A discussion of the role of liturgy in helping us worship "in spirit and in truth."

Atheism replaces belief in the public square. A Catholic critique of atheism by co-hosts Phil Krill and Gary Coates.

Co-hosts Phil Krill and Gary Coates discuss evil as disguising itself beneath the appearances of goodness, compassion, toleration, and insight.

Co-hosts Phil Krill and Michelle Den Hartigh discuss arguments for and against calling Islam a religion of peace.

Co-hosts Phil Krill and Gary Coates discuss the Trinitarian context for appreciating the Mystical Body of Christ as a key Catholic doctrine.

Co-hosts, Phil Krill & Gary Coates, discuss the dehumanization of the human person resulting from the loss of belief in God. Logical fallacies of atheism are also discussed.

A lawyer and historian, Larry Tarleton, looks at Catholicism from the objective standpoint of agnostic objectivity and concludes that the Catholic faith is the most logical thing a person can believe in.

Convert from the Christian Reformed tradition, Bob Dodde extols the simplicity of depth of the mysteries of the Catholic Faith.

Phil Krill and Gary Coates discuss faith and good works in Saint Paul.

Phil Krill and Linda Palmer talk about all things Catholic.

Phil Krill, Roy Shaw and Linda Palmer discuss true ecumenism and Christian unity.

Phil Krill, Roy Shaw and Linda Palmer confront the "Culture of Death" with the "Gospel of Life."

Phil Krill and Gary Coates praise elements of Protestantism compatible with the Catholic Faith.

Phil Krill, Gary Coates and Michele Den Hartigh give catechesis on santification.

Phil Krill and Gary Coates Newman's phrase "To be deep in history is to cease to be Protestant."

Convert, Roy Shaw, explains how the Eucharistic Liturgy defines the Christian Faith.

Catholic Round Table: Phil Krill, Gary Coates, Mark Postma, & Linda Palmer affirm the concept of Truth under the "dictatorship of relativism."

Catholic priest, Rev. Charles Antekeier, discusses "attitude of gratitude" necessary for proper worship of Jesus Christ.

Phil Krill, Kathryn Mulderink and Linda Palmer answer common objections to Catholicism.

Phil Krill discusses the glories of the Papacy with Kathryn Mulderink and Linda Palmer.

Eastern Rite Catholic, Neil Gage, discusses distinctive marks of Byzantine Catholicism.

Co-hosts Phil Krill and Linda Palmer relate Jesus as the Eternal Word to the two parts of the Mass: the Liturgy of the Word and the Liturgy of the Eucharist.

Co-Hosts Phil Krill and Gary Coates describe differences between Catholic and Protestant approaches to Scripture.

Converts, Roy Shaw & Michelle Den Hartigh, discuss marital intimacy as the sacrament of God's love.

Steve Deitsch, attorney, devotee of St. Thomas Moore, and revert to the Faith, shares about his Catholic upbringing, his love of the Church, and his unwavering faith in Transubstantiation.

Co-Hosts, Phil Krill and Gary Coates, discuss the ancient, yet ever new, heresy of Gnosticism.

Co-Hosts, Phil Krill & Gary Coates discuss Catholics and the Bible in this special edition of the Catholic Forum.

Co-hosts Phil Krill and Gary Coates challenge Dan Brown's gnostic approach to Christianity and his allegation that the Council of Nicea invented the Catholic belief in Jesus' Divinity.

Co-hosts, Phil Krill and Gary Coates, debunk the DaVinci Code by identifying inaccuracies in author Dan Brown's depiction of Jewish and Catholic organizations, as well as in DaVinci's tableau of the Last Supper.

Co-Hosts Phil Krill and Gary Coates discuss Pope Benedict XVI's first encyclical (God is Love).

Catholic author and poet Kathryn Mulderink discusses Redemptive Suffering in the context of Trinitarian theology and Colossians 1:24.

Former Protestant pastor Gary Coates argues that the Bible itself disproves the Protestant belief in the sufficiency of scripture as the sole rule of authority in Christian living.

Co-Host Linda Palmer reflects on the gifts and fruits of the Holy Spirit.

Gary and Kay Coates describe disenchantment with the anarchy among Protestant sects and their desire for a supra-biblical teaching authority to resolve interpretive debates about crucial biblical passages.

Fr. Robert Levis, a well-known Catholic authority on catechetics, discusses current trends in the Church and needs for effective future re-evangelization of lukewarm Catholics.

Co-Hosts Michelle Den Hartigh and Phill Krill explore John Paul II 's "Theology of the Body".

Co-Host Of EWTN's "Web of Faith" Fr. Robert Levis, PhD, an expert in Catholic catechetics, discusses the catechetical vacuum that has affected the Catholic church in America and elsewhere for the past 35 years.