Special Guest Host Ken Hensley addresses a fascinating question from Ryan, a brave 13-year-old defending his Catholic faith at an evangelical school. Facing tough questions about the Eucharist, Ken explains Old and New Testament teachings, clarifying the real presence of Jesus in the Eucharist. Kudos to Ryan for turning a challenging environment into an opportunity to strengthen his faith and learn apologetics.
- Kay – I wrote a note in thanksgiving for a good confession when I was at the NEC, which really helped me in life. (01:42)
- Dave – I am thankful for God and family and would like to share that I found out I had a half-sister and she will be coming to celebrate thanksgiving with us. (04:17)
- David – Is it okay to invest in stocks of a company that has a woke agenda? (05:52)
- Ryan – I go to an evangelical Christian school, but I am Catholic. My bible teacher told me that the Eucharist can’t be real because the Old Testament says you can’t drink blood. How do I respond? (12:39)
- Nancy – My mother died when I was a kid, but God took that tragedy and made a beautiful story with it. (21:00)
- Fr. Bill – Thankful for The Paschal Mystery of Christ (27:12)
- Victoria – I work at an Evangelical school. Our witness as Catholics changed the way the school is run (28:57)
- Katarina – Thankful for my 40 hours fast and the grace to continue (47:40)
- Rose – Reading a book where a concentration camp prisoner could even find thanks in his dire situation (48:37)
- Darlene – I’m thanking for the popping lids on my canned goods (50:02)
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