunger with richer doctrine, liturgy, and sacramental emphasis.
Prioritize Serious Sacramental Practice
- Seek churches that take sacraments seriously if you feel spiritually deprived by infrequent communion or baptism.
- Prioritize congregations that regularly practice and teach the Lord's Supper and baptism as commanded in Scripture.
