James Prothro

Dr. James Prothro discusses Biblical teachings on reconciliation in Catholicism with a focus on confession, repentance, and restoration. The podcast explores Paul's message of reconciliation, Abraham's spiritual journey, God's mercy, and spiritual practices for drawing closer to God.

Dr. James Prothro, a Scripture scholar at the Augustine Institute, joins to explore Philippians with insightful exegetical commentary. He unpacks Paul’s context while in prison and emphasizes the themes of joy and contentment. Discussions delve into the secret of living a Christ-centered life, interpreting 'I Can Do All Things' amid misconceptions. The duo connects Paul's view on suffering to resurrection hope and underscores the spiritual fruits of generosity over material gifts. Prothro also highlights God’s promise to supply our needs, ensuring a thoughtful and enriching dialogue.

Mary McGeehan, an expert on Archangels, joins Dr. James Prothro, a scholar of their significance, to unpack the fascinating roles of St. Michael, St. Gabriel, and St. Raphael. They clarify the distinction between archangels and other angels, and explore their historical significance in scripture. The hosts discuss the veneration practices across cultures, emphasizing the importance of these divine messengers and their unique intercessory roles. Listeners will also learn about St. Raphael's patronage of healing, all wrapped in a rich tapestry of angelic tradition.

Join Mary McGeehan, an expert on early Christian figures, and Dr. James Prothro, a historian, as they explore the fascinating life of St. Prisca. They dive into her pivotal role alongside her husband Aquila in the New Testament and their collaboration with St. Paul. The discussion highlights the challenges of reconstructing her story and her enduring legacy as a martyr in the first century. With limited historical records, the duo uncovers how Prisca’s faith journey impacted early Christian communities and the support she provided in mentoring key figures like Apollos.

Mary McGeehan, an expert on the veneration of Old Testament figures, joins Dr. James Prothro, who focuses on King David's faithfulness. They discuss David’s dual identity as king and saint, weaving through themes of temptation, repentance, and grace as highlighted in Psalm 51. The conversation also illuminates David's courage against Goliath and his compassion for the oppressed. Their insights reveal how David’s life and the Psalms continue to resonate deeply with modern believers, particularly in times of need.