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18:27Now PlayingThe Vatican Secrets That Could Rewrite 2,000 Years of History
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18:27Now PlayingIn this “Hot Question” segment, Wes Huff steps into one of the most debated topics in church history: what, if anything, is the Vatican still hiding? From the legendary Codex Vaticanus to the reality of who actually gets access to the Vatican archives, Wes separates conspiracy from documented history and explains why much of what people assume is secret is already publicly available. He unpacks Constantine, the Great Codices, early Christian persecution, and the historical case for the reliability of the Bible—arguing that even if undiscovered artifacts exist, they would likely be “icing on the cake” rather than something that rewrites history.
The conversation then pivots into a raw and personal discussion about idolatry, materialism, and misplaced identity. Through biblical examples—from the bronze serpent in the Old Testament to the deeper meaning of the Ten Commandments—Wes explains how idolatry is less about statues and more about what we allow to define us. He shares his own story of paralysis, healing, athletic ambition, and humility, offering a grounded perspective on faith, identity, and what truly sustains belief.
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