Marcus Aurelius, the insightful Roman emperor and philosopher, and Jesus, the revered figure in Christianity, dive deep into the cultural anxieties of the Hellenistic era. They explore the therapeutic role of philosophy in confronting mortality and the importance of personal agency in interpreting life's events. Discussions hint at the philosophical implications of death on identity and emphasize love's transformative power through encounters with Jesus, revealing how ancient wisdom can address modern existential crises.

Exploring the unique creation narratives of Adam and Jesus in the Quran, contrasting perspectives on Jesus' lineage, delving into the story of Adam and Eve's punishment and redemption, and engaging with Jewish and Christian narratives in a respectful manner.

Explore the significance of mentorship through biblical examples like Jesus mentoring the Twelve and Jethro mentoring Moses. The podcast highlights the importance of modeling, instruction, and spending time with mentees. It also emphasizes the need to provide opportunities for growth in ministry and the joy of being a mentor. They discuss their involvement with the Navy, transforming youth, and mentorship of pastors. The chapter concludes with a call to seek and offer mentorship.

Jesus and Simon Peter discuss the two types of proof of Jesus' identity and the overwhelming catch of fish. The chapter also discusses the two types of proof for Jesus' existence and the validity of the scriptures, introducing a valuable resource for evidence.

Jesus reveals himself to his disciples by the Sea of Tiberias and provides a miraculous catch of fish. The chapter emphasizes Jesus' identity and capabilities. This chapter explores how Jesus can bring about incredible results in our lives when we trust and obey him.

Discover the fascinating insights about Jesus as an infant in Luke 2:21-38. Learn about Jesus' early years, his dedication at the temple, and the encounter with Simeon, a devout man who recognizes Jesus as the Lord's Messiah. Explore the significance of Jesus' humble background and the prophetic words spoken about him. Also, meet Anna, a devoted widow prophet who shares the child's significance with others.

Guest BHT's join the host in the studio to discuss their experiences in the behavioral health field. They talk about their journey to their current roles and highlight the transformative journey of sobriety. The importance of self-reflection, finding ways to escape and recharge, and the impact of caring staff and personal success stories are also discussed. The speakers reflect on their time working with someone named Buddha and express gratitude for the help they received during their recovery.

Jesus, a central figure in Christianity, wore a crown of thorns to symbolize the curse of work. However, his resurrection represents a future where work will be a blessing again. Christ's blessings extend to our cursed work, offering hope for a restored and fulfilling future.

Jesus confirms He is the Messiah and grants Simon-Peter headship of His Holy Catholic Church. Topics include the virtue of obedience, the sacrament of penance, and finding happiness through obedience and prudence.

Tom tackles whether Jesus could have been incarnated as a woman, explaining polygamy in scripture, and biblical commands on men and women speaking in church. The discussion explores the significance of Jesus' male identity, the interpretation of 1 Corinthians 14:34, and the contrasting views on polygamy in the Bible. Jesus affirms the original intention for marriage to be between one man and one woman.