Epiphany

I’ve really enjoyed listening to this podcast as it offers great insight based on the Bible, catechism, sound church teaching, modern psychology, and science. As a Catholic in the health field, it has been so encouraging to hear a faith-filled perspective about how to live a holy life in body, mind, and spirit, how to navigate the world without conforming to it, and more. Such wisdom, and so relatable!

What a beautiful gift this podcast is. Hours and hours of deep insight into theology, psychology, apologetics, education, art, science, history, philology, sociology and politics, all presented in a relational and approachable way. Fr Peyton allows his listeners to journey with him through his own reflections and personal conversations with friends, learning not only the bones of each discipline but the narratives that flesh out their life experiences. We get to follow up the threads of knowledge and see the warp and the weave, the whole tapestry of the Catholic faith, wrap it around ourselves and feel immersed and confident in it. If you have just started listening, buckle up. Get ready to be challenged, enlightened, and uplifted. It will answer questions you have always had, and introduce you to ideas you had never thought of. You will hear content that allows you to reframe and understand the struggles we all encounter in daily life as students, professionals, couples preparing for marriage, parents, converts, or cradle catholics. You'll have moments of epiphany, pacing the floor wishing you could be in the room with his guests asking question. You will sit in peace as the words pour into you and restore your soul. Your mind will feel like it is on fire, and your heart will be able to rest in the Lord.

I love this podcast. Really informative and inspiring. I hope he will be able to continue once settled. Father has a way of explaining things in a simple yet academic manner.

Very informative. Father is a wealth of knowledge and that’s wonderful! I would like to hear the guest speak more on their topic and have fewer interruptions.