In this episode of Faith & Family Bible Study, Steve Wood explores the Transfiguration of Jesus in Matthew 17 and its profound meaning for the Christian life. Discover how the Light of Tabor reveals God’s desire not only for us to believe in Jesus, but to be transformed into His likeness through grace.

Drawing on the spiritual riches of the Eastern Catholic and Orthodox traditions, along with the teachings of St. John Paul II, Steve examines how the Transfiguration can shape our faith, spiritual formation, and Catholic education. What does it mean to experience a lasting transformation in Christ, and how can we help young Catholics grow beyond knowledge about God into a life-changing encounter with Him?

Listen to this episode to discover the deeper meaning of the Transfiguration and how the Light of Christ can transform our lives today. Visit us online at www.BibleforCatholics.com.

Who is the rock upon which Jesus built His Church? In Matthew 16, Jesus gives Simon Peter a new name, calls him the rock, and gives him the keys to the Kingdom of Heaven. In this episode of Faith & Family Bible Study, Steve Wood examines Matthew 16 and the biblical foundation for St. Peter’s unique role and the papacy.

Steve also explores the meaning of “Peter” and “rock” in the original Aramaic, the significance of the keys, and historical challenges to the Catholic understanding of Matthew 16.

Listen now and discover what Matthew 16 reveals about St. Peter and the Church! For more resources, visit BibleforCatholics.com.

In Matthew 15, Jesus exposes the danger of heartless religion, warning that outward traditions and intellectual knowledge are not enough without a heart truly close to God. Steve Wood explores the biblical meaning of the heart, the difference between good and bad traditions, and the spiritual blindness that can result when faith is disconnected from a personal relationship with Jesus. Discover the importance of Scripture, authentic discipleship, and Spirit-filled Christian formation in helping believers grow closer to Christ.

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