The events that have unfolded over the past couple of weeks have been enormous. From Iryna Zarutska to Charlie Kirk, it should leave people wondering "what's going on?!" Paul gave us the answer 2,000 years ago in 2 Timothy Chapter 3: "There will be terrible times in the last days." We are living in terrible times, folks. However, we are not to be afraid. Now more than over, Christians everywhere must use their voice to boldly proclaim the Truth written in the Word of God. Christians everywhere must boldly proclaim JESUS. Charlie Kirk was a threat to the Enemy, but the Enemy will not be able to silence him or his message. His message will only grow louder and bigger as the future unfolds. The United States of America suffered a loss. The Body of Christ lost a member of the family. But the fight will continue and the battle will be won. God wins. This is the Turning Point.

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Sometimes, it might seems like we have nobody to turn to -- no friends, no family. You may have experienced isolation because of your faith. You may have lost close friends because of your faith. When this happens, Jesus tells us to take heart because "if the world hates you, keep in mind it hated me first." When it seems as though we have nobody to turn to, turn to Jesus. He is your family. He is your friend. The day you become baptized and born again into the Kingdom, you become a child of God -- you become part of God's family, and within God's family are other people who have given their life to Christ -- these are your brothers and sisters in Christ. Remember that the next time you feel alone. You have family. You are part of God's family!

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It was great having Nick Kassouf back on the show to talk more about some of the core beliefs and doctrine of Catholicism. Today, we talk about the Eucharist. As a protestant, I believe the practice of communion to be a remembrance of what Jesus did for us on the cross. It is a symbol. When we take communion, it is a time to reflect on Christ's sacrifice as well as a time to examine ourselves and make sure we are living according to God's Word. Nick believes, as a Catholic, in the idea of transubstantiation, which is the Roman Catholic and Eastern Orthodox doctrine that the physical substance of the bread and wine in the Eucharist is transformed into the actual body, blood, soul, and divinity of Jesus Christ, while the external appearances (color, taste, texture) of bread and wine remain. We dive deep into the topic and discuss our differences and why we believe what we believe! I hope you enjoy this episode as much as I did!

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