The divinity of Christ wasn't "invented" much later by the Catholic Church. James and the first believers, strict monotheists, worshipped Jesus as God from the Start.

The divinity of Christ wasn't "invented" much later by the Catholic Church. James and the first believers, strict monotheists, worshipped Jesus as God from the Start.

The Faith Explained with Cale Clarke is a 30-minute show delving into the teachings of the Catholic faith. Cale looks at the Scriptures, the Catechism, and Sacred Tradition to present you with an in-depth look at what the Catholic Church believes. In listening to this show, you will not only gain a deeper understanding of the faith, but will be inspired and equipped to share it with others – family, friends, and those you encounter in your everyday life.

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Bonding With James: The Divine Messiah 

After plagues and battles, what a relief to see the camp of Israel as a quiet place of family, fellowship, and ordinary life! We, too, must find God in the middle of everyday life...or we’ll never find him at all.

After plagues and battles, what a relief to see the camp of Israel as a quiet place of family, fellowship, and ordinary life! We, too, must find God in the middle of everyday life...or we&rsquo;ll never find him at all.

Exodus: Family, Friendship, and Faith

Grumblers want to pass judgment on Moses and stone him to death. Speaking of rocks, God tells Moses to strike a rock. Water pours out for God’s people to drink. St Paul later said, “the rock was Christ”. But what does that mean? Let’s rock and roll!

Grumblers want to pass judgment on Moses and stone him to death. Speaking of rocks, God tells Moses to strike a rock. Water pours out for God&rsquo;s people to drink. St Paul later said, &ldquo;the rock was Christ&rdquo;. But what does that mean? Let&rsquo;s rock and roll!

Rock and Roll

Have you ever had the experience of failing a test and having to take it over again? In Exodus 17, we see that God sometimes has to “re-test” his children again and again, before they can graduate to the next stage of the spiritual life.

Have you ever had the experience of failing a test and having to take it over again? In Exodus 17, we see that God sometimes has to &ldquo;re-test&rdquo; his children again and again, before they can graduate to the next stage of the spiritual life.

Bonding With James: The Divine Messiah

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