Today I show the three places that really made me believe in the True Presence of Christ in the EucharistThe Old TestamentThe New TestamentChurch History

In this episode, Winston makes a bold claim: every Christian has a pope. Not necessarily the Pope in Rome, but someone—or something—they trust most for theological guidance. Whether it’s a denomination, a favorite preacher, or even yourself, th...

What does it mean to interpret a Bible verse literally?  We break down the Catholic understanding of the "literal sense" of the Bible and explore key passages the Church takes at face value—like the Eucharist, Confession, Baptism, and more...

Lots of Christians do communion in their churchesWhy do Catholics call their's the Eucharist?Submit a question at winstonpodcast.com

How long have Catholics had a Pope?Has he always been called the Pope?What is a Bishop?Why is the Bishop of Rome important?Submit a question at winstonpodcast.com