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Michaelann Martin: Revert from Church of Christ – The Journey Home Program
Marcus and Michaelann answer open-line questions from the audience. Michaelann was both brought up in devoted Catholic family but she became enamored with secularism in high school. In college she met...
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Fr. Bryan Patterson: Lutheran Who Became a Catholic Priest – The Journey Home...
Marcus and Father Bryan answer open-line questions from the Journey Home audience. Father Patterson was reared in a nominally Christian family. As a teen he accepted Jesus. Through a friend he joined...
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Joni Seith: Jewish Convert to Catholic Christianity – The Journey Home Program
Joni’s family was culturally Jewish. He grandfather was a Christian Scientist. Her early contact with Jesus was through the movie “Jesus of Nazareth.” In her early 20’s she parties a lot and began to...
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Marty Franklin: Evangelical Missionary Who Became Catholic – The Journey Home...
Born in Salt Lake City, Marty was introduced to Christ by his parents and grandparents. After attending Moody Bible Institute, he and his wife, Kristine, traveled to Guatemala. The contradictory...
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Fr. Rolf Tollefson: United Church of Christ Who Became a Catholic Priest –...
Father Rolf was reared in the United Church of Christ and was very active in the choir and other youth activities. As a pre-med student, he became interested in the historic Church. The writings of...
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Leon Suprenant, Jr.: Life-long Catholic – The Journey Home Program
Marcus and Leon answers open-line questions from the audience. Leon is a life-long Catholic, one of 14 children. He was an altar boy but never developed a deep knowledge of his faith. He didn’t have a...
View ArticleRev. Paul Key – Deep in Scripture 12/09/2009
Marcus Grodi welcomes former Presbyterian Rev. Paul Key to discuss Scripture verses Matthew 16: 19, 18: 19 and John 20: 23 and the issue of authority. The post Rev. Paul Key – Deep in Scripture...
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Mike Carlton – Deep in Scripture 05/04/2011 –“The Verses I Never Saw”: Papal...
Former Scottish Presbyterian Mike Carlton joins Marcus Grodi on this week's Deep in Scripture to discuss Matthew 16: 13-20; 1 Peter 3: 15; Philippians 4: 13 and John 20: 22-23. The post Mike Carlton –...
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Reflections of a Journey – Conversion Story of Clifford L. Rodgers, Ed.D.
My wife, Jeanette, and I were both raised in the Seventh-day Adventist Church and learned to hold strong negative feelings about the Catholic Church. My mother took great pride in being opposed to the...
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John Lillis: Catholic Revert – The Journey Home Program
John was born and abandoned in a hospital in San Francisco. He was adopted into a loving Irish Catholic family. In the early 1970′s he was given a very confused and lacking education of the faith in...
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Jack Tripp: A Baptist Who Returned to the Catholic Faith – The Journey Home...
Jack was brought up as a Boston Irish Catholic. Even though he was Catholic and the family prayed daily, the faith was never talked about in his home. When Jack graduated from high school in 1974, he...
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Mark Brumley: A Methodist Who Became a Catholic – The Journey Home Program
Marcus and Mark answer open-line questions from the audience. Mark recounts his journey from a “southwest St. Louis theist” to his conversion to Christ and attending a Baptist and later a Methodist...
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Fr. Gray Bean: A Baptist Minister Who Became a Catholic Priest – The Journey...
Father Bean was reared in a Southern Baptist home in Alabama. His mother made sure that he attended church and learned the Bible. When he was 11, he gave his life to Jesus. In high school and college,...
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Karen Sadock: An Episcopalian Who Became a Catholic – The Journey Home Program
Karen journey began as an unchurched youth in a nominally Protestant family. They defined themselves by “not being Catholic.” She gave her life to Christ after a sleep over at a friend’s house while...
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Michael Maturen: An Evangelical Episcopal Priest Who Became Catholic – The...
Mike was raised by a wonderful Catholic mother. He was catechized and read the Bible. He became confused, however, when in college he was asked if he was saved. He didn’t know how to answer and thus...
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Alex Jones: A Pentecostal Minister Who Became A Catholic – The Journey Home...
Marcus and Alex answer open-line questions from the audience. Alex was 16 when he met Jesus and was filled with the Holy Spirit. Years later he founded a Pentecostal Holiness congregation in Michigan....
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Al Kresta: A Non-Denominational Minsiter Who Became A Catholic – The Journey...
Al was reared in a Catholic home. However he was never properly taught the faith and didn’t see it being lived out in his family. In high school and college, during the 1960’s, he easily fell away into...
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Thomas Smith: A Mormon Then A Baptist Who Became A Catholic – The Journey...
Marcus and Tom answer open-line questions together from the audience. Tom grew up in Idaho. He was a seventh generation Mormon. As a Mormon missionary for two years, in Alabama, he began to see...
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Steve G. Milam: A Southern Baptist Who Became Catholic – The Journey Home...
Steve and his wife were both brought up Southern Baptist. His wife is a preacher’s kid and they were married by her father. They were strong Evangelical Protestants with an emphasis on the Bible and...
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Joe & Summer Allman: Wesleyans Who Became Catholics – The Journey Home Program
Joe didn’t grow up in any religion. He say religion as a crutch. After he and Summer were married, in the 1960’s, they lived a hippies on a farm. While on vacation in the mountains with their children,...
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