Beyond Denominations: A Pastor’s Journey w/@KeithNester | E208 Lila Rose Show

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  @LilaRoseShow · 1 year ago · pinned

  What did you think about this episode? Also, we have bonus content from this interview (and all interviews going forward!) available exclusively at Rose Report: <a href="https://rosereport.supercast.com/">https://rosereport.supercast.com</a>

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• KE

  @KeithNester · 1 year ago

  Thanks so much for having me on. It was an honor!

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  @emmawiker1218 · 1 year ago

  I heard his story on pints with Aquinas and decided after hearing his story to consider the Catholic Church and I can happily report after a year and a half I am a confirmed catholic ❤❤

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  @faithbasedliving9391 · 1 year ago

  The two biggest influencers in my Catholic conversion❤ next &nbsp;month &nbsp;I’ll be confirmed into the church

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  @taruntirkey · 1 year ago

  I can relate to Keith&apos;s journey. I am a cradle Catholic, but a few years back, I felt I was missing something in our church, so I started going to a non-denominational church pastor for Bible studies and prayer service. Things were pretty amazing there, and I learned a lot. Then, I also joined another online Bible study to learn even more about our Lord. Also took an online diploma on Theology. All these, along with many youtube videos. But as I began to learn more, it led me back to the Catholic church. I realized I was home all along. This journey helped me become a more devout Catholic. 😁

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  @lakesidepaul3950 · 1 year ago

  Future Catholic convert...Wow! &nbsp;Your interviews are outstanding! &nbsp;I was hooked after I found your interview with Fr. Trenham.

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  @andrewswo · 1 year ago

  Converted 8 years ago. Grew up a pastors kid (southern Baptist) and spent most of my life as a protestant....loved this interview!

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  @emilygaldamez1525 · 1 year ago

  I’m inspired!! I loved hearing his story! I’m not Catholic, but definitely leaning more that way it seems. I’ve only been reading the Bible for a year and a half, so I’m a baby Christian and have struggled to decide what type of church I want to attend but every day I become more and more interested in Catholicism.

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  @RyanAshley419 · 1 year ago

  Having been an Anglican priest who had to leave it all behind to become Catholic, I completely understand what he was saying. I often say to people the advice my spiritual director in those days told me, &quot;If you believe God is the God of All Truth, He will ultimately lead you into that Truth.&quot; Sometimes you just have to take the step and truth that God is indeed in control.

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  @PapasDiana · 1 year ago

  Been following Keith&apos;s journey and I am glad that he made the radical decision to come home .

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  @Livvydays · 1 year ago

  I appreciate the comment made by Lila pointing out that the same God that called Keith to be a methodist pastor also later on called him to be catholic. I need to be patient and stop worry about where my protestant friends are at because truthfully they are probably exactly where God has put them. I need to take a back seat and stop trying to drive for God. Thanks for reminding me! Love Keith and Lila both!

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  @antonwisbiski · 1 year ago

  Such a beautiful story, I&apos;m orthodox but love catholics and the catholic church. I really wish to see union one day. Something so incredible about the apostolic faiths. What a beautiful soul and inspiring story, I relate in a lot of ways. God is good!

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