Catholic Answers Live

Tim Staples, Senior apologist at Catholic Answers, dives deep into the complexities of the Holy Trinity. He tackles objections questioning its mention in the New Testament and explains how God can be both one and three distinct persons. Staples skillfully connects the Trinity to the Christian understanding of God as Love, breaking down misconceptions and addressing logical challenges. This engaging discussion sheds light on the implications of divine relationships and enhances the listener's grasp of an essential Christian doctrine.

In this engaging discussion, Chris Stefanick, an internationally acclaimed author and speaker, shares valuable strategies for evangelizing non-Catholics and Protestants. He emphasizes the importance of authentic communication without superiority, fostering personal relationships, and adapting faith-sharing for diverse audiences. Chris also navigates the challenges of discussing faith with culturally different family members, highlighting the need to focus on love and joy in evangelization to connect deeply. His insights provide a refreshing perspective on sharing faith in today’s world.

“What is the significance of the 24 elders in Revelation?” In this episode, we explore this intriguing question along with discussions on why the Protestant perspective often downplays Revelation, the authorship of the book, and the Catholic understanding of being lukewarm in faith. Join us for a deep dive into these essential topics of Catholic apologetics. Join The CA Live Club Newsletter: Click Here Invite our apologists to speak at your parish! Visit Catholicanswersspeakers.com Questions Covered: 13:34 – What is the significance of the 24 elders in Rev. 4? 16:30 – Why does the protestant perspective downplay Revelation? 24:05 – Warren Cage said that the book of Revelation is a copy and paste version of the fall of Jericho, is this true? 30:37 – Who exactly wrote Revelation, who is John the Evangelist in relation to John the apostle? 35:10 – Regarding Rev 3:16, what is the Catholic understanding of being lukewarm? 45:07 – What do we make of the woman in Rev. 12 and the crown of 12 stars? 50:44 – I’ve heard it said that the second coming isn’t going to happen until the gospel is preached to the ends of the world. Is that from Revelation?

“What is the Book of Revelation really about?” In this episode, Fr. Sebastian Carnazzo tackles this question and explores the significance of the Seven Churches, the identity of the author, and the meaning behind the number 666. Tune in for a deep dive into these intriguing topics and more! Join The CA Live Club Newsletter: Click Here Invite our apologists to speak at your parish! Visit Catholicanswersspeakers.com Questions Covered: 03:25 – If you had to explain the Book of Revelation in just one sentence, what would you say it’s really about? 13:10 – What is the significance of the Seven Churches mentioned in Revelation? 29:45 – Who was the author 36:47 – What is the significance of the number 666 in Revelation? 50:56 – What is the meaning of the term “the Mark of the Beast”?

Karlo Broussard, a Catholic Answers apologist and author, dives into fascinating topics surrounding Catholic teachings. He tackles the question of whether Mary can perform miracles, emphasizing her intercessory role rather than independent power. The morality of adult content is dissected, revealing its implications on human dignity. Broussard also clarifies the validity of apostolic succession amid multiple patriarchs and discusses the historical basis for the Assumption of Mary, challenging common misconceptions with thoughtful insights.

Join apologist Karlo Broussard, a writer known for his book 'Baptism Now Saves You,' as he tackles whether Catholic beliefs evolve over time. Discover the Church's ability to adapt doctrines while maintaining core truths. Broussard discusses why not everyone embraces God's covenant and explains the critical distinction between transubstantiation and consubstantiation. He also sheds light on the unique celibacy requirements for Catholic priests compared to Anglican converts, providing a rich exploration of faith and tradition.

Joe Heschmeyer, author of *The Eucharist is Really Jesus* and podcaster of *Shameless Potpourri*, passionately defends papal primacy using scripture and discusses the early Church's ties to Rome. He addresses fascinating questions like the transformation of Sheol after Christ, the significance of infant baptism in salvation, and how different denominations perceive the validity of sacraments. Heschmeyer also tackles the nuances of faith, urging a loving approach to evangelize without confrontation.

In this engaging discussion, Fr. David Michael Moses, a dynamic priest from the Archdiocese of Galveston-Houston, shares his innovative approach to evangelizing through social media. He recounts his journey of using platforms like Instagram and TikTok to connect with young people, sparked by his experience baptizing quintuplets. The conversation dives into the challenges of modern priesthood, the power of authentic storytelling, and the significance of fostering community and relationships in the digital age.

In this discussion, Joe Heschmeyer, author and host of the Shameless Potpourri podcast, brings his witty insights to weighty theological questions. He tackles the fascinating concept of bodily resurrection in the context of the universe's end. The conversation also explores the curious idea of invoking Jesus' name to stop abductions and delves into the impacts of psychotropic drugs on free will. Heschmeyer's engaging perspective makes complex topics accessible and thought-provoking.

In this engaging conversation, Jimmy Akin, a senior apologist and author, dives into fascinating questions surrounding the display of saints' bodies and relics. He explores the tradition's significance and tackles the complex topic of evangelizing Indigenous peoples. Akin also discusses the requirements for altars, the meaning behind taking the Lord's name in vain, and what it means to truly believe in the Gospel. Listeners will appreciate his insights on life after death and how Christianity stands apart from pagan beliefs.