The Least of These Podcast with Jayni Jackson

Dr. Bergsma's Sola Scriptura Critique Took an Interesting Turn

A recent conversation between Dr. John Bergsma from the  @StPaulCenter  [https://studio.youtube.com/channel/UCBr-aH7rulKvlRdSM2Zz_mQ] and  @pintswithaquinas  [https://studio.youtube.com/channel/UClh4JeqYB1QN6f1h_bzmEng] took an interesting turn when the topic of Sola Scriptura came up. In this video, I respond to four moments that stood out, not because they destroyed the Protestant position, but because they may have revealed more than intended. If you’ve ever wondered why Protestants keep pressing the question of Scripture’s unique authority, this discussion is worth slowing down for.

Joe Heschmeyer Gets This Right About The Papacy

@shamelesspopery  [https://studio.youtube.com/channel/UCDjjcYcw4wsrpmXc0vRRChw] said something in Pope Peter that genuinely made me stop and think. As a Protestant, I expected to disagree with much of the book, but one observation from the very first chapter forced me to look at the Catholic-Protestant debate from a different angle.In this video, I explore why the question of the papacy is far bigger than most people realize, why so many Christians care deeply about Rome’s claims, and why both Catholics and Protestants may be asking the wrong questions first.

These Eucharistic Miracles Reveal a MAJOR Problem

A recent video on Eucharistic miracles by  @truthlyTV  [https://studio.youtube.com/channel/UCvdt1N2dHLMP6vqTKXe0KFw] raises a much bigger question than most people realize. If these miracles prove what many Catholics and Orthodox claim they prove, what are the theological implications that follow from that conclusion? In this video, we examine the biblical, logical, and theological tensions that emerge when we follow the argument all the way to its natural conclusion.

The Problem With Sacred Tradition Nobody Talks About

This video isn’t about debating 2 Thessalonians 2:15 or whether oral apostolic tradition existed. Instead, I ask a much simpler question: if Sacred Tradition was eventually written down, preserved in documents, and treated as infallible, what functionally distinguishes it from Scripture? Join me as we explore the irony of oral tradition and the one question I believe Catholics and Orthodox still need to answer.

I Cringed Watching These Protestants Critique Catholicism

I recently watched a Protestant critique of Catholicism that left me cringing—but probably not for the reason you think. In this video, I examine several statements from a panel discussion featuring @jeremyboreing, @AllieBethStuckey, @CrossExamined, and David Limbaugh and ask an important question: Are we accurately representing what Catholics actually believe? Whether you’re Protestant, Catholic, or somewhere in between, I think this is a conversation worth having.