On the Journey

Dive into the debate on Sola Scriptura, exploring its role as the ultimate authority in Protestant faith. The hosts reflect on their journeys and question the scriptural validity of this principle. Discover the tension between oral and written teachings in early Christianity, and how they shaped doctrine. There's also a deep dive into the significance of tradition, the impact of biblical translations, and the authority of apostolic teachings. This thoughtful discussion challenges listeners to rethink their understanding of faith rooted in scripture and tradition.

Exploring the divide between Protestant and Catholic beliefs, engaging personal narratives highlight misunderstandings rooted in differing foundational commitments. The significance of Sola Scriptura emerges as a key theme, reflecting on its role as the sole authority in Protestantism and the challenges of interpretation. Personal journeys reveal the struggle with doctrinal consensus amid diverse beliefs, encouraging deeper reflection on faith. The discussions emphasize the necessity of cross-traditional dialogue and critical thinking to navigate these complex theological waters.

What do Catholics actually believe about the saints? In their days as Evangelical Protestants, both Matt Swaim and Ken Hensley believed that the Catholic take on the intercession of the...

What was the early Church like? Ken Hensley, a former Baptist pastor, and Matt Swaim, whose background is in the Wesleyan tradition, both used to have a general impression that...