Guest Jimmy Akin, Apologist and author, discusses the disciples' dispute during the Last Supper about who is the greatest. Jesus responds with teachings on servant leadership and assigns a special task to Peter.

Jimmy Akin, an expert in ancient Roman crucifixion and its historical context, discusses whether the robbers crucified with Jesus were rebels and the difference between robbery and theft. He also briefly mentions a book and learning more about the Catholic faith.

Jimmy Akin, Catholic apologist and speaker, discusses the misunderstandings of James 2 and the importance of works accompanying faith for justification before God.

Apologist and author in the Catholic tradition, Jimmy Akin, discusses the canonicity of the Deuterocanonicals. The deuterocanonicals are seven books considered canonical in the Catholic Church but not in the Protestant community. They were included in the Septuagint, the major Greek translation of the Old Testament.

Jimmy Akin, an expert in religious images, discusses the distinction between idols and religious images. He explores examples from the Old Testament where God commanded the creation of images for religious purposes. The podcast emphasizes how Christian art sees images of saints and Jesus as symbols, not idols.

Examining the metaphor of the rock in Matthew 16:18 and explaining how metaphors work in scripture.

Jimmy Akin, Catholic apologist and author, discusses the concept of Sola Scriptura. The podcast explores how Catholic apologists misrepresent the Protestant doctrine and provides examples from Anglican and Westminster Confession of Faith documents. Akin promotes his book and directs listeners to learn more about the Catholic faith.

Apologist and author, Jimmy Akin, discusses Jesus' teaching on judging others. He clarifies the misconception that Christians shouldn't criticize others' lifestyles. Jesus expects his followers to distinguish between good and evil and not turn a blind eye to moral evil in the world.

Jimmy Akin, a podcast guest, discusses the confusion between praying to the saints and worshipping God. He explains that Catholics ask the saints for intercession, not worship them. The historical development and different meanings of the word 'pray' are explored.

In this podcast, Jimmy Akin defends the idea that baptism should only be done by immersion. He discusses the Greek word for 'baptize' and its wider meaning, the symbolism of Jesus' burial, and biblical references to support his argument.