A steady conversation on healing, identity, and the freedom of being God’s child.
This episode moves through healing, identity, and the Father’s love with Sean Breeden, drawing on his testimony and the witness of Joan of Arc and St. Therese.

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Catholic teaching for mission-minded faith.
Fire on the Earth with Peter Herbeck is a daily Catholic teaching program rooted in Scripture, Mass readings, and the life of the Church. Its episodes press toward personal conversion, the Holy Spirit, and the practical courage of Christian witness.
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Fire on the Earth with Peter Herbeck is a Catholic teaching program built around Scripture, saints, conversion, and mission. Peter Herbeck leads with a preacher's sense of urgency and a teacher's habit of returning to the text. The episodes often begin from Gospel readings used at Mass. From there, they widen into themes of Pentecost, baptism in the Holy Spirit, repentance, witness, and the kingdom of God arriving with power. The show is not casual religion talk. It asks listeners to treat Christian faith as a lived reality that changes the mind, strengthens the heart, and sends people outward. Recent episodes focus heavily on the apostles and the first movements of the Church. Thomas is presented as more than a doubter: honest, courageous, loyal, and finally a bold witness to the resurrection. Mary appears through the Annunciation and Pentecost as a central figure in the work of the Holy Spirit. Peter and Paul are used as models of teaching that still presses on the modern believer. The show also spends time with the saints as concrete examples rather than decorative figures. In episodes with Sean Breeden, Joan of Arc and Therese of Lisieux become studies in obedience, suffering, courage, missionary desire, and trust. Those conversations move through courtrooms, battles, death, prayer, and the costly shape of holiness. The register remains devotional, but the material can be vivid and historically specific. Another strand is spiritual formation, especially in the episode with Steve Norm on young men's ministry, discipline, identity, and missionary community. Fire on the Earth speaks often about spiritual battle, the Word of God, the sacraments, and the need for a renewed mind. It is confident, catechetical, and unapologetically Catholic. The show suits listeners who want daily spiritual teaching with Scripture at the center and practical exhortation close behind. Its strongest episodes turn familiar Catholic language into an immediate question: what does it mean to say yes now?
Made for: For Catholic listeners who want daily Scripture-based teaching, saint stories, and direct encouragement toward conversion and witness. It especially suits those drawn to Pentecost, evangelization, spiritual formation, and traditional devotional language.
What sets it apart: The show combines Mass-reading reflection, charismatic Catholic emphasis on the Holy Spirit, and concrete stories of saints and ministry. It feels less like commentary and more like sustained spiritual exhortation for ordinary Christian mission.
This daily show provides a compelling look at the new evangelization through inspiring teachings, interviews and testimonies. Every weekday, Peter helps listeners respond personally to what the Holy Spirit is saying in our time.
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A steady conversation on healing, identity, and the freedom of being God’s child.
This episode moves through healing, identity, and the Father’s love with Sean Breeden, drawing on his testimony and the witness of Joan of Arc and St. Therese.
A Holy Week reflection that frames salvation as a real struggle and a real call to respond.
Why Did He Die? treats Holy Week as a live confrontation, not a seasonal backdrop. Peter Herbeck opens with Ephesians 2 and keeps returning to the struggle Christians are meant to face: sin, the world, the flesh, and the devil.

Two Bible translators unpack Scripture's hardest passages, from Revelation's 666 to the Witch of Endor.
Live sermons with Easter-shaped urgency.




Bishop Scott McKegg compares the church to a river requiring institutional banks and the Holy Spirit's flowing water.
A 13-year-old's forgotten billboard reappeared ten years later, answering Bishop Scott McKegg's request for an unmistakable vocation sign.
Peter Herbeck describes a stranger telling him, "the faith and love that you seek shall be granted to you."
This episode features an interview with Steve Norm about his passion for working with young men through the Forged ministry, focusing on spiritual formation and the role of fatherhood in faith.
This episode features an interview with Sean Breeden discussing the lives and spiritual lessons of saints Joan of Arc and Therese of Lisieux, emphasizing their relevance for modern evangelization.
This episode explores the inspiring stories of St.
This episode continues a discussion with Sean Breeden about the spiritual connections between Joan of Arc and Therese of Lisieux, focusing on how Therese's early obsession with Joan's biography revealed her own calling to sainthood.
Peter Herbeck opens Fire on the Earth with Sean Breeden, who is identified as the general sales manager for Ave Maria Radio and the founder of Warriors of St.
Peter Herbeck interviews Sean Breeden about his personal faith journey and Catholic men's ministry.
Peter Herbeck discusses the grace of the Easter season and encourages listeners to deepen their faith through the sacraments and the Holy Spirit.
Peter Herbeck encourages listeners to embrace the grace of the Easter season and deepen their faith through the sacraments and the Holy Spirit.
Peter Herbeck encourages listeners to rejoice in Christ's resurrection and live in the good news despite worldly bad news.
Peter Herbeck discusses the significance of the Easter octave and encourages listeners to remain in the spirit of the resurrection.
Peter Herbeck discusses the importance of fully engaging in the Lenten season as a time of surrender, grace, and spiritual growth.
Peter Herbeck discusses the significance of Lent as a season of purification, penance, and prayer for personal transformation and intercession for the world.
Peter Herbeck discusses the Lenten season as a time for spiritual combat and responding to God's call to become saints.
Peter Herbeck opens Fire on the Earth by framing Lent as a "beautiful season" that is also "a challenging one" and "a time of great growth." He urges parents to build family habits around confession, extra prayer, the rosary, and hearing key Bible passages so children can sense that "something holy is happening." Herbeck also says children pick up the "vibe that's in the air" when mom and dad live the season with sobriety and humility.
Peter Herbeck discusses the Lenten season, encouraging listeners to deepen their union with Jesus through prayer, fasting, and almsgiving.
Peter Herbeck encourages listeners to embrace the Lenten season as an opportunity for deeper spiritual growth and connection with God.
Peter Herbeck discusses the season of Lent as a time for spiritual combat, prayer, and drawing closer to God through repentance and intercession.
Peter Herbeck discusses the Lenten season as a time for humility and spiritual reflection, drawing on scripture and Catholic teaching.
Peter Herbeck discusses the Lenten season as a time for humility and spiritual reflection, drawing on the Book of Revelation.
Peter Herbeck encourages listeners to embrace Lent as a season of spiritual battle and deeper conversion through prayer, fasting, and almsgiving.
Peter Herbeck discusses the Lenten season, spiritual combat against sin, and the importance of humility and God's revelation.
Peter Herbeck discusses the importance of Lent as a season for increased prayer, fasting, and almsgiving in response to global corruption and rejection of God.
Peter Herbeck reflects on the Lenten season, reading Deuteronomy 30:15-20 about choosing life and obedience to God.
Peter Herbeck introduces the season of Lent, connecting it to Jesus' time in the desert and the call to spiritual combat.
Peter Herbeck discusses the theme of joy and prepares listeners for the Lenten season with practical spiritual advice.
Peter Herbeck discusses finding joy in trials as preparation for Lent, drawing from the Epistle of James.
This episode explores why people resist God's love, using Scripture and teachings to help listeners receive it for happiness and joy despite life's trials.
This episode explores how the Christ event demonstrates God's unconditional love and initiative in redeeming humanity, emphasizing that faith begins with divine action rather than human effort.
This episode explores experiencing God's love through biblical teachings, catechism, and saintly wisdom to deepen spiritual connection with the Father.
This episode explores the centrality of God's love in the Christian life, emphasizing that faith begins with receiving God's love rather than focusing on human efforts, and examines how this love transforms daily living and spiritual experience.