Only the Penitent Shall Pass: Recent Episodes
Only the Penitent Shall Pass
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The divide between Christians on the subject of Mary is great. No matter where you travel around the world, there is a widely divergent view of Mary; some Christians pray to her, others say praying to her is heresy, still others don't know what to think.
Some Protestants accuse Catholics of worshiping Mary and turning her into a goddess that she is not.
On today's episode we hear audio clips from Scott Hahn, John MacArthur, Tim Staples, Fr. Larry King, and more as we unpack this controversial subject and ask the question; Should Christians pray to Mary?
On today's episode we unpack the controversial subject of exorcisms and the deliverance ministry. Can a Christian be in need of an exorcism? Some people think so, others not so much. Can exorcisms occur in our day like they did in the time of Jesus? With plenty of audio clips from well known exorcists such as Bob Larsen, Derek Prince, Father Gabriele Amorth, and more, we cover demonology from different perspectives, as well as Kenneth's own experience of having attended a public exorcism attended by more than 500 people. Whether you are Roman Catholic, Baptist, Charismatic, Presbyterian, Anglican, non-Denominational, or agnostic, this episode lays everything bare when it comes to the demonic and supernatural.
In this final episode in our series on the Shepherding Movement, we hear more original audio from Derek Prince, Bob Mumford, Roman Catholic Bishiops, Priests, and more. Was the movement a cult? Were the shepherds too controlling? What led to it's demise? This series has been devoted in look at different perspectives; both pro and against in an attempt to give a fair and balanced historical view on the story of the Fort Lauderdale Five, Ern Baxter, Don Basham, Derek Prince, Bob Mumford, and Charles Simpson.
The Baptism of the Holy Spirit has been one of the most controversial topics in Christian circles for the past 100 years. Since 1901 when Agnes Ozman first spoke in tongues and claimed to have received the baptism of the Holy Spirit, it has divided Christians around the world. Join us in this episode, where we weigh the historical evidence against the claims of on both sides of the issue, and share perspectives from Dr. Sproul, John MacArthur, and Derek Prince.
In part two of this series we delve deeper into the controversy surrounding the Charismatic Renewal and The Shepherding Movement. This historical perspective attempts to cover the many perspectives of the events that occurred.
Today is the first in a new series of our Podcast; a historical perspective on the Catholic Charismatic Renewal, and The Shepherding Movement. To say this is a controversial story would be an understatement. Depending on who you listen to, the Shepherding Movement was either a pyramid scheme, crazy cult, or awesome Christian experience.
What is the true story behind the Fort Lauderdale Five? Were these men out to control the intimate lives of those under them? Were they women haters? Were they attempting to overthrow 2000 years of Christian orthodoxy?
Join us for this multi-part episodic experience of Only the Penitent Shall Pass Podcast as we delve deeper into The Discipleship Movement.
What should we as Christians and the body of Christ be doing in the midst of corona? Join us for the discussion with Fr. Shawn LaDuc Pastor at Church of the Advent
Kevin struggled with heroin addiction for many years, in and out of jail, his family wanted nothing to do with him. Although it appeared Kevin was on a one track train to an early death, God had different plans for his life. Join us for this inspiring story of redemption in the face of tragedy.
Father Richard Dalton, a pastor here in metro Detroit for more than four decades joins us to discuss the interdenominational renewal that occurred in the U.S. and helps us delve into this fascinating history Christian church.
Fr. Steven Kelly, Pastor of historic St. John’s church in Detroit Michigan is our guest as we wade into the waters of discussing the public worship of God