In this episode of Faith & Family Bible Study, Steve Wood explores Colossians 2:3, reminding listeners that all true wisdom and knowledge are found in Christ alone. Dedicated to his newborn granddaughter, Sophie—whose name means “wisdom”—this episode challenges families to ask a crucial question: Where do we seek wisdom?

Steve contrasts today’s information-driven culture and human philosophy with the biblical teaching that wisdom is not gained through facts or worldly learning alone, but through a deep, Christ-centered faith. Drawing from St. Paul’s letters to the Corinthians and Colossians, he encourages listeners to keep a laser-focus on Christ and to immerse themselves in Sacred Scripture.

This episode offers practical encouragement for parents, grandparents, and believers who desire spiritual wisdom that leads to a life pleasing to God and rooted in the truth of Jesus Christ.

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Special Re-Air of Episode 547 - Originally Aired July 31, 2025.

What does the Bible really say about eternal life? In Part II of this series (See Episode 541 for Part I), Steve Wood unpacks what happens after the Second Coming—not just souls in heaven, but resurrected bodies on a renewed Earth with Jesus.

We explore the often-missed Catholic teaching on divinization—our transformation by God’s grace to share in His divine nature. Backed by Scripture (1 John 3:2, 2 Peter 1:4) and the Catechism (CCC 460), this episode also draws from Church Fathers like St. Irenaeus, St. Athanasius, and St. Thomas Aquinas.

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In this episode, Steve Wood examines Colossians 3:18–4:1 and St. Paul’s teaching on Christian family households. He walks through the roles of wives, husbands, parents, and children, addressing why Colossians 3:18 is often misunderstood today. Using the example of St. Joseph and the Holy Family, Steve explains Christian headship as a call to service, protection, and love. The episode places these household teachings within the broader context of Scripture and Catholic tradition.

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As part of his study of Galatians, Steve Wood revisits this important episode examining the similarities and differences between Protestant and Catholic views of justification. Drawing from Galatians and Romans, Steve explains where both traditions agree on the central role of grace and faith, and where they differ in how justification is understood and lived out.

This episode helps clear up common misunderstandings, showing that many disagreements are rooted in language and emphasis, not a rejection of the gospel itself. Steve also references insights from the book Grace & Justification to bring clarity and balance to this often-debated topic.

Originally Aired 12/26/2024

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Celebrating Christmas Day with a Special Re-Air of Episode 541

What does the Bible really say about eternal life—and what happens to our bodies after death? In this episode, Steve Wood unpacks the powerful truth of 1 John 3:2 and tackles common misconceptions, including the widespread but unbiblical belief that the soul alone goes to heaven. Instead, Scripture teaches the resurrection of the body and a future of embodied life on a renewed earth with Jesus.

Steve draws from Acts, Philippians, John’s Gospel, and Revelation to explain what Christians can truly expect after the Second Coming—and what that means for both believers and unbelievers. He also offers a thoughtful reflection on cremation, the Catechism, and how our burial choices can witness to the hope of resurrection.

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Continuing our study of Colossians chapter 3, Steve Wood offers a practical life application Bible study focused on forming a lasting Catholic faith in today’s youth. Drawing directly from Scripture, Steve outlines three essential steps that parents, catechists, and youth leaders can use to help young people internalize the faith and live it out in everyday life.

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In this episode, Steve Wood offers a practical application of his recent teaching on infant baptism, explaining how the grace received in Baptism is meant to be awakened, not left dormant. Drawing from Colossians 2, recent reports of college students turning to Christ, and the teachings of St. John Paul II and Pope Benedict XVI, Steve shows how Baptism plants a living seed that must grow into a personal attachment to Jesus Christ.

Steve reflects on his own conversion, clarifying that it was not separate from his infant Baptism but the fulfillment of it. This episode challenges parents, catechists, and Church leaders to move beyond classroom-only formation and embrace evangelization that arouses faith, forms disciples, and helps young people “become what they are” in Christ.

Baptism is not the end of the Christian life—it is the beginning.

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Continuing our series in Colossians, Steve Wood tackles a tough question: Why baptize babies? In this episode, he explains the biblical foundation for infant baptism and shares how this teaching played a major role in his own conversion to Catholicism. Clear, personal, and deeply rooted in Scripture, this episode offers a thoughtful look at the grace God gives through the sacrament of baptism.

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