In this week's episode, I sit down with my son-in-law, Sean Hiller, to hear the powerful story of how he went from being an atheist for nearly a decade to eventually becoming a Christian and later converting to Catholicism. Sean also runs a YouTube channel where he shares content and discussions centered around Catholic beliefs applied to real-world topics.

Sean opens up about the questions and experiences that challenged his worldview, including the role my daughter Ellie and my husband Zane played in his faith journey. We also dive into deep conversations surrounding the Eucharist, predestination vs. free will, Catholicism vs. Orthodoxy, and whether God is truly indifferent to what we believe.

WHAT YOU CAN EXPECT IN THIS EPISODE:

Sean's testimony of going from Southern Baptist to atheist
Why Sean drifted away from Christianity as a teenager
The question that challenged Sean's atheist worldview: "What is love?"
How Ellie influenced Sean's perspective on faith and Christianity
The Bible study Sean never wanted to attend
How a debate about predestination vs. free will impacted him
How Zane unexpectedly played a major role in Sean's Catholic journey
The questions about Catholicism Sean couldn't answer
Why the Eucharist completely changed Sean's perspective
Why Sean chose Catholicism over Orthodoxy
Sean's thoughts on visiting Rome and whether Catholics should go
Whether Sean's entire family is Catholic today
Sean weighs in on the question: "Is God indifferent to what you believe?"

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