The Faith Explained with Cale Clarke - Learning the Catholic Faith
The Faith Explained with Cale Clarke is a 30-minute show delving into the teachings of the Catholic faith. Cale looks at the Scriptures, the Catechism, and Sacred Tradition to present you with an in-depth look at what the Catholic Church believes. In listening to this show, you will not only gain a deeper understanding of the faith, but will be inspired and equipped to share it with others – family, friends, and those you encounter in your everyday life.
This Little Light of Mine
Cale continues Genesis 49 and discusses how the name “Jews” comes from Judah. He also talks about St. Justin Martyr’s views on Judah and compares Judah and Jesus. Cale also discusses the writings of St. Ambrose and how they compare to Judah and Jesus. Cale explains who Zebulun is.
The Lion of Judah
Is Genesis 49:10 a messianic prophecy? Cale looks at the words Jacob speaks over his sons.
Jacob’s Last Testament
Cale examines Genesis 49 and the final words of Jacob before his death. Did you know that the Letter to the Hebrews mentions Jacob’s blessing of Joseph’s sons? Why this event of all the ones recorded? Jacob’s words to all the sons of Joseph are prophetic. Cale also shares a lighthearted poem on heaven.
The Old (Testament) Switcharoo
Cale looks at Genesis 48 and considers the spiritual gifts God gives us. Does Jacob know what he’s doing when he places his right hand over Ephraim? Cale also shares a story of St. Josemaria Escriva and the fatherhood of God.
An Everlasting Possession
Cale looks at Genesis 48. How often do you think about heaven? Jacob adopts Manasseh and Ephraim as his sons. Why? Plus, two terms that appear for the first time in Scripture that are significant for the spiritual life of believers.
Jacob’s Final Days & God’s Faithfulness
Cale looks at Genesis 47. Jacob is near death, but he’s got some tricks up his sleeve. God is faithful. He has a plan for you just as He did for the patriarchs.
Jesus as the New Joseph
Cale looks at Genesis 47. The story of Joseph sheds light on the mystery of our redemption in Jesus Christ.
Father and Son Reunited
Cale looks at Genesis 46 and 47. After decades apart, Israel sees his beloved son, Joseph. Israel is introduced to Pharaoh. What happens might surprise you. Where is the land of Goshen?
God Speaks to Jacob – and You
Cale looks at Genesis 46. Jacob brings the family to Egypt. What fears do you have in following God 100 percent?
The Power of Forgiveness
Cale looks at Genesis 45, where Joseph reveals his identity to his brothers. It’s a powerful scene filled with tears and forgiveness. Cale also shares a story of forgiveness from the life of Pope St. John Paul II.
A Silver Cup and Judah’s Epic Speech
Cale looks at Genesis 44. Joseph has one final test for his brothers. Judah has a transformation. What is true repentance?
An Unexpected Dinner
Cale looks at Genesis 43. Joseph meets his brothers a second time and tests them. Why did the Egyptians look down on Hebrews?
Joseph Encounters His Brothers
Cale looks at Genesis 42. Joseph’s brothers go to Egypt to buy grain, but little do they know that the brother they sold into slavery long ago is now second in command over all Egypt.
Facing Spiritual Famine
Have you ever experienced spiritual dryness? Cale looks at Genesis 41, 42. Joseph is now Pharaoh’s right-hand man. What does the name Zaphenath-paneah mean? Who is Joseph’s wife? Who are his sons?
The Resurrection
The first glorious mystery. Cale looks at 5 facts that have to be accounted for regarding the resurrection of Jesus Christ from the dead.
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The Crucifixion and Death of Our Lord
What did crucifixion look like in the ancient world? Did Jesus die on the cross? Cale examines multiple historical sources outside the Bible that mention the death of Jesus on the cross. What does Christ’s death on the cross mean for us? Why did God suffer and die in the person of Jesus Christ?
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The Carrying of the Cross
What was the shape of the cross on which Jesus was crucified? Was it a “T” or “X” shaped cross? What is the “Alexamenos graffito”? Who is Simon of Cyrene, and why did he get selected to carry the cross of Jesus?
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Scourging at the Pillar & Crowning with Thorns
What did a Roman flogging look like? Why was Jesus handed over in the first place? Who was really at the praetorium when Jesus was before Pilate? Cale continues to look at the biblical roots of the rosary by looking at two of the ‘sorrowful mysteries’ – the scourging at the pillar and the crowning of thorns.
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Great Stories About Great Saints: King David
Sometimes great sinners can become great saints. Shepherd, warrior, king, and ultimately a “man after God’s own heart”: it’s the life of King David.
Ite Ad Joseph!
Cale looks at Genesis 41. Pharaoh has dreams that no magicians can interpret. Then he is introduced to Joseph. What ensues is beyond anything he could have imagined.
Two Very Different Dreams
Cale looks at Genesis 40. God has given Joseph the ability to interpret dreams. He puts it to use when in prison, he meets two prisoners who have troubling dreams about their role in the court of Pharaoh.
Joseph & The Real Housewife of Egypt
Cale examines Genesis 39, in which we see Joseph put in charge of an Egyptian official’s house. But Potiphar’s wife makes an advance on Joseph. What is his response? Joseph faces slavery, is tempted with infidelity, and faces imprisonment. Yet he never lost hope that God had a plan for him.
Judah and Tamar
Cale looks at Genesis 38 and the story of Judah and Tamar. What’s going on in this sordid tale?
Contraception in Genesis?
What is “Onanism”? Cale examines Genesis 38, where we find the sordid tale of Judah and Tamar. Why is contraception wrong?
Joseph the Dreamer
Joseph’s brothers conspired to kill him after tensions mounted in light of Joseph’s dreams and the favor given him by their father, Jacob.
The Introduction to Joseph
Cale first talks about how those who are not part of Israel are still important to God. Cale introduces us to Joseph and discusses why his brothers didn’t like him and were jealous of him. Cale then explains Joseph’s first dream.
I Dream of Genealogy
Cale begins with a sneak preview of Jacob, Joseph & Reuben’s later relationships. He then talks about the sons of Jacob, completing the 12 tribes of Israel. Cale analyzes the descendants of Esau, breaking down the meanings of their names and their significance. Cale ends by talking about marriage and the dangers of marrying someone with different religious views.
Jacob becomes Israel; The Death of Rachel; The Birth of Benjamin
Cale discusses how Jacob becomes Israel and why it’s significant because God gives a blessing. He compares Jacob’s name change to Abram’s name change, and also takes a look at the death of Rachel, who died while giving birth to Benjamin. Cale also discusses Rachel’s tomb, the death of Deborah (Rebekah’s nurse) and the significance of Bilhah.
Rescue of Dinah and Jacob Goes to Bethel
Cale Clarke finishes up his analysis of Genesis 34 as he talks about Dinah’s brothers rescuing her while pillaging the city and the moral implications of that. He shares how God is the ultimate chessmaster and works through people’s sin.
Cale also discusses Jacob’s call from God to go to Bethel and the changes he had to make in his life.
The Treatment of Women and Marriage
Cale Clarke analyzes Genesis 34, focusing on Jacob, Dinah, and Shechem, and the treatment of women and marriage. In this chapter, Shechem acts toward Jacob’s daughter Dinah evilly, and Cale discusses the customs, rules, and laws of the time. It’s recommended that this podcast is for more mature listeners.
The Treatment of Women and Marriage
Cale Clarke analyzes Genesis 34, focusing on Jacob, Dinah, and Shechem, and the treatment of women and marriage. In this chapter, Shechem acts in an evil way toward Jacob’s daughter Dinah, and Cale talks about the customs, rules and law at the time. It's recommended that this podcast is for more mature listeners.
A Reunion of Brothers
After years apart, Jacob and Esau meet. What is the result? A bloodbath? Or reconciliation? Cale looks at Genesis 33. Why does Jacob stop at Succoth?
Jacob Wrestles With – Who?
Who is the mysterious figure that Jacob wrestles with? God? an angel? And why? Is there any significance to this wrestling match happening near a river? Cale examines Genesis 32 as Jacob prepares to meet his brother, Esau.
Jacob Flees, is Met by Angels of God
Why did Rachel take her dad’s household gods? What does the title of God “Fear of Isaac” mean? The angels of Good meet Jacob on his way back home. Cale looks at Genesis 31, as well as the beginning of Genesis 32.
Jacob vs. Laban
Cale looks at Genesis 30. Jacob tries to leave Laban and return to his homeland, but this proves a difficult task. Rachel steals Laban’s “household gods”.
Rachel vs. Leah & the Names of the 12 Tribes
Cale looks at Genesis 30. Rachel has fertility struggles and there is an ensuing strife between Rachel and Leah. What is the significance of the mandrakes? Cale also looks at the meaning of the names of the sons of Jacob – the 12 Tribes of Israel.
Princess Leah?
It’s one of the greatest love stories in the Bible: the story of Jacob and Rachel. But Jacob, the deceiver, is deceived by Laban and marries Leah. Cale breaks down Genesis 29.
The Stairway to Heaven
Cale examines Genesis 28, in which we see Jacob’s dream at Bethel. Jesus himself sheds further light on this event in the Gospel of John.
Jacob Steals Esau’s Blessing
Cale looks at Genesis 26, 27. Does Isaac really not know that it was Jacob who was asking for the blessing? What is the difference between the birthright and this blessing from Isaac? Why does Rebekah put Jacob up to this?
A Birthright for a Bowl of Soup?
Cale examines the famous story of Jacob convincing Esau to give him his birthright. Did God really “hate” Esau? What does this story mean for your life?
