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Der Zölibat verpflichtet katholische Priester zur Ehelosigkeit. Trotz sexuellem Missbrauch durch Priester wird er bis heute als ein Grundpfeiler der Kirche verteidigt. Hubert Wolf zeigt dagegen, dass der Zölibat gar nicht so alt ist und es heute bereits verheiratete Priester gibt. Er hinterfragt die diversen Begründungen und findet gute Gründe dafür, den Zölibat endlich abzuschaffen. Sein kirchenhistorisch profunder, glasklar argumentierender Weckruf sollte auch im Vatikan gehört werden. Die Ehelosigkeit der Priester wurde mit ihrer kultischen Reinheit begründet.

What’s a congressman from Virginia doing in places where bullets fly and babies starve?Thirty years ago, Frank Wolf was elected to the U.S. Congress to address local transportation issues. Fueled by a faith that made him believe he could do something about it, the congressman grew to champion...

When all seems lost, where can you find hope? Katherine and Jay Wolf married right after college and sought adventure far from home in Los Angeles, CA. As they pursued their dreams--she as a model and he as a lawyer--they planted their lives in the city and their church community. Their son...

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Wolf Creek Baptist Church (WCBC) is a confessional church whose leadership fully ascribes to the 1689 London Baptist Confession of Faith.

Dive in to hear the weekly sermons from Pennsylvania's Mt. Wolf Community Church, featuring Pastors Larry Baker and Dave Mosebrook.

Father Don Wolf, a priest of the Archdiocese of Oklahoma City, offers a Catholic perspective on the issues confronting each person today.

We believe in understanding the truth about the Catholic Church, her rich history and unflinching teaching. We believe in the pursuit of truth and against soundbytes and labels. We spread the truth with this amazing podcast, in small, digestible pieces. Join the Innocent Wolf podcast.

Inspired by Revelation 12:11, this podcast shares my journey from the New Age to becoming a new creation in Christ. Join me as I reveal how the Lord rescued me from spiritual deception and transformed my life through His truth and grace. Each episode explores faith, freedom, and the power of testimony, encouraging believers and seekers alike to embrace a deeper relationship with Jesus. If you’re seeking clarity, redemption, or a fresh perspective on faith, this show is for you.

New episode each Friday. Did God actually say that? Have you ever asked yourself that question? If so, join me, Michael Wolf, each week. I take you through the Scripture verse by verse, chapter by chapter, book by book, never skipping a verse. I apply 30+ years of study and searching the Scripture to seek a deeper understanding of what God is saying, not what I want it to say. I look at each verse in context. I use easier passages to help interpret the harder passages. I look at the places the New Testament quotes and references the Old. Join me, Michael Wolf, each week.

Listen to a weekly Sunday message from Lead Pastor Matt Wolf or another speaker from Arise Church or learn more at arisedenver.com.

A week is made up of 10,080 minutes. We spend around 80 of those minutes focused on faith each Sunday. But what about the other 10,000? That's what this podcast is all about! Bring God into your 10,000 each week.

Joe and Melissa invite you to their kitchen table as they discuss life, marriage, and parenting from a Christian perspective. Joe and Melissa strive to live biblically in all areas of life; these podcasts are candid conversations about topics, big and small, that Christians today must wrestle with. Joe and Melissa are married with three children. They both serve in leadership roles at their local church, Living Word Church in Branson West, MO.

Es ist ein Schock für die ganze Christenheit: Konstantinopel ist gefallen! Verbissen haben die Byzantiner die Stadt verteidigt, doch die Übermacht der Türken war erdrückend. Wo Hunnen, Perser, Araber und Bulgaren gescheitert waren, haben die Türken 1453 triumphiert. Jetzt schmückt sich der osmanische Sultan Mehmed II. mit dem Beinamen »Vater der Eroberung«.