In this podcast, Leslie and Peter embark on a series focused on the call for total commitment to Jesus Christ. In the Apostolic Church, those who dedicated themselves entirely to the Lord and His Kingdom were known as disciples. This call is not a one-time event; it is a daily commitment that requires each of us to say "Yes" to Christ Jesus. Catholics refer to this as the "Fiat," which signifies the "Yes" that Mary gave to the Angel Gabriel when she was asked to become the mother of the Messiah. What exactly is a disciple, and how does a disciple differ from a mere believer in Jesus? Peter and Leslie will challenge both Catholics and Evangelicals to embrace this scriptural call and say "Yes" to it.

Peter and Leslie continue to discuss the centrality of the Kingdom of God in the life of the Apostolic Church. The Lord desires to rebuild this way of thinking in the life of the Church today. We can assure ourselves of living our faith in the Kingdom when we allow the Lord to reveal any idolatry that may have entered our Christian lives. 

Peter and Leslie discuss the Kingdom of God and why it is foundational for each of us to become disciples of Jesus Christ. This truth was the centerpiece proclaimed by Jesus and the Apostolic Church as seen in the Gospels and the Acts of the Apostles. Many Catholic and Evangelical believers are uncertain what the Kingdom of God is and what it means for individuals, families, and local parishes as we pray, "Thy kingdom come, Thy will be done, on earth as it is in heaven." This truth can transform us!

IIn this podcast, Peter and Leslie discuss how sharing our conversion story releases God's power. In the Acts of the Apostles, St. Paul shares his conversion story as a lead-in to the Gospel. The Doanes offer a practical approach to developing our story, helping everyone become better equipped to share Jesus Christ and His redemption. This podcast can become a "life-changer" as we seek to spread the Good News with others!

In this podcast, Peter and Leslie discuss how Jesus gave us the first step in building individuals, families, and local parishes. He called each of us to repent and believe the Gospel. What exactly is the Gospel? Why is it pivotal for each of us to proclaim it to our world? Catholics, in particular, must revisit the Gospel's content, say yes to its invitation, and then invite others to do the same. The Gospel is powerful and can change lives just as it has for two thousand years!

In this episode, Peter and Leslie discuss the importance of sharing the Gospel with others. The question becomes, how do I know when I should share it? Sacred Scripture teaches an incredible truth: the Lord opens doors! The Catechism of the Catholic Church teaches that we are to be "on the lookout" for times to share. This podcast will help us all become more aware of when, where, and with whom Jesus is leading us to proclaim His Name.

Peter and Leslie address the urgent crisis in the Western Church and offer actionable solutions. They emphasize the importance of taking a crucial first step. In Mark 1:13-15, after overcoming temptation in the wilderness, Jesus reveals a transformative pathway into the Kingdom of God—a message that resonates throughout the New Testament. This approach remains immensely relevant in the twenty-first century. It is vital for individuals, families, and churches seeking renewal. We are called not only to take this step ourselves but also to inspire others on this transformative journey. Together, we can ignite meaningful change in our communities!

Peter and Leslie Doane launch their new podcast and their new lay apostolate! After three years of hosting a radio program on Catholic Radio Indy, Indianapolis, the Doanes are stepping out to reach others with the message given to St. Francis of Assisi in 1205 AD. The call to rebuild the Lord's church is ancient yet new! Join us as we help individuals, families, and local parishes rebuild the Lord's church in a time that has never been more critical to do so!

This week, Peter and Leslie explore Saint Paul and his conversion. The Lord dramatically saved this Apostle to the Gentiles.

This week, Peter and Leslie interview one of the key thought leaders in the American Catholic Church, Sherry Weddell. Since her groundbreaking book in 2012, Forming Intentional Disciples, Sherry has been a key spokesperson in the Church whose wisdom has been sought after by Cardinals, Bishops, clergy, religious, and lay leadership.

This week, Peter and Leslie discuss the difference between praise and worship. Rebuilding Catholic Worship is directly tied to the call for Catholics to return to Mass. If we are without the Mass, Catholics are without true worship!

In the second part of a two-part series, Peter and Leslie discuss the encounters both St. Peter and St. Paul experienced in the Acts of the Apostles with practitioners of sorcery and the occult. Although these encounters took place 2,000 years ago, Satan still today tries to trap Catholics into engaging in the occult. This often manifests through games, entertainment, eastern meditation, and media. This broadcast will help you recognize these schemes of Satan and give steps to be set free.

 Peter and Leslie follow St. Paul on his first missionary journey in this week's broadcast. Immediately, he and Barnabas encounter the magician Elymas. St. Paul confronts him and his magic arts, which are hindering the spread of the Gospel. We, too, must be on our guard against the occult in all its forms. Often, occult oppression comes in games like the Ouija board, astrology, and yoga.

This week, Peter and Leslie discuss what they believe is the most important call from the Holy Spirit to the American Church: to move from maintenance to mission!