The
Mathematical Improbability of Atheism
Bonus
Episode
Why
Christianity is True Series
Welcome
to another special BONUS episode of Saturday Cappuccino with the Saints and our
continuing series – Why Christianity is true. And this week we are focusing on how the
reality of mathematics points to God. It will be a fascinating episode.
You won’t want to miss it!
SAINT
CHRISTOPHER: From Dog Headed Giant to the Martyr who Carried the Christ Child
Episode
#53
Welcome
to another episode of Saturday Cappuccino with the Saints. And this week, we
are going to focus on a beloved, incredibly popular, but extremely mysterious
and legendary figure – Saint Christopher.
Millions
of people around the world carry or wear Saint Christopher Medals when they are
traveling. Some hang them from their
rear-view mirrors in their car or wear them on chains around their necks. And most, I would bet, have almost no idea
who the actual Saint is that is behind all of these traditions. Well…, this week we are going to find out
because we are going to explore the story of the real martyr behind the legend
- Saint Christopher. We will show the
violent Roman Empire that shaped his life and the legends that transformed him
into a giant who carried Christ.
And
on the way, it is going to get quite strange on this journey as we also will
discuss the mysterious dog‑headed iconography of the East. What is that all about? And of course, we will examine how the global
devotion expressed through the Saint Christopher Medal got started in the first
place.
Drawing
from historical sources, early martyrologies, medieval literature, and modern
scholarship, we will reveal how Christopher became one of Christianity’s most
enduring patrons — the protector of travelers and the man who carried the
Christ Child, the Christophoros, literally “Christ Bearer”. It promises to be a fascinating episode.
You
won’t want to miss it!
James
the Great: Apostle, Martyr, and the Patron Saint of Spain
Episode
#52
Welcome
to another episode of Saturday Cappuccino with the Saints. And this week, we
are going to focus on a Great Saint. In
fact, he is so Great it even shows up in his name – Saint James the Great.
This
week we will step into the sweeping story of Saint James the Great, one
of Jesus’ closest disciples and the patron saint of Spain. This episode traces
his journey from the shores of Galilee to the far reaches of Iberia, exploring
his early life, missionary travels, his martyrdom in Jerusalem in 44 AD (the
first Apostle to lose his life for the Faith), and the miraculous rise of his
shrine at Santiago de Compostela.
Discover
how Saint James became a symbol of faith, pilgrimage, and national identity—his
role in the Reconquista as Santiago Matamoros, the legendary “Moor
Slayer,” the global phenomenon of the Camino de Santiago, and the
breathtaking ritual of the Botafumeiro swinging through the cathedral.
And
we also will sort out the centuries‑long confusion between the multiple Saints
named James in the New Testament; there are a lot of Jimmys in the Bible. It is going to be a fascinating episode.
So,
whether you’re a pilgrim, historian, believer, or just like an amazing tale of
adventure, this episode brings to life one of Christianity’s most enduring
figures.
You
won’t want to miss it!
The
Human Heart’s Clues to God: Desire, Beauty & Meaning
Bonus
Episode
Why
Christianity is True Series
Welcome
to another special BONUS episode of Saturday Cappuccino with the Saints and our
continuing series – Why Christianity is true. And this week we are focusing on how Desire,
Beauty and Meaning points to God. It will be an incredible episode.
We trace three universal longings:
• Desire — our ache for joy,
home, belonging, and perfect love
• Beauty — the strange,
unnecessary, overwhelming presence of glory in the world
• Meaning — our unshakeable
conviction that life is purposeful and moral
These longings are not illusions. They
are signposts.
Through cinematic storytelling,
philosophical clarity, and theological depth, this episode shows how Desire,
Beauty, and Meaning form a cumulative case pointing beyond the material
world—toward the God who made us, knows us, and calls us home.
So If you’re exploring Christian
apologetics, the works of C. S. Lewis, or the deeper questions of human
existence, this episode is for you.
You won’t want to miss it!
Welcome
to another special BONUS episode of Saturday Cappuccino with the Saints and our
continuing series – Why Christianity is true. And this week we are focusing on how Reason
and Rationality itself points to God. It will be a fascinating episode.
Human
beings are unique—we reason, infer, and seek truth. But where does this
extraordinary capacity come from? This week we explore The Argument from
Reason, one of the most profound philosophical arguments for God’s
existence.
Drawing
from the works of C. S. Lewis, Alvin Plantinga, and J. P. Moreland, this episode
examines why rationality cannot arise from a purely material universe, why
naturalism undermines its own foundations, and why theism provides the only
coherent explanation for the human mind.
We
explore:
•
Why rational inference cannot be reduced to brain chemistry
•
Why naturalism is self‑defeating
•
Plantinga’s Evolutionary Argument Against Naturalism
•
Moreland’s case for the soul and intentionality.
•
How theism explains consciousness, logic, and truth
•
Why reason itself points to a rational Creator
So,
if you’re exploring Christian apologetics, philosophy of mind, or the
intellectual foundations of faith, this episode will deepen your understanding
of why Christianity offers the most compelling explanation for human
rationality.
The
Real Mary Magdalene: History, Myths, Relics & Revelations
Episode
#51
Welcome
to another episode of Saturday Cappuccino with the Saints. And this week, we
are going to focus on a particular favorite Saint of mine. A major and very important figure in history
and a woman who I believe has been very ill-treated by historical memory –
Saint Mary Magdalene. And part of my
goal this week is to correct many of the misconceptions about this great woman,
and there are MANY misconceptions to correct.
MANY!
For
2,000 years, her name has been praised, distorted, weaponized, romanticized,
and misunderstood. But behind the legends stands a woman whose courage, faith,
and witness shaped Christianity itself.
This
week we will explore:
This
episode blends Scripture, archaeology, Church history, art, legend, and
modern scholarship to reveal the real Mary Magdalene — a woman of courage,
devotion, and Resurrection faith.
Mary
Magdalene is not a goddess, a priestess, or a conspiracy figure. She is the first
witness of the Resurrection, the Apostle to the Apostles, and a
model of faithful discipleship.
You
won’t want to miss it!
Objective
Morality: The Argument Atheism Can’t Explain
Bonus
Episode
Why
Christianity is True Series
Welcome
to another special BONUS episode of Saturday Cappuccino with the Saints and our
continuing series – Why Christianity is true. And this week we are focusing on how Objective
Morality, the truth of Good and Evil, points to the existence of God. It
will be a fascinating episode.
We explore one of the most powerful
arguments for the existence of God: the Moral Argument.
Building on the earlier episodes of
the Why Christianity Is True series, we embark on a journey through:
Featuring historical case studies and philosophical
clarity, The Moral Reality shows why morality is not an illusion — but a
signpost pointing directly to the God of Christianity.
If you’ve ever wondered why humans
care about justice, why evil outrages us, or why goodness moves us, this week
will be the episode for you.
You won’t want to miss it!
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