Certainty4Eternity
Certainty4Eternity
Podcast Description
C4E exists to help people share the good news about Jesus with people from a Roman Catholic background.
Join us to hear insightful conversations for grown-ups and teens so that you can better understand Catholicism and have better conversations with your Catholic friends
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The show focuses primarily on the dialogue between Catholicism and Protestantism, exploring real-life experiences and discussions around significant topics such as personal faith journeys, the differences in beliefs about salvation, and church history, with episode examples including discussions on Mark's testimony and an analysis of Pope Francis' funeral.
C4E exists to help people share the good news about Jesus with people from a Roman Catholic background.
Join us to hear insightful conversations for grown-ups and teens so that you can better understand Catholicism and have better conversations with your Catholic friends
How do you share the gospel with your Catholic friends if you don’t fully understand Catholicism yourself?
In this episode of the Certainty4Eternity Podcast, Mark and Rayne share the books, Bible studies, courses and online resources that have helped thousands of Protestants better understand Roman Catholic theology and have clearer, more loving conversations about Jesus.
From Gregg Allison’s Roman Catholic Theology and Practice, Leonardo De Chirico’s books, or our very own Mark Gilbert’s The God Who Saves, Talking with Catholics About Jesus, and other practical evangelism resources, this episode is designed to equip Christians who want to faithfully proclaim the gospel while accurately understanding Roman Catholic teaching.
Whether you’re a pastor, youth leader, Bible study leader, or simply have Catholic family and friends, these recommendations will help you move beyond common misconceptions and communicate the gospel with confidence and compassion.
In this episode:
Why many Protestants struggle to understand Catholicism
Why young Christians are being drawn toward Catholicism
The best books on Roman Catholic theology
Bible studies to use with Catholic friends
Resources for pastors, churches and small groups
Practical advice for sharing the gospel with Catholics
If you enjoy these conversations, please like this video, subscribe, and share it with your church, pastor or Bible study group so more Christians can be equipped to speak about Jesus with clarity and love.
Timestamps
00:00 Why Protestants need better resources on Catholicism
02:12 An email from a pastor asking for help
05:18 Why Protestants often talk past Catholics
11:19 Gregg Allison’s Roman Catholic Theology and Practice
12:50 Leonardo De Chirico’s best books
16:51 The God Who Saves Bible study
25:38 The Road Once Travelled
29:00 Talking with Catholics About Jesus course
31:29 The Nicene Creed and understanding Catholicism
37:20 How you can help equip more Christians
Gregg Allison’s Book:
Roman Catholic Theology & Practice, an Evangelical Assessment
https://www.amazon.com.au/Roman-Catholic-Theology-Practice-Evangelical/dp/1433501163
Leonardo De Chirico’s Books:
Same Words, Different Worlds
https://www.amazon.com.au/Same-Words-Different-Worlds-Evangelicals/dp/1789743605
Tell Your Catholic Friend
https://tinyurl.com/sfc29wwd
Christian’s Pocket Guide to the Papacy
https://tinyurl.com/msepjxw6
Mark Gilbert’s Books & Resources:
https://matthiasmedia.com.au/search?type=product&q=mark+gilbert
Reformanda Initiative Podcast:
https://www.youtube.com/@UCmfC5IWjlhJ7owMhT-ESIJA or search Reformanda Initiative wherever you get your podcasts
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