Rome promises history, unity, and authority, but do those claims hold up? Todd examines Dave Stotts’s conversion to Catholicism, the controversy over Enoch, and why Christians look beyond Scripture for answers.
Segment 1
- • The host of Drive Thru History becomes Roman Catholic.
- • Does belonging to the historic church mean joining Rome?
- • Becoming Catholic means more than changing worship styles.
Segment 2
- • If Enoch isn’t Scripture, why does Jude quote it?
- • Does that quotation undermine the Bible’s authority?
- • Enoch’s claims about the Messiah deserve a closer look.
Segment 3
- • Why do Jesus Calling and The Shack resonate with Christians?
- • What are readers finding in these books that they’re missing in church?
- • Which of God’s attributes is the greatest?
Segment 4
- • Todd confronts an article excusing sexual assault to fight racism.
- • Why would feminists excuse sexual assault by migrants?
- • How moral compromise can erode a college student’s faith.
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