The Cycle of the Christian Life
Meeting Jesus is the beginning of new life. From this encounter, we are free to choose whether we follow Him or return to our former lives. If we follow, we become converted, bit by bit, to be like Him. This allows us to enter into shared lives of love with Him, a state we call communion. Those who enter communion with Christ have everything (the summit of the spiritual life), but they cannot keep it to themselves or it will die. From communion we must go on mission to help others to meet Christ. In this passing on of the Faith, the cycle begins anew both for the one sharing and the one hearing. This is the fundamental cycle of the Christian life, and the way of eternal life handed down by the Apostles: Encounter, Conversion, Communion, and Mission.

Cy Kellett

Cy Kellett in Bismarck ND for Real Presence Radio

Why the Truth About Jesus Matters
In this talk, Tim demonstrates the profound truth found in II Cor. II 3-4, wherein St. Paul fears that the Corinthians he had evangelized and catechized might accept “another Jesus” if one were to be presented to them because of their weakness in the true Faith. Heaven knows there are a multitude of “Jesuses” out there today. Will you or those you love be fooled?
For example, was Jesus just a man, born of a normal sexual relationship between Joseph of Mary as the Unitarians today, or the Ebionites of the first century taught? Was and is Jesus the “first and most perfect creation of God” who was then used by God as his instrument in the creation, and then later incarnate as Jesus Christ as the ancient Arians, or the modern Jehovah’s Witnesses teach? Was Jesus a manifestation of God, or new “mode of being” of the Father, as the ancient “modalists” or modern “Jesus-only” Pentecostals teach? Is Jesus fully God to the extent that his human nature disappeared at either the Incarnation or at his resurrection “as a drop in the ocean” so that he really only possesses one nature as the monophysites of the seventh century taught? Is Jesus the first-born among untold numbers who were conceived and born of Elohim, the God of our planet, before the formation of our solar system eons ago as the Mormons teach? Was Jesus just another guru who came to teach us all how to discover our own divinity, just like he had discovered himself as the “master” of spirituality that he truly was as many New Agers teach today?
Living Bread – The Truth of the Eucharist in Scripture and Tradition
Tim defends the real presence of our Lord in the Eucharist using the text of John 6 given in its historical context. According to St. Irenaeus, in the second century, St. John had the Gnostic heretic, Cerinthus, in mind when he penned his Gospel. Tim unlocks the keys to understanding, in this context, why St. John emphasized—1. The Divinity of Christ and his equality with the Father, and 2. The true presence of Christ in the Eucharist—more than any of the other Evangelists. He did so precisely because these were two of the central points Cerinthus and his Gnostic followers denied.

Tim Staples

Tim Staples in Orange CA for Holy Family Catholic Church

Karlo Broussard

Karlo Broussard in Washington LA For Immaculate Conception&#8217;s Advent Mission

5 Reasons to Go to Confession—Besides Forgiveness of Sins          
The Sacrament of Reconciliation repairs our broken friendship with God, restoring us to a state of sanctifying grace and furnishing us with actual graces that strengthen us against temptation and dispose us to charity. But the benefits don’t stop there! Todd Aglialoro, director of publishing for Catholic Answers, reveals the “bonus features” of confession— five soul-strengthening, virtue-building, whole-human-person effects of regularly bringing our sins to God in this most beautiful sacrament.

Todd Aglialoro

Todd Aglialoro, Catholic Answers&#8217; Director of CA Press at St. Therese for CA&#8217;s Local Talks

Join All Saints Parish for their 10th Annual E6 Catholic Men&#8217;s Conference
God is Looking for a Few Good Men
Straight talk to men about being the men that God has called them to be. Tim teaches on the Sacrament of Holy Matrimony from the perspective of the Husband and his special call to headship/service. Focusing on the Sacrament, Tim challenges men to sacrifice for their wives (and children if they are so blessed with them) in the image of Christ’s sacrifice for his Bride, the Church in order to be the “first principle of life” in the family in the image of God, the Father in the life of the Trinity. The family, the Church and the culture is only as strong as its men. Tim challenges men to be the kind of men who will bring about by their prayers and sacrifices the kinds of families that will serve to strengthen both the Church and the Culture through faithful service.
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Tim Staples in St. Leon IN

Is the Sola Scriptura True?
Is &#8220;scripture alone&#8221; sufficient to know God and His Will?
Calvinist James White and Catholic Trent Horn will formally and publicly debate Sola Scriptura

Trent Horn

Trent Horn in Houston TX for a Debate with James White on Sola Scriptura

Is the Doctrine of Purgatory True?
Must the Dead be Purged of their sins before they can enter Heaven?
Calvinist James White and Catholic Trent Horn will formally and publicly debate the Roman Catholic doctrine of Purgatory

Trent Horn in Houston TX for a Debate with James White on the Doctrine of Purgatory

Seven Mysteries of the Faith Unlocked by the Eucharist
Instead of treating the Eucharist as just one more doctrine amongst many, Joe shows in this talk how a right understanding of the Eucharist is key for understanding (1) the New Covenant; (2) the Old Covenant; (3) the Mass; (4) Early Christianity; (5) the Church; (6) the lives of the Saints; and (7) your own spiritual life.
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Joe Heschmeyer

Joe Heschmeyer in Independence OH for Catholic Men&#8217;s Fellowship NE Ohio

The Eucharist: Source of our Joy 
In this talk, Karlo demonstrates the biblical nature of the Catholic Church’s teaching on the Eucharist as the real body and blood of Jesus. He will do this by drawing out the eucharistic truths found in Jesus’ Bread of Life discourse, the Last Supper, and St. Paul’s teaching on the Eucharist in his first letter to the Corinthians. Karlo will also explain the importance of the Eucharist in our lives in light of God’s relationship with the Israelites in the Old Testament.

Karlo Broussard in San Angelo TX for Guadalupe Radio Network

What’s the Big Deal About Mary?
Why do Catholics seem to focus so much attention on the Virgin Mary? Isn’t there a danger of this focus taking our attention away from Jesus? In this talk, Joe shows the Biblical framework for how we should think about Mary, looking at the Old Testament foreshadowing of Mary, and tracing the battle between “the woman” and “the serpent” from Genesis throughout the Old Testament and into the New Testament.
The Historical Case for Christianity
Why should we believe the testimony of Jesus and the Apostles, and not other religious founders, like Joseph Smith or Muhammad? Are there solid reasons to trust the Bible over books like the Quran or the Book of Mormon? Using his background as a former lawyer, Joe looks at what we can know about Christianity and the Resurrection from a historical perspective.
Ambush! – How to Respond to Unexpected Attacks on the Faith
It happens: you’re minding your own business when out of nowhere someone throws out some objection to the Catholic Church, or to Christianity generally. It’s easy to freak out, panic, and overreact. But is there a better way? Joe gives five simple steps that you can use in almost any situation.

Joe Heschmeyer at Washburn University Topeka University

Persuasive Pro-life 
Ever get tongue-tied trying to explain why you’re pro-life? Trent presents the non-religious reasons to oppose abortion and equips you to graciously make your case in the public square.

Trent Horn at Franciscan Steubenville for YAF

Apologetics for an Age of Unbelief 
In this talk, Karlo gives a how-to approach for dispelling the major cultural myths that serve as obstacles to faith—namely, that there is no such thing as truth, belief in God is incompatible with science, and Jesus is no different than other religious leaders.

Karlo Broussard at St. John the Evangelist in Encinitas CA

Trent Horn at Gettysburg College PA for YAF

Before Constantine: The Faith of the Early Christians
What did the early Christians really believe about the divinity of Jesus, about the Eucharist, about Mary, and about the structure of the Church? Joe gives compelling evidence that the earliest Christians were a lot more Catholic than most people realize.
What’s the Big Deal About Mary?
Why do Catholics seem to focus so much attention on the Virgin Mary? Isn’t there a danger of this focus taking our attention away from Jesus? In this talk, Joe shows the Biblical framework for how we should think about Mary, looking at the Old Testament foreshadowing of Mary, and tracing the battle between “the woman” and “the serpent” from Genesis throughout the Old Testament and into the New Testament.
Seven Mysteries of the Faith Unlocked by the Eucharist
Instead of treating the Eucharist as just one more doctrine amongst many, Joe shows in this talk how a right understanding of the Eucharist is key for understanding (1) the New Covenant; (2) the Old Covenant; (3) the Mass; (4) Early Christianity; (5) the Church; (6) the lives of the Saints; and (7) your own spiritual life.
Pope Peter
Based on his book by the same name, in this talk, Joe explores the biblical basis for the idea that St. Peter really was chosen by Jesus Christ as the first pope… and why that truth means that everyone should be Catholic!
The Historical Case for Christianity
Why should we believe the testimony of Jesus and the Apostles, and not other religious founders, like Joseph Smith or Muhammad? Are there solid reasons to trust the Bible over books like the Quran or the Book of Mormon? Using his background as a former lawyer, Joe looks at what we can know about Christianity and the Resurrection from a historical perspective.

Joe Heschmeyer in Draper UT for St. John the Baptist Catholic Church

Cy Kellett in Encinitas for St. John the Evanglist

The Joining of Masculine and Feminine Spirituality in the Sacrament of Holy Matrimony
Tim and Valerie unveil “the secret” to living joyfully the Sacrament of Holy Matrimony that really isn’t so secret. The real challenge is living it once you know it! You have to come to the talk to find out what “the secret” is!
The Blessing of Adversity in Marriage
God is at work in every event and in every moment of our lives, but God’s embrace is never so tight as when we suffer significantly! In this talk, Tim and Valerie share how crisis and pain brought about healing and love in their relationship.

Tim &#038; Valerie Staples in Independence OH for Marriages of Grace

Stacy Trasancos

Catholic Answers in Omaha for Spirit Catholic Radio

Christopher Check

Catholic Answers in Tulsa OK

Save the date for a trip through the St. Lawrence River and Seaway!!

William Fahey

Fr. Paul Keller O.P.

Catholic Answers on the St. Lawrence

The Eucharistic Heart of Christianity

Seven Mysteries of the Faith Unlocked by the Eucharist

What’s the Big Deal About Mary?

The Opposite of Idolatry

The Historical Case for Christianity

Pope Peter

Go and Make Disciples: The Art and Craft of Evangelization and Apologetics

A Pro-Life Case for a Pro-Choice World

Are Pro-Lifers Just Pro-Birth?

Before Constantine: The Faith of the Early Christians

Ambush! – How to Respond to Unexpected Attacks on the Faith

Apologetics and Spiritual Warfare: The Hidden Reality

Male and Female He Created Them: A Catholic Response to LGBTQ+

Debates

Thou Shalt Not Say She (or He): How to Understand and Refute Contemporary Gender Ideology

Answering LGTBQ+ Challenges

The New Racism: How to be Critical of Critical Race Theory

Your Truth, My Truth: How to Understand and Refute Relativistic Thinking 

Religion: Why Should I Care?

Science: A Believer’s Friend or Foe? 

Why God Still Matters 

Answering Atheism: Aquinas’s Five Ways for the Existence of God  

Is the Jesus Story a Myth? How to Defend the Historical Reliability of the Gospels

What Difference Does Jesus Make? 

“Where Oh Death Is Thy Sting?”: A Defense of Jesus’ Resurrection from the Dead

Apologetics for an Age of Unbelief 

Miracles: God’s Light in the Darkness of Unbelief 

Existence Beyond the Grave: Reasons Why There is Life After Death 

The Four Levels of Manhood

Forming Men as Guardians of Faith

Suffering:  The Forging Fire of Godly Men

Living Life to the Fullest: A Compass for Human Happiness 

The Splendor of Hope in the Vale of Tears

Heaven: A Destiny Worth Living For

Sexual Sanity: A Voice of Reason in a Sex-Crazed Culture 

Contraception: Man’s Failed Design for Love 

Reason, Marriage, and Homosexual Unions 

The Splendor of the Catholic Faith 

Meeting the Protestant Challenge

A Catholic View of the End Times 

The Catholic Church: The Original Christian Franchise 

“I Will Build My Church”: Defending Catholic Hierarchy & Authority 

Helpers on High: A Biblical Defense of the Saints’ Intercession

Refiner’s Fire: Explaining & Defending the Doctrine of Purgatory

God’s Words Written & Spoken: A Biblical Critique of Sola Scriptura

The Ultimate Question: “What Must I Do to Be Saved?” 

The Seven Sacraments: God’s Saving Deeds Among Us 

The Eucharist: Mere Symbol or Substantial Presence? 

To Confess or Not to Confess? A Biblical Defense of the Sacrament of Confession

The Bible Blueprint for Marian Dogmas 

Your Royal Highness: A Biblical Defense of Mary’s Queenship

The Bible Blueprint for the Mass

A Biblical Case for the Priesthood

Cajun Accordionist to Cajun Apologist: The Life Testimony of a Cradle Catholic

Jimmy Swaggart Made Me Catholic

Sola Scriptura: A Recipe for Confusion

New Eve, Mediatrix and Mother: Mary’s Role in God’s Plan of Salvation

The Shocking Truth About the Pope and the Bible

Truth and Consequences

The Shocking Truth About the Pope and the Early Church Fathers

Mary, the Mother of God: What’s All the Fuss About?

Behold Your Mother

Living Bread

Purgatory and Indulgences: What Does the Bible Say?

God Is Looking for a Few Good Men

Catholics and the Culture War

Why Be Catholic? (Two-Part Talk)

Catholic Answers to Common Objections

Five Non-Negotiables

Friends in High Places: The Communion of Saints in the Life of the Christian

Now that We Are Catholic

The Keys of the Kingdom

The Immaculate Conception and the Dignity of Man

From Lowly Handmaid to Queen of Heaven and Earth

The Immaculate Conception: What You Didn’t Know

The Eucharist: God’s Extravagant Love Revealed

The Passover Connection

How is Man Saved? The Catholic View of Justification

The Ministerial Priesthood: Demonstrating What a Priest Is by What a Priest Does

“I Confess”

The Gift of Baptism

Teen Apologetics

Catholic Boot Camp for Teens

Seeing Ourselves the Way God Sees Us

How to Be a True Witness for Jehovah

Mormonism and the Question of Authority

Black and White: Moral Clarity in a World of Gray

Evangelization: What Is It and Why Do We Need It?

The Answer Is Catholic?

Eschatology: The Four Forgotten Keys to Evangelism

The Gospel of Suffering

The Beginner’s Guide to Defending Your Faith 

Answering Atheism 

A Catholic Response to LGBTQ+ Ideologies 

Persuasive Pro-life 

Advanced Pro-life Apologetics

Why Catholics Can’t Be Socialists

Why We’re Catholic

Debate 

Ask Me Anything!

Truly Human Lives

What Ever Happened to the Modern World?

Christ and Joan

The Cycle of the Christian Life

Lepanto: The Battle that Saved the Christian West

Making Sense of the Inquisition

¡Viva Cristo Rey! The Cristeros and the Martyrs of the Mexican Revolution

For Cross and Crown: The War in the Vendée

The Spanish Armada: The Catholic Version

What Were the Crusades?

Henry VIII’s Divorce

St. Joan of Arc and the Hundred Years’ War

Liberation from e-Slavery

Was Catherine of Siena a Feminist?

Evangelizing Through Science in a Culture Longing for Truth

Particles of Faith: How Science Led Me to Christ

Science Was Born of Christianity: The Role of Christianity in the Development of Modern Science

These, Thy Atoms: The Beauty of Chemistry and Physics

Science Without Faith is Like Eyeballs Without a Face

Science, Faith, and Public Policy

You Don’t Have to Know God to Be Pro-Life

Tom Nash

The Biblical Roots of the Mass (PowerPoint)

The Healing Power of Forgiveness

Never Lose Hope for Your Loved Ones

It's All About Jesus: Reconsidering the Rosary

What Did Jesus Do?: The Biblical Roots of the Catholic Church

Witness to Hope: The Mission of the Catholic Family

Suffering for the Kingdom’s Sake: A Reflection on Mother Angelica

“Power Reaches Perfection in Weakness:” Learning from the Saints to Fruitfully Carry Our Crosses

God Will NOT Abandon You: Finding Consolation and Encouragement Amid Trials and Tragedies

Joe Heschmeyer

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