The Faith Explained with Cale Clarke - Learning the Catholic Faith

Cale continues his discourse on Philippians 1: 15-30 2:4 Paul goes through incredible lengths to preach the Gospel  Paul is concerned about God's judgment and implores us to make God more widely known and loved  Paul talks about boasting in the presence of God  Cale explains Paul talking about his wants of staying on earth or to be with the Lord

Cale continues his look at Philippians 1: 3- The mutual love Paul had for the Philippians and that they had God's grace Paul making an oath  How important is knowledge and relating to our faith  Thanking God no matter what  as Paul is in prison

How can we reconcile the violence in the Old Testament with the concept of a loving God? Is the God of the New Testament different from the God of the Old Testament? Cale looks at three ways to view violence in the Old Testament.

Paul writes about rejoicing in Jesus from a dank prison cell. We can’t always control our circumstances, but we CAN control our response, choosing the attitude of Christ.

Cale begins a new series on St. Paul’s Letter to the Philippians. He gives an overview of the historical context, geography, and social scene.

Cale looks at how the Letter to the Romans is, strangely, a good intro to the OLD Testament!

Does God’s plan for his people in the Old Testament continue into the New Testament? Cale looks at the Gospel of Matthew and St. Paul’s letter to the Romans to compare God’s saving acts in the Old Testament with his actions in the New Testament.

Cale looks at how the Gospel of Luke has a unique focus on the marginalized in society. 

Cale looks at four elements of God’s plan for the world: Deliverance, Community, Knowledge, Abundant Life. 

Cale looks at the major themes of the Old Testament. What does God’s name mean, as revealed to Moses at the burning bush?

How can we reconcile the violence in the Old Testament with the concept of a loving God? Is the God of the New Testament different from the God of the Old Testament? Cale looks at three ways to view violence in the Old Testament.

Cale looks at Daniel 13. A young woman, Susanna, is falsely accused by elders of sexual misconduct. But as she is brought before the court, God inspires Daniel to testify to the righteousness of Susanna.

Cale looks at Daniel chapter 12 and gives a summary of the Book of Daniel, while looking at what Jesus says in the Gospels and what St. Paul says in Romans.

Cale looks at “Operation Andrew” which Billy Graham put into effect, and what sharing the faith with others means and how you can do it in your life.

Cale looks at miracles that Jesus performed that show he is the Messiah.

How can we know that the miraculous deeds performed by Jesus recorded in the New Testament really happened?  What are the criteria used to determine the authenticity of the events recorded? Cale looks at 5 things to understand about the miracles of Jesus. Other topics: Exorcisms The kingdom of God The Testament of Moses

Did Jesus claim to be the Messiah during his public ministry? Did he ever intimate that he was more than a prophet?

Cale looks at the unique infancy narrative in the Gospel of Luke and the titles of Jesus. What do ‘Lord’ and ‘Christ’ mean? Cale also looks at Mary and Joseph presenting Jesus in the Temple. Who are Simeon and Anna?

Cale looks at the military campaigns of Judas Maccabeus and the rededication of the temple. When was Jesus born – was it really toward the end of December?

Cale looks at Daniel chapter 12 and gives a summary of the Book of Daniel, while looking at what Jesus says in the Gospels and what St. Paul says in Romans.

Daniel chapter 12 provides a window into the time of the Antichrist, the time of God's final victory, and the resurrection of the righteous and the wicked.

Cale continues to break down Daniel chapter 11 and the history in the Book of Daniel.

The geopolitical struggles and drama surrounding the kings in Daniel's day is important for understanding the text. Cale breaks down Daniel chapter 11.

Cale looks at Daniel 10. Is it Jesus who appears to Daniel? Are there angelic struggles behind human events? What does this chapter mean for you today?

The Archangel Gabriel answers Daniel’s prayer with some heavenly promises. Where is the New Covenant talked about in the Old?