Podcasts about Lofton

Why People Leave After Joining the Church

German Bishops Elect New Leader — This Is Not Good

SSPX Response to Rome: July Consecrations Are On

Another Eastern Catholic priest has become Eastern Orthodox — and it's not an isolated case. In this video, I take a closer look at why this keeps happening and explore the deeper dynamics behind these conversions. Why do some Eastern Catholics — including clergy — eventually cross over to Orthodoxy? Is it theological formation, ecclesiology, […]

Archbishop Vigano: The Vatican is in Schism, Not the SSPX

Vatican II CANNOT Be Changed? Vatican Drops Bombshell on SSPX

‘Get Out of Jail Free?' Epstein Lawyer's Shocking Admission

BREAKING: Vatican Publishes Statement on SSPX Negotiations

In this message Elder Lofton explores more on the profound concept of perfect love and perfecting love as taught in the Scriptures.

In this message Elder Lofton looks at the turmoil faced by the righteous in scripture and emphasizes the importance of faith and righteousness as foundational elements in navigating these challenges

A continuation by Elder Lofton on the biblical concept of perfecting love.

The theme of love is throughout the Bible but is greatly misunderstood by many on what true perfect love is. In this message Elder Kevin Lofton looks at what perfect love is as taught in scripture

Introductory message by Elder Kevin Lofton delivered at Buffalo

Bad Bunny's Super Bowl Show Erupts Massive Culture War

In this message Elder Kevin Lofton speaks on the habitation of God, and where He dwells on the earth

In this message Elder Lofton speaks on refuge and understanding safety in the presence of God

Did Trump Really Depict the Obamas As Monkeys? My Honest Thoughts

Epstein Files Reveal Plot To Take Down Pope Francis?

There are major developments in the relationship between the Catholic Church and the SSPX, especially in light of the SSPX's intention to ordain new bishops this July. In this video, I explain the history of the SSPX and why this next step is so significant.

Jeff Lofton has released a new album of original and well known songs exploring the essence of Texas, ATX Rhythm. Some of these songs may not have seemed like Jazz pieces until Jeff played them. Jeff Lofton is originally from South Carolina where he got his start as a musician.  Now he’s part of the Austin Jazz Scene. He is not only a talented player but a Jazz Scholar, learning from other great artists while bringing his own personal magic to the music. • Jeff Lofton on YouTube Music by: Jeff Lofton The post Jeff Lofton – “ATX Rhythm” appeared first on Paradigms Podcast.

Did the Catholic-Orthodox Schism Just End… And Nobody Noticed?

Mike Huckabee Anathematizes Catholic and Orthodox Theology

This isn't a show I planned to make today, but reports are circulating that the U.S. has warned the Bank of England to prepare for alien disclosure. Is there any substance to this claim, or is it just another distraction from what's really happening in the world? In this episode, I break down what we […]

BREAKING: Benedict XVI's Unpublished Letter SLAMS the German Bishops

Jerusalem Church Leaders Jointly Condemn Christian Zionism

The story of an excommunicated “female priest” returning to the Catholic Church while still unrepentant is more than just a headline — it's a wake-up call. If we stop clearly preaching sin, conversion, and repentance, we shouldn't be surprised when people want inclusion without conversion. Love and mercy are inseparable from truth. This is why […]

In this episode, I put Grok to the test on the biggest questions imaginable. Using what I believe are airtight logical arguments, I press the AI on whether God must exist — and its responses take an unexpected turn. From there, things get even stranger as I ask Grok whether artificial intelligence could be being […]

Recently, Candace Owens made a striking claim that has generated a great deal of attention online. She asserted that Charlie Kirk is a “time traveler” sent from the future to disrupt what she describes as a satanic agenda. According to her, the CIA supposedly used ancient Sumerian technology from the future to identify both Charlie […]

BREAKING: Leaked Vatican Report Targets the Latin Mass?

In this episode, I examine the Pope's decision to remove a Traditional Latin Mass priest after the use of a homophobic slur, and what this action reveals about church discipline and its public optics—especially when contrasted with the lack of discipline for cardinals who promote doctrinal errors. I then analyze a letter circulated at the […]

In this episode, I examine recent comments from Tucker Carlson and Megyn Kelly as they call out media narratives surrounding war and propaganda. Building on their critiques, I argue that our generation has a moral responsibility to challenge media-driven war rhetoric and to seriously question continued U.S. funding for Israel's killing of Palestinians. I also […]

Pope BLASTS World Powers on Suppressing Free Speech!

Most people know there are differences between Catholic and Protestant Bibles—but the reality is far more complex. In this video, I explore the incredible diversity of Bibles throughout history, shaped by geography, religious traditions, theological agendas, and social contexts. From variations within Catholicism, Eastern Orthodoxy, Oriental Orthodoxy, Protestantism, Judaism, and even Islam, to striking examples […]

BREAKING: ICE Officer Fatally Shoots Woman—Chaos Follows

Pope Leo Defines His Papacy: Vatican II and Ecumenism

New Cardinal Has No Issue with Women Priests and Gay Relationships?

An OnlyFans star, Lily Phillips, has gone viral after getting re-baptized and publicly identifying as a Christian—yet her pornographic content remains online, and there's no clear sign of repentance. This has ignited a massive debate: Should Christians withhold judgment? Is it fair to expect real change after conversion? What does genuine repentance actually look like? […]

In this video, I break down the failed end-times prophecy of Ebo Noah and what happened after the world didn't end. While followers were gripped by fear and expectation, the prophet moved on to luxury cars, rap concerts, and a very different lifestyle. But this video isn't just about one man. I explain why people […]

In this deeply honest and Spirit-led conversation, Avery Lofton joins the Rooted in Christ Podcast to share her journey through marriage, motherhood, creativity, and unwavering faith in Jesus. From navigating the early sanctification of marriage to learning how to steward calling, family, and creativity without losing peace at home, Avery offers wisdom shaped by real life—not theory.Avery opens up about marrying well, the importance of pre-marital counsel, and how God uses marriage and parenting to expose, refine, and grow us. She also shares her powerful testimony of coming to Christ at 19, overcoming fear and insecurity, and learning how obedience—not comfort—shaped her calling in music and ministry.This episode dives into the tension many creatives feel: pursuing excellence without making the gift an idol, staying present with family while stewarding influence, and remaining faithful when criticism comes from inside the Christian space. Through it all, Avery reminds us that our testimony is never redundant—there's always someone who hasn't heard it yet.In this episode, you'll hear about:What it really means to marry well and be equally yokedNavigating early marriage frustration with grace and enduranceMotherhood, sacrifice, and finding rhythm as a familyCreativity, Christian artistry, and doing things with excellence—without distractionAvery's faith journey and overcoming fear through prayerWhy your testimony still matters, even if you've told it beforeWhether you're married, single, creative, or simply seeking to stay rooted in Christ in every season, this episode will encourage, challenge, and remind you to keep Jesus at the center of it all.

VFL Chris Lofton joined John Wilkerson and Charley Collier on SportsTalk to breakdown the UT basketball season so far.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

I just watched Trump's Hanukkah reception—and it was a wake-up call. What stood out wasn't the symbolism or the speeches, but what the event revealed about influence and priorities. The reception made it painfully clear how beholden Trump appears to be to major donors and political interests that prioritize Israel's agenda over the needs of […]

A Catholic bishop displayed an image of a pig's heart inside a condom over the altar—and he's still in ministry. The same bishop has publicly defended artwork depicting Jesus as a crucified frog, as well as an image portraying the Virgin Mary as a transgender man. These weren't hidden provocations. They were praised, justified, and […]

Most U.S. Catholics Support the Death Penalty—Despite the Catechism

In this episode, we take a closer look at Kirk Cameron's recent statements about hell and explore how they compare with Scripture, Christian tradition, and contemporary theological perspectives. From Ray Comfort's reaction to the broader Protestant response, we'll examine whether these newer ideas align with historic Christian doctrine—or represent a departure from it. We'll then […]

For most of us today, changing our religious beliefs is understood as a personal right — a matter of conscience. But throughout much of Christian history, things were very different. In many eras, leaving the faith or publicly challenging official doctrine wasn't just discouraged… it could be illegal, and in some cases, even punishable by […]

Was coercion ever considered a legitimate tool in the defense and preservation of the Catholic faith? In this episode, we examine St. Thomas Aquinas' reasoning behind the medieval position that civil and ecclesiastical authorities could compel heretics—by force if necessary—to return to the Church. We'll explore the theological arguments, historical backdrop, and the later development […]

Did Pope Benedict XVI believe the Magisterium can err—or that it has erred in the past? In this video, we explore his views across different stages of his life: his early reflections as a young theologian at Vatican II, his role as Prefect of the Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith, and finally, his […]

The Vatican study commission on the female diaconate recently released its findings: while it does not support a sacramental form of the female diaconate at this time, it leaves the door open for the magisterium to reconsider in the future. Meanwhile, a non-sacramental female diaconate is still possible today. What does this really mean for […]

Catholic Nun Stabbed in Hate Crime? MAJOR PLOT TWIST