Today’s Topics: 1, 2, 3, 4) Skeptics say Christianity copied its story from pagan myths. We say: Look closer, those myths aren’t copies—they are cravings. They are the scattered echoes of a promise God wrote on every human heart. Fixed Point is a podcast that explores the undeniable, worldwide anticipation of a savior and reveals how Jesus […]
Today’s Topics: 1, 2, 3, 4) We correct course from a scattered last episode to focus on the true heart of Advent. Why does Satan hate Christmas? It all traces back to Genesis 3:15 and the birth of the Serpent-crusher. But Advent isn’t just about the past—it’s the Church’s season of dual focus. We explore
Today’s Topics: Our world often sees life as a burden, from abortion to euthanasia—a “culture of death” rooted in despair. Where can we find hope? This Advent, we turn to the only answer that breaks the darkness: the coming of Jesus Christ. We’ll explore how the logic of death permeates our age and then discover
Today’s Topics: 1, 2, 3, 4) What does a medieval knight have in common with a contemplative monk? The answer lies in the forgotten history of the Brown Scapular. This episode cracks open the origin story of the Carmelites, revealing a group of men forged in the crucible of war who chose a new battlefield:
Today’s Topics: 1, 2, 3, 4) We stare where the world looks away: the wounds of Christ. This is a raw, relentless exploration of the Passion—the blood, the thorns, the scandal of a God who saved us by being torn apart. We pray unsettling devotions, grapple with the cost of love, and find the only
Today’s Topics: 1, 2, 3, 4) What does heartbreak look like for a God who is Love itself? This episode re-examines the Fall through the lens of relationship, not just rules. We’ll confront the uncomfortable truth: in Eden, we weren’t just disobedient children—we were unfaithful friends who betrayed perfect love. Understanding God as the wounded
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Today’s Topics: 1, 2, 3, 4) Today’s Topics: The modern Catholic conversation is dominated by a paradox: we’re called to dialogue, but are we forgetting our duty to proclaim? This podcast cuts through the confusion. We provide a definitive case that Vatican II’s key documents were intended to fuel evangelization, not replace it. Moving from
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