“Gotcha! Paul says in Galatians 2:11, ‘But when Cephas came to Antioch I opposed him to his face, because he stood condemned.’ See? You Catholics say Peter was the first Pope and yet Paul puts him in his place. The catholic Church is not scriptural!” This is one of my […]
St. Peter
This week on “Behold The Man”, being inspired by an article From Jean Cardinal Danielou, S.J. entitled: "The Sacraments And the History of Salvation"; we dive deep into the living-flowing waters of creation, cleansing and redemption to find the power and beauty of the Sacrament of Baptisim!
This week on “Behold The Man”, we look at weather or not St. Peter was truly ever in Rome. We will show that not only was he in Rome but, that it was a fulfilment of an Old Testament prophecy! * The SHOW NOTES, click HERE, to download a PDF copy. * […]
This week on “Behold the Man”, we look at the protestant doctrine of once saved always saved. Can one be assured of eternal security… no matter what they do? No, why? Because we must endure to the end. * The SHOW NOTES, click HERE, to download a PDF copy. * […]
Today, on “Behold the Man” we are looking at Galatians 2:11 – what did St. Peter do wrong? Was he really acting like a hypocrite? Or… was it St. Paul who learned a valuable lesson here? Show Notes: * The SHOW NOTES, click HERE, to download a PDF copy. * […]
Today, on “Behold The Man” we take a deep look at Acts 2 in and uncover many of its rich Old Testament parallels and prototypes. Just as “devout men” from “every nation under heaven” are praying for the return of the shekina glory cloud to return to and fill the temple… they hear […]
Today, on Behold The Man, we look at the Gospel reading from the 3rd Sunday of Easter… St. John chapter 21. Here we see our Lord ask St. Peter 3 times if he loves then commanding him and to feed his sheep. This chapter is packed so full of symbolism, and fulfillment […]
“The way to the tree of life” By Joe McClane My entire life, even growing up in the Church of Christ Sunday school, when I thought of Jesus’ passion and death, I have thought of him as a helpless victim. The weak, beaten, emaciated, frail, man who was dragged through […]
Today, we tackle two tough questions about what the Catholic Church teaches on St. Peter… 1) IF St. Peter was given the Keys to the kingdom then WHY was he still clueless as to what Jesus was teaching about his Kingdom? Why squabble over an earthly Kingdom when Jesus was […]